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Normandy Coastal Towns

Source: AirROI Reviewed by , Founder @ AirROI Updated

Figures are AirROI estimates. How they are made

Among the 19 towns with 200+ homes

Most booked of these 19
Le Havre 21,752 stays
Highest revenue per home of these 19
Deauville €19,609 a year
Highest rated of these 19
La Hague 4.85 out of 5
Lowest nightly rate of these 19
Cherbourg-en-Cotentin €74 a night
Longest typical stay of these 19
Barneville-Carteret 6.2 nights

Ranking

Normandy Coastal Towns Ranked by Airbnb Stays

Every one of the coastal and beach towns in Normandy with 100 or more Airbnb homes and recent stays, most booked first.

Normandy Coastal Towns ranked by Airbnb stays, with homes, typical stay, busiest month, nightly rate, occupancy, revenue per home and guest rating
1Le Havre21,752€84
2Trouville-sur-Mer18,493€178
3Cabourg18,398€126
4Honfleur17,960€154
5Deauville17,060€203
6Dieppe15,157€108
7Fécamp13,387€110
8Cherbourg-en-Cotentin12,503€74
9Étretat10,268€158
10Granville9,865€114
11Villers-sur-Mer9,477€134
12Courseulles-sur-Mer9,190€97
13Le Tréport7,455€103
14Ouistreham7,443€124
15La Hague5,510€126
16Houlgate5,504€153
17Barneville-Carteret5,374€140
18Saint-Valery-en-Caux4,572€96
19Luc-sur-Mer4,271€115
20Petit-Caux3,799€105
21Criel-sur-Mer3,721€122
22Jullouville3,649€149
23Dives-sur-Mer3,463€142
24Agon-Coutainville3,387€155
25Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer3,342€136

Figures are AirROI estimates for the 12 months to October 2026, and stays count Airbnb bookings only. Typical stay is a booking's length, occupancy the share of available nights booked, and revenue the yearly average per home, before costs. Guest rating is out of 5.

Money figures on this page are in euros, converted from US dollars at €0.86 per US$, the typical rate from November 2025 to October 2026.

Town by town

Where the Top Towns Stand Out

All 8 are busiest in August, and among guests who left a review, Paris is the top home city in each. Apartments and condos are the largest home type in 7 of the 8. The lines below add what the table can't show, where one of the 8 most booked towns leads its peers or differs from the rest.

  1. Le Havre

    Of the 19 coastal towns in Normandy with 200 or more homes, Le Havre had the most Airbnb homes, at 1,113, and had the biggest share of apartments and condos, at 86%, in the 12 months to October 2026.

  2. 5
    Deauville

    Of the 19 coastal towns in Normandy with 200 or more homes, Deauville had the highest nightly rate, at €203, in the 12 months to October 2026.

  3. 7
    Fécamp

    In the 12 months to October 2026, houses were the largest home type in Fécamp, Normandy, at 48% of homes.

  4. 8
    Cherbourg-en-Cotentin

    Of the 19 coastal towns in Normandy with 200 or more homes, Cherbourg-en-Cotentin had the highest occupancy, at 48%, and had the lowest nightly rate, at €74, in the 12 months to October 2026.

When to go

Busiest and Quietest Months

August, July and September rank as the busiest months for Airbnb nights across the coastal towns in Normandy, and February and January as the quietest. August is the busiest month in every one of them. Across the 40 towns, stays run longest in July, at 6.6 nights, and shortest in May, at 3.6 nights.

August ranks first, January last

Airbnb months in calendar order. The number is the month's rank, and 1 is the busiest. The bar shows its part of Airbnb nights.

