Normandy Landing Beaches D-Day Tour
Find out about Normandy's role during World War 2 with this Normandy Landing Beaches D-Day Tour. Visit Utah Beach, Omaha Beach, Pointe du Hoc, the American Cemetery, and many other key sites. Normandy Landing Beaches D-Day Tour. In Normandy,...
- 4 - 8 hours
Find out about Normandy's role during World War 2 with this Normandy Landing Beaches D-Day Tour. Visit Utah Beach, Omaha Beach, Pointe du Hoc, the American Cemetery, and many other key sites.
Normandy Landing Beaches D-Day Tour
In Normandy, France, on 6 June 1944, D-Day commenced. We will depart from Place Québec in Bayeux to learn about the Normandy Landings. Our first stop will be the village of Sainte-Mère-Eglise, where American paratroopers landed. Next, we will visit Utah Beach, where troops landed as part of the military operations. From Pointe du Hoc, we will have views of the landing beaches.
After 1 hour for lunch, we will proceed to Omaha Beach to explore how amphibious vehicles accessed the beach and discuss key events of World War II. We'll also recall scenes from the film Saving Private Ryan. Our final stop is Colleville-sur-Mer, home to the Normandy American Cemetery. You will have 45 minutes to explore the cemetery and its Visitor Centre, honoring soldiers who died during the battle. The tour concludes with a return to Bayeux, 8 hours after departure.
Half day tour
You can opt for a half-day tour that departs at the specified time from Place Québec in Bayeux towards Omaha Beach. The next stops will be Pointe du Hoc and the Normandy American Cemetery. We will return to Bayeux 4 hours after pickup.
Prices
Options
(Omaha Beach, Pointe Hoc & US Cemetery Half Day Trip from Bayeux)Half-day trip departing at 2 pm
(Omaha Beach, Pointe Hoc & US Cemetery Half Day Trip from Bayeux)Half-day trip departing at 9am
(Utah, Omaha & US Airborne D-DAY sites)Full-day tour departing at 9 am
Included
- Transport by minivan
- English–speaking guide
Not included
- Lunch
Tips
- Accessibility: No, not suitable for people with reduced mobility