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D-Day Tours

All tours are done with me as a driver-guide in a 7-seater car.

All DDay Tours are private full day tour (8 to 9 hours). Tour price for 2025: 590€

The pick-up location is at your accommodation or at a meeting point in or near Bayeux.

Itineraries are flexible and can be changed according to your request. For details and pricing, please, do not hesitate to contact me.

American DDay Guided Tour

FULL-DAY AMERICAN DDAY TOUR

Omaha & Utah Beaches, Pointe du Hoc, Airborne & American Cemetery

Full-day, 9 hours - 590€

Step back into history with a full-day American D-Day tour in Normandy, designed to give you the deepest understanding of the role played by the US Armed Forces on June 6, 1944. This unforgettable journey takes you to both Utah Beach and Omaha Beach, where American troops fought with extraordinary courage. You will also explore the Airborne landing zones and learn about the critical missions of the 82nd and 101st divisions. At Pointe du Hoc, stand on the dramatic cliffs scaled by the Rangers, and end the day with a moving visit to the Normandy American Cemetery in Colleville-sur-Mer, where you can pay tribute to the fallen heroes.

Canadian DDay Guided Tour

FULL-DAY CANADIAN DDAY TOUR

Juno Beach, Juno Beach Center & Canadian Cemetery

Full-day, 9 hours - 590€

This Canadian D-Day tour in Normandy offers a deeply meaningful look into the sacrifice and achievement of the Canadian Army on June 6, 1944. You will begin at Juno Beach, walking the very sands where Canadian troops landed, before visiting the outstanding Juno Beach Centre Museum. The journey continues inland to the Bény-sur-Mer Canadian War Cemetery, where over 2,000 Canadian soldiers are laid to rest. As we move further, you will discover battle sites, memorials, and villages that reveal what Canadian soldiers endured in the crucial days following the landings.

British DDay Guided Tour

FULL-DAY BRITISH DDAY TOUR

Pegasus Bridge, Sword & Gold Beaches, Bayeux Cemetery

Full-day, 9 hours - 590€

Follow in the footsteps of the British soldiers who stormed the Normandy beaches with this full-day British D-Day battlefield tour. Begin at the legendary Pegasus Bridge, where British paratroopers achieved one of the first victories of June 6th. Then explore Sword Beach and Gold Beach, the landing zones of some of Britain’s most experienced divisions. At Longues-sur-Mer, discover preserved German coastal gun batteries, and learn about the incredible engineering feat of the Mulberry Harbour at Arromanches. The day concludes with a solemn visit to the Bayeux War Cemetery, the largest Commonwealth cemetery in Normandy.

American Airborne Guided Tour

AMERICAN AIRBORNE TOUR

82nd & 101st Divisions, Band of Brothers & Carentan

Full-day, 9 hours - 590€

For many visitors, the American Airborne Tour is a favorite, as it takes you off the beaten path to explore lesser-known but pivotal battlefields. You will trace the actions of the 82nd Airborne Division, from the fierce fight at La Fière Bridge, to the defense of Hill 30, and the liberation of Sainte-Mère-Église. The tour then follows the footsteps of the 101st Airborne Division, the legendary “Screaming Eagles,” at Sainte-Marie-du-Mont and through the story of the Band of Brothers. We end with the dramatic Battle of Carentan, where American paratroopers faced German Fallschirmjäger in a decisive clash for control of Normandy.

British Airborne Guided Tour

BRITISH AIRBORNE TOUR

Pegasus Bridge, Merville Battery & Ranville Cemetery

Full-day, 9 hours - 590€

The British Airborne Tour offers a powerful insight into the role of the 6th Airborne Division in Normandy on D-Day and the days that followed. We begin at the legendary Pegasus Bridge, the very first ground action of June 6, 1944, where British paratroopers secured a vital crossing. From there, we move to the Dives bridges, highlighting the daring work of the Airborne Royal Engineers in disrupting German reinforcements. The tour continues at the Merville Battery, where the 9th Parachute Battalion carried out a dramatic assault against heavy odds, before exploring the fierce fighting that unfolded along the Amfreville–Bréville ridge. The day concludes with a reflective visit to the Ranville War Cemetery, the resting place of more than 2,000 Commonwealth soldiers, where you will pay tribute to those who gave their lives for freedom.

DDay Tours: Visites

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