Unit + 2Extra person per night per nightAdultChild under 5 1.3- 1.11£ 20.35£ 4.10Free 7 Nights 1.3- 1.11 2 Adults£ 299 Extra Adults£ 29 Infant 0- 4Free 77 Paris region For extra nights or extra pitch facilities refer to Pitch Only prices below PAR02Inclusive Holiday prices from Electricity 6A included ? Dogs £ 2.45 ? Tourist tax included ? Motorhome over 9m £ 8.15 PAR02Pitch Only prices Terms and Conditions 1- Day/ 2 Parks Hopper Ticket: Save up to 15% versus gate price when pre- purchased in the UK. 4- Day period Hopper Ticket is valid for 7 days from first date of use. 1- Day/ 2 Parks Hopper, 4- Day period Hopper Tickets: Available until 8th November 2009. Offers not valid at the entrance of both Disney Parks and is not combinable with any other offer or discount. All tickets: Valid for entrance to both Disney ® Parks and are not reimbursable or exchangeable. Days do not have to be taken consecutively. Access to both Parks subject to Park capacity. Disneyland ® Resort Paris Park tickets Special OffersAdultChild ( 3- 11) 1- day/ 2 Parks Hopper TicketSAVE up to 15%£ 41£ 36 4- day Period Hopper Ticket4 days for£ 110£ 93 the price of 3 Save time and money by pre- purchasing your Disney ® Park Tickets from Carefree WINa Disney goody bag worth £ 100! Exclusive Carefree Offer Book and pay for your tickets by 31 March 2009 for the chance to win All bookings with Disneyland ® Resort Paris tickets purchased and paid for by 31 March will be entered into the draw on 1 April 2009 Closing date of competition: 31 March 2009. The first entry drawn at random will receive one bag with Disney merchandise to the value of £ 100. Prize cannot be modified and there is no cash alternative. Winners will be notified by post no later than 30 April 2009. Winner may be expected to participate in publicity associated with this competition. The judges' decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. We reserve the right in unforeseen circumstances beyond our control to change these rules or alter this promotion at any time without prior notice. The best deal for youp12- 13 Ferry dealsp14- 21 Maps and guidesp22- 23 Holiday coverp24- 27 PAR02Crèvecoeur- en- Brie1 Mar- 1 Nov Les 4 Vents Carefree's opinion One of our members' best loved sites and no wonder, with the George family's welcome, the lovingly tended grounds and a peaceful location in easy striking distance of Disneyland Resort ® Paris, Parc Astérix and Paris itself. Nearby medieval Provins is well worth a visit, with fabulous re- enactments of battles of the Middle Ages, while the châteaux at Vaux- le- Vicomte, Fontainebleau and Versailles are some of France's finest. And if all that isn't enough excitement, a superb big cats safari park is only five minutes drive away. Location ? Countryside setting, five miles by car from RER station to Paris Gare de l'Est ( journey time about 35 minutes) and Versailles ? Disneyland ® Resort Paris ten miles ( access to the site is open even after the night- time Disney parade), Vaux- le- Vicomte château 17 miles, Provins 25 miles, Fontainebleau 32 miles, Parc Astérix 44 miles ? Modern facilities set amid peaceful farmland Facilities ? 200 pitches; large; open and part- shaded; all with electricity ? Outdoor pool ? Visiting take- away van ( high season) ? Baker's van ( high season and other busy periods) ? Play area ? Tourist information ? Modern wash blocks ? Facilities for disabled ? Easy access to Paris and Disneyland ® Resort Paris ? Horse riding nearby Information ? High season– still quiet; open sports tournaments sometimes arranged by campers from permanent units on site ? Low season– popular for short breaks and longer stays alike, with a tranquil and homely atmosphere ? Owned and run by Madame George and her daughter Agnès, English spoken ? 1.7- 31.8 minimum stay two nights, maximum stay 12 nights ? BBQs permitted Join us Mickey's Magical Party is a mega fiesta that will start in April 2009. During the Party there will be oodles of extra special party treats including; It's Party Time ... with Mickey and Friends, Minnie's Party Train, It's Dance Time ... in Discoveryland, Disney's Stars'n'Cars and Playhouse Disney Live on Stage! Mickey's Magical Party is a year full of faMouse party- time fun. And the only person missing is you! So get ready Mouseketeers Its party time. To make the most of Mickey's Magical Party choose from two special offers Get an extra day free If you intend to visit for 3 days you will get an extra day FREE! Save up to 15% Take advantage of the 1 Day/ 2 Parks Hopper ticket and save up to 15%. All tickets mentioned allow unlimited entry to both Disneyland ® Park and Walt Disney Studios ® Park, so you choose how to spend each day of your magical visit. CFS09_ 076- 077_ sites. qxp: CFS09_ 076- 077 10/ 11/ 08 10: 49 Page 77

call Carefree0845 78 130 7701 or024 7642 2024– please quote your membership number D- Daylandingbeaches Barfleur Port Racine Coutances Avranches Rennes, St.- Malo Carentan St. Mère- Eglise Honfleur Deauville Trouville Caen Pont l'Evêque Lisieux Fécamp Etretat Giverny PARIS Domaine Catinière p79 Le Brèvedent p79 and p133 L'Anse du Brick p80 German Cemetery Mulberry Harbour Bayeux Tapestry and Battle of Normandy Museum Pegasus Bridge Basilica of Sainte- Thérèse Monet's Garden Falaise d'Aval cliff formations Le Mont- St.- Michel Forêtde Brotonne Rouen Cherbourg Dieppe Calais Beauvais 14 69 17 26 25 13 22 10 1711 9 22 16 19 59 Rosslare, Poole, Portsmouth Baie d'Ecalgrain Les Hautes Coutures p80 Ouistreham ( Caen ferry port) Seine See also the fold- out map inside the front cover Bayeux Airotel l'Etang des Haizes p81 and p139 Peace Memorial Museum Château de Martragny p80 Le Havre St. Laurent Canadian Cemetery Juno Beach Centre American Cemetery T he lovely coast and countryside of Normandy always make for a wonderful and fascinating visit. The region is just drenched in history, beautiful farming country and its accompanying delicious regional produce. The families that now play and sunbathe on Normandy's glorious long, beautiful beaches make an uplifting contrast to the thought- provoking sites and memorials of D- Day, the greatest seaborne invasion in history, on 6 June 1944. But this close neighbour is also bound up with another invasion in British history, back in 1066, when William the Conqueror sailed in the opposite direction and irrevocably into the fabric of our own country. The rich Norman countryside soon reveals how it produces its wonderful cheeses, Calvados and cider. Lush green fields, orchards, hedgerows, winding lanes and tiny picturesque hamlets make up the bocage– the green, hedge- lined countryside, reminiscent of some parts of England. So close to home, yet so indisputably French, Normandy is well worth a visit at any time of year. Normandy access via the A16 and A28 motorways; and St. Malo, from where you can quickly join the A84 near Avranches. You are spoilt for choice for getting to Normandy, with the ports of Le Havre, Caen and Cherbourg delivering visitors straight into the heart of the region. Add to these options Calais, with quick BEST WAY TO GET THERE BayeuxA picturesque and historic town, overlooked by the Notre- Dame Cathedral and home to the world- famous Bayeux Tapestry, that depicts the Norman Conquest in exquisite detail. Caen Peace MemorialNot a war museum but a museum for peace. Follow the history of conflicts throughout the 20th century, be carried along by the excellent interpretive displays and leave with much to think about. THINGS TO SEE AND DODeauvilleVery popular with wealthy Parisians, and home to the racecourse and a famous casino. Well worth a visit, as is its close neighbour Trouville. HonfleurThe bustling, beautiful old harbour is ample reward for braving the high season crowds, or for a more leisurely low season visit. ArromanchesA little seaside town, full of souvenir shops, restaurants and bars. Still on the beach and in the bay are the remains of the artificial Mulberry harbour, towed across by the Allies just after D- Day. Cité de la MerCherbourg's great museum, housed in the former Transatlantic Maritime Station and including the retired submarine Redoutable. RouenCapital of Lower Normandy and an architectural delight. Excellent shops and restaurants, plus the Musée des Beaux Arts. D- Daybeaches, memorials and landing sites. Too numerous to list and where you may still meet visiting veterans, especially around 6 June. 2008 is also the 65th anniversary of the D- Day landings. © . A. Mauxion - CDT Manche © V. Boucey - OT Hague Cotentinpeninsula Granville Château de Lez- Eaux p81 Cité de la Mer Portsmouth Rosslare 33 Courseulles- sur- Mer Arromanches 46 La Forêt p79 Calvados