Normandy · D-Day Beaches · France
Normandy D-Day Tour
In the Footsteps of Heroes.
Walk the beaches where the world turned in June 1944. From Pointe du Hoc to the American Cemetery, your private chauffeur and an expert WWII guide bring the day's history to life.
Private Normandy D-Day Tour, Tailored to You
Five quick steps from pickup to a day you will not forget.
Explore Normandy
Select the D-Day sites and Norman landmarks that matter to you. Your chauffeur and guide will craft the right route around your choices.
Omaha Beach
The "Bloody Omaha" - the costliest American landing sector
Utah Beach & Museum
Second American landing sector with a museum on the dunes
Pointe du Hoc
Cliffs scaled by U.S. Rangers under heavy fire
Normandy American Cemetery
~10,000 graves overlooking Omaha Beach
Arromanches & Mulberry Harbor
British landing sector, remnants of the artificial port
Longues-sur-Mer Battery
German coastal artillery battery, guns still in place
Pegasus Bridge
First British objective on D-Day, midnight glider landing
Juno Beach Centre
Canadian landing sector and memorial centre
Bayeux War Cemetery
Largest Commonwealth WWII cemetery in France
Caen Memorial Museum
Reference WWII museum, deep contextual exhibits
Sainte-Mère-Église
Airborne village with the church paratrooper memorial
La Cambe German War Cemetery
The German perspective - ~21,000 graves
Bayeux Tapestry Museum
11th-century origin story of Normandy itself
Honfleur
Picturesque port town, optional stop en route from Paris
Omaha Beach
The "Bloody Omaha" - the costliest American landing sector
Utah Beach & Museum
Second American landing sector with a museum on the dunes
Pointe du Hoc
Cliffs scaled by U.S. Rangers under heavy fire
Normandy American Cemetery
~10,000 graves overlooking Omaha Beach
Arromanches & Mulberry Harbor
British landing sector, remnants of the artificial port
Longues-sur-Mer Battery
German coastal artillery battery, guns still in place
Pegasus Bridge
First British objective on D-Day, midnight glider landing
Juno Beach Centre
Canadian landing sector and memorial centre
Bayeux War Cemetