Booking a private car transfer with a chauffeur from CDG to Deauville

 

It is hard to imagine today, but in the mid-19th century, "Dosville," or rather the village of Deauville, was virtually non-existent. It was just a tiny village situated on the hills of Mount Canisy, overlooking vast marshes and dunes. In 1858, the Duke of Morny, a financier and half-brother of Napoleon III, sensed a lucrative opportunity with the rise of seaside bathing. He quickly recognized the potential of this site to accommodate and satisfy the Parisian high society's desire for seaside pleasures and entertainment.