  • Three busiest months
  • Other months
Month by month: rank, typical stay and nightly rate
Months in Normandy by rank
RankMonth Typical stay Nightly rate
1August5.8 nights€148
2July6.6 nights€147
3September3.8 nights€128
4May3.6 nights€134
5June4.5 nights€134
6October3.8 nights€126
7April4.1 nights€130
8December4.0 nights€123
9March4.4 nights€121
10November3.7 nights€121
11February4.0 nights€121
12January5.2 nights€121

Who comes

Where Guests Come From

Among guests who left a review, 81% come from within France. Among those guests, the largest groups from abroad come from Germany, the United Kingdom and Belgium. The top home cities among those guests are Paris and Rouen. Étretat and Honfleur draw the most from abroad, at 36%, among towns with 200 or more homes.

Top countries abroad

Among guests who left a review

  • Germany 3.9%
  • United Kingdom 3.6%
  • Belgium 2.4%
  • United States 1.1%
  • Netherlands 1%

Top home cities

Among guests who left a review

81% from within France

  • Paris 15%
  • Rouen 1.1%

The money view

Revenue, Occupancy and Nightly Rate

Among the 19 towns with 200 or more Airbnb homes, Deauville has the highest estimated revenue per home, at €19,609 a year. Of those 19, Cherbourg-en-Cotentin has the highest occupancy, at 48%, and the lowest nightly rate on Airbnb, at €74. The most booked of the 40, Le Havre, earns about €8,919 per home.

Highest revenue per home of these 19

A year, AirROI estimate

  1. Deauville €19,609
  2. Étretat €19,398
  3. Honfleur €17,334
  4. Houlgate €15,762

Highest occupancy of these 19

Nights booked, AirROI estimate

Lowest nightly rate of these 19

On Airbnb, AirROI estimate

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the most popular coastal town in Normandy?

By AirROI's estimates, Le Havre is the most booked of the 40 coastal towns in Normandy, with 21,752 Airbnb stays in the 12 months to October 2026. Trouville-sur-Mer is second, with 18,493. This counts Airbnb bookings only.

What is the most affordable coastal town in Normandy?

By AirROI's estimated nightly rate on Airbnb in the 12 months to October 2026, among coastal towns in Normandy with 200 or more homes, the lowest are Cherbourg-en-Cotentin (€74), Le Havre (€84) and Courseulles-sur-Mer (€97). That is the average asking price on booked nights, not what it costs to live or buy there.

What are some small coastal towns in Normandy?

By AirROI's count of active Airbnb homes as of October 2026, the smallest of the 40 coastal towns it lists in Normandy are Saint-Germain-sur-Ay (95), Bréhal (105) and Tourgéville (106). AirROI's list starts at 100 homes, so smaller places are not on it.

What coastal towns in Normandy offer the strongest Airbnb returns?

Returns depend on what a home costs to buy and run, which AirROI's figures do not cover. On AirROI's estimated revenue per home in the 12 months to October 2026, among coastal towns in Normandy with 200 or more homes, the highest are Deauville (€19,609), Étretat (€19,398) and Trouville-sur-Mer (€17,396). Among the same towns, Cherbourg-en-Cotentin has the highest occupancy, at 48%.

Method

How These Lists and Numbers Are Made

How a town gets on this list. A town needs 100 or more Airbnb homes with recent stays. A language model then judges the place from its name, state, country and coordinates, not from words in its name: it has to be on an ocean or sea coast with its own beach, seafront or harbour, or on a Great Lake with a public beach, and within about 10 km of the shore. The town's own listings can back that up, with 30% of its homes listing beach access, or 10% with ocean views, waterfront homes or beach in their titles besides. A town whose listings do not gets a second, stricter check, which asks whether people go there for that or mainly for something else. Big cities stay off. Corrections come last: places the checks got wrong are added or taken off, and rows that name one place are joined.

How the figures are made. Stays, occupancy, nightly rate and revenue are AirROI estimates built from Airbnb listing data, and cover Airbnb only. A town's stays are its bookings in the period, and the typical stay and busiest month come from the same data. Guest ratings, home sizes and how far ahead guests book are the latest figures in each town's AirROI data. Month ranks compare each month's part of Airbnb nights. Origin rests on 911,997 reviews and describes guests who left a review, not everyone who stayed. A town needs 1,000 reviews before this page gives its share from abroad.