Created in 1967 in Avoriaz, Pierre & Vacances has been offering residences in the heart of the most beautiful destinations by the sea, in the mountains and in the countryside for over 55 years. A benchmark player in French tourism, with a strong local presence, Pierre & Vacances is committed to local, low-carbon holidays. The brand's mission is to bring its customers closer to their surroundings, by offering them the best locations, breathtaking views, accommodation and services designed with families in mind, swimming pools in the majority of its residences and teams to help customers discover the destination. Today, with almost 200 residences in France and Spain, Pierre & Vacances welcomes over 2 million holidaymakers every year. Our mission is to make you prefer holidays closer to home. We are committed to reducing our carbon emissions linked to the energy consumption of our residences and have put in place an initial energy sobriety plan to be launched in 2022. "At Pierre & Vacances, we are convinced that settling in the heart of the most beautiful destinations makes our customers' holidays a success".

Situated on the marina at Dives-sur-Mer, this residence is an ideal base from which to discover the city of William the Conqueror and the Côte Fleurie. Highlights: two swimming pools, Cabourg beach (300 m), Houlgate beach (500 m). You'll love : - The charming fishing port on the Côte Fleurie, home of William the Conqueror. - The residence on the marina, 300 m from Cabourg beach. - An indoor pool heated all year round and an outdoor pool open from June to September.

In Normandy, Calvados, the history of Dives-sur-Mer is linked to that of William the Conqueror, who left from this port to conquer England. This town with its rich architectural heritage lies between Houlgate (3 km) and Cabourg (2 km). - Dives-sur-Mer, the largest marina in Basse-Normandie, boasts a remarkable heritage with its 11th-century church and its William the Conqueror Art Village, a former 16th-century coaching inn. - Just a short distance from the residence, discover the town of Houlgate and its emblematic monument, the Grand Hôtel, as well as its casino and some 300 Belle Epoque villas. - The weekly market is held in the 15th-century Halles Médiévales, and you can also visit the lively Halle aux Poissons (fish market), where you can find the fruits of coastal fishing.