Chateau Du Molay, France

This exclusive 18th century property near Normandy is set in 38 acres of parkland and an ideal centre for you to bring your group on a sports and educational tour.

The extensive grounds offer unrivalled opportunities for extra activities - such as rounders and team building activities – and rooms are available in spring, summer and autumn, including pre-season periods for training camps.

FACTFILE

With a brand new rugby/football pitch at the chateau, the facilities are ever increasing providing an excellent destination for your all inclusive sports tour. With a good standard of local football and rugby teams nearby, the chateau is a perfect base camp for all your playing needs.

		Sports Available Boys’ RUGBY Boys’ and girls’ FOOTBALL Boys’ and girls’ HOCKEY Boys’ and girls’ BASKETBALL Boys’ and girls’ SWIMMING Boys’ and girls’ VOLLEYBALL
		Accommodation The chateau offers 40 rooms including twins and multi bedded rooms. Bedrooms are comfortably furnished offering full private facilities. Other benefits include lounge areas, meeting rooms, bar, library, games room, internet café and access to mountain bikes. Great food with a "French" flavour is served in the Chateau's attractive dining room. All guests are catered on a FULL BOARD basis during their stay, negating the need to provide funds for any meal plans.
		Health and Safety The Chateau is set in its own secluded grounds on the outskirts of Le Molay Littry. All rooms have fitted smoke alarms and both the main building and annex have emergency stairways and exits. No bedrooms are situated on the ground floor. There is a night porter providing 24 hour security and a lifeguard is employed for the swimming pool during peak summer months.
		Activity Programme Imitative exercises, circus frenzy, blind trail, football, parachute challenge, orienteering, archery, survival exercises, basketball, tennis, baseball plus a heated outdoor swimming pool.
		Excursions Educational Visits: Normandy, Bayeux and Molay Littry. Celebrated as the first town to be liberated by the Allies after the D-Day landings, Bayeux is a wonderfully preserved medieval town of great charm and character. The town is renowned for its cathedral, the tapestry depicting the events of 1066, and the British WW2 cemetery. Situated 14km from Bayeux is the small town of Molay Littry. Markets are held on Thursdays in the main square which also has a number of bars, shops and cafes.