As specialists in the rental of short and medium stays, we will be very happy to welcome you to your future cocoon for a leisure, tourist or professional stay. Before, during and after your stay, we are at your disposal to answer your questions and assist you. Your local contact can give you advice on visits and things to do in the area. See you soon!

Cocoonr B&P Agency offers you, on the commune of Luc-sur-Mer, this charming apartment of 42 m ² with sight sea, vis-a-vis the beach, with a living room of a surface of 24 m ² and being able to accomodate until 4 travellers. Located on the 2nd floor (without elevator), it is composed of a nice living room, an equipped kitchen, a nice bedroom and a shower room. We are waiting for you! Other remarks : - Free Wifi available - Animals accepted on request, please specify when booking. - Sheets and towels provided on request. Sheets : 15e / bed ; towels : 6e / person ; tea towel : 2e / unit ; bath mat : 3e / unit. - The end of stay cleaning includes the preparation of the accommodation for future visitors. Please leave it in a clean and tidy condition and clean the appliances after use.

The accommodation is ideally located in the heart of the town of Luc-sur-Mer, classified as a tourist resort. You will be in the immediate vicinity of the sea and all amenities: mini-market, bakery, stores, restaurants... Nearby : - Park and museum of the Whale at 450m (6 minutes on foot). - Beach of Luc-sur-Mer located at 50 m (1 minute on foot). - Thalasso des 3 mondes at 300 m (4 minutes on foot). - Casino Tranchant located at 400 m (5 minutes on foot). - Sailing school located at 600 m (7 minutes on foot). - Juno Beach Center located at 10 km (17 minutes by car) - Caen located at 18 km (26 minutes by car) Activities : - Walking or biking on the coast. Bike rental in front of the apartment. - Relaxation on the beach, water sports: surfing, paddle, kitesurf, paddle... - Market, fishing, cinema, casino, bowling, Thalasso. - D-Day beaches, Caen Memorial... - Visit of the Juno Beach museum of Courseulles and discovery of the art galleries.