Casino Partouche, Cabourg

Presentation of the Casino Partouche, Cabourg

Casino Partouche Cabourg is located on the Promenade Marcel Proust in Cabourg, France, offering stun…

Casino Partouche Cabourg is located on the Promenade Marcel Proust in Cabourg, France, offering stunning views of the sea and Cabourg Beach. This elegant seaside venue perfectly combines leisure, gaming, and fine dining, making it a top destination on the Normandy coast.

The gaming area includes 75 slot machines, 27 electronic gaming stations, and 6 traditional gaming tables. Guests can enjoy classic games such as English Roulette, Blackjack, and Poker, as well as 20 electronic roulette terminals and 7 electronic Blackjack stations, providing both live and digital gaming experiences.

For dining, Brasserie Le Kaz offers stunning panoramic views of the sea and features a modern brasserie menu with seasonal dishes and regional specialties, perfect for lunch or dinner. Guests can also relax at the Lounge Bar, which operates seven days a week with continuous service, offering cocktails, snacks, and light meals in a relaxed atmosphere.

The casino regularly hosts live entertainment, themed evenings, and both private and professional events, maintaining its reputation as one of Cabourg’s most vibrant and welcoming venues.

Entry is free and strictly reserved for adults aged 18 and older, with a valid photo ID required upon arrival.

Nearby casinos: Casino Vikings, Houlgate (2mi.), Casino Tranchant, Villers-Sur-Mer (5mi.), Casino Barrière, Ouistreham (6mi.), Casino Barrière & Hotels, Deauville (9mi.), Casino Barrière, Trouville (10mi.)
Learn more about: The games, Poker Tournaments and Cash Games, The restaurant, Hosting and shows, Equipment and services, Loyalty program

The City

Cabourg is a seaside town located in the Calvados department of the Normandy region in northwestern …

Cabourg is a seaside town located in the Calvados department of the Normandy region in northwestern France. The town has an estimated population of about 3,700 residents, though this number increases significantly during the summer season due to tourism.

Situated along the English Channel, Cabourg is renowned for its wide sandy beach, which stretches for several kilometers. This attractive beach draws visitors for swimming, sunbathing, and leisurely seaside walks. The beachfront promenade, known as the Promenade Marcel Proust, is one of the longest in Europe and offers stunning views of the coastline.

Tourism is a key part of Cabourg’s economy, supported by a variety of hotels, restaurants, shops, and recreational activities. The town is also known for its Grand Hotel, an elegant casino, and annual events, such as the Cabourg Film Festival, which underscore its appeal as a leisure and entertainment destination.

Cabourg boasts a well-organized urban infrastructure that includes schools, public services, and local transportation links connecting it to Caen and other nearby coastal towns. Its combination of seaside recreation, hospitality, and accessibility makes it one of Normandy’s most notable resort towns.