Omaha Beach

Visit the most important D-Day sites in Normandy on this small-group day trip from Paris. You'll walk on Omaha Beach, go inside of German bunkers, visit the Overlord Museum, peer over the 110ft tall seaside cliffs at the Pointe du Hoc, and pay your respects to those who sacrificed it all at the American Cemetery. In order to bring a little sweetness to your visit you also enjoy a local Normandy Hard Cider tasting.

Explore Omaha Beach and gain insight into US soldiers’ role in World War II on this half-day group D-Day landing tour from Bayeux. Visit key sites of WWII interest including Omaha Beach and the Pointe-Du-Hoc with a guide, and learn of the conditions faced by the US soldiers brought into battle. Wander among the soldiers’ graves at the American Cemetery, and hear tales and anecdotes from the WWII battlefields.

Tour # 1 (Afternoon tour) is intended for visitors having only half a day to visit the landing areas at Omaha Beach. Half Day Afternoon Tours depart from Place de Quebec, central Bayeux, Normandy (from 1.45pm to 5.30/6pm)– Near the Tapestry. They run from the beginning of March to the end of October.

If time is tight and you'd like to visit the Normandy beaches, this quick morning tour from Bayeux is the perfect choice to see the area's most important World War II battle sites. Your expert guide will show you the famous D-Day sites of Pointe du Hoc, Omaha Beach and the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial while explaining the events surrounding that fateful day in 1944. Numbers are limited to eight passengers on this small-group minivan tour, ensuring a more personalized experience.

this circuit is a unique and immersive experience aboard authentic American vehicles from the Second World War: the mythical Jeep or the Dodge WC 51. Thus immersing you closer to these historical events.

Tour # 1 (Morning tour) is intended for visitors having only half a day to visit the landing areas at Omaha Beach. Half Day Morning Tours depart from Place de Quebec, central Bayeux, Normandy (from 8.20am to 12.30pm)– Near the Tapestry. They run from the beginning of March to the end of October.

This tour will take you to sectors where the American V Corps and VII Corps landings occurred at Omaha and Utah beaches. You will follow the steps of the famous 1st, 29th, and 4th American Infantry Divisions and the other units that linked up with them. You will also be taken to the misplaced drop zones of the 82nd and 101st Airborne Units that landed in the early morning hours of the D-Day Invasion on June 6, 1944.

Visit the D-day beaches of Normandy and delve into France’s World War II history on this private day tour from Paris. Explore the WWII landings battlegrounds around Omaha Beach and Pointe du Hoc with your private guide, and learn of the sacrifices made by the opposing Allied and German soldiers. Pay your respects at the American Cemetery with its Visitor Center and visit other top sites of interest including the Pointe du Hoc, German coastal battery and the Pegasus bridge "Hold until relieved". This private tour includes round-trip travel from your central Paris accommodation in a air conditioned van.

Visit to Normandy D-Day battle sites and U.S landing beaches from Paris See the 100 feet high cliffs and german bunkers overlooking the British channel at Point du Hoc Walk along the Bloody Beach (Omaha) Visit the American War Cemetery Discover the pretty little town of Arromanche and the vestige of the artificial port Step back in time on a history tour, and learn about the events of June 6, 1944 Discover the impressive collection of fighting armoured vehicles at Overlord Museum, Omaha beach

While in port in Le Havre, recall the 1944 D-Day landings by American troops on this full-day private shore excursion. Our guide will pick you up from from your ship and accompany you to 3 of the most iconic sites of the US DDAY areas. You will see where soldiers scaled cliffs to capture the German Pointe du Hoc battery, and during a visit to Omaha Beach. Tour the deeply moving Normandy American Cemetery and its informative visitor center before returning to the ship in Le Havre.

An extraordinary way to discover and understand the best known D-DAY Landing Beaches through historical landscapes with free time at the American Military Cemetery. During the trip, we share the important historical points about the D-Day, with a special halt on the top of a cliff to enjoy a wonderful sea view from a German bunker. We can adapt the tour with you of course !

Embark on an unparalleled odyssey through the pivotal events of World War II with our Exclusive D-Day Journey to Normandy from Paris. Immerse yourself in the poignant narratives and profound significance of the D-Day landings as you traverse the historic landscapes that bore witness to one of the most decisive moments in human history. Take a moment to visit unique historical landmarks which provide a vivid insight into the bravery and sacrifice of those who fought for peace. This tour offers a unique opportunity to delve deep into the heart of history, forging a personal connection with the remarkable individuals and events that shaped our collective destiny. Our tour ensures seamless exploration with transport and expert guides, granting ample time for you to fully immerse yourself in each historic site. Indulge in Normandy's cultural heritage and savor its culinary delights with our curated lunch options amidst the picturesque surroundings of the region.

Join an expert local guide for a memorable walking tour of the normandy american cemetery, overlooking Omaha beach where american forces landed on d day, June 6, 1944. Situated on a cliff overlooking the english channel, the cemetery contains the graves of over 9,300 American soldiers who died in the battle of Normandy and subsequent operations. On the tour, gain insight into the history of D Day and the normandy landings from your knowledgeable guide. Walk among the rows of white crosses and Stars of David that mark the graves, overlooking the very beach where these soldiers came ashore. Pay your respects at the garden of the missing and learn about the American soldiers whose remains were never found. Don't miss the visitor center and murals depicting the events of the war Hear unique stories and learn historical facts about the cemetery and the brave soldiers buried here.

Enhance your experience of Normandy and its intriguing historical heritage on a full-day tour of Gold & Omaha beaches from Bayeux. Discover the magnificent British DDAY sites around Ver sur Mer, with an amazing view on Gold Beach. Continue to Arromanches, where you will be able to discover the remains of the artificial Mulberry port. You will visit the DDAY museum in Arromanches which will explain how the Mulberry came to be and the role it played in the events of DDAY. Visit the Longues sur Mer Gun Battery located between Omaha and Gold beach with 4 big German guns to discover in the bunkers! In the afternoon at Omaha beach, you will stop at la pointe du Hoc to visit famous D-Day battlefield sites while hearing about the bloody events that happened there. End with a guided visit of the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial and its visitor center on a bluff overlooking the sea.

Your guide is an expert in Norman history and will provide a lot in a limited time. Carefully chosen DDAY sites for a comprehensive overview of the American landings at Omaha Beach, suitable for most publics. Transport provided in a comfortable minivan.

Experience D Day through the eyes of a Native American combat-medic from The Big Red One on this unique, immersive tour acted out by a professional actor-guide. Feel the horror and nobility of the army’s sacrifice amongst the ruins still strewn across Omaha Beach and learn of those who made the ultimate sacrifice.

You are looking for an excursion in Normandy? We are happy to offer this tour! Join your local tour guide for a private tour and don't miss this opportunity to create memories for a lifetime. The Bayeux Tapestry is a unique testimony of the 11th century is an incomparable document of William the Conqueror's biggest accomplishment. Not to be missed, this tour also takes you to Omaha Beach, the DDay landing beach that had the most casualties. All tours are conducted with high standards and work ethics.

On this full-day tour, you and your private driver-guide will explore the emblematic sites and the landing beaches of D-Day. We will visit the battlefield at La Point du Hoc, where numerous bombs craters still scatter the landscape. We will scout several sections of Omaha Beach, retracing the steps of the US soldiers who managed to secure a beachhead on the most hostile seashore on D-Day. We will pay respects to the thousands of fallen heroes buried at the US cemetery. And we will see the original German canons still fixed in their concrete bunkers, along with the remains of the artificial harbor on Gold Beach in Arromanches. If of interest and if time remains, we can drive through the quaint town of Bayeux to view the infamous ancient "Tapestry of Bayeux".

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The discovery day is different from the others: it includes a day aboard a van, as well as a one-hour immersive experience in a Willys jeep. Aboard a comfortable 9-seater van, discover the Normandy landing beaches with a local guide. From Utah Beach to the Colleville-sur-Mer cemetery, via the areas where the American paratroopers landed, it's a real trip back in time to discover these historic and moving places while receiving many personal anecdotes. of Norman soldiers and civilians. The best part of this visit? We suggest, for an hour, leaving the comfort of the van to discover the Normandy countryside and the landing zones of the paratroopers of the 101st airborne division aboard a real Willys jeep from the Second World War! What could be better than revving the jeep's engine to discover the shaded paths and sometimes little-known stories in the heart of the Normandy countryside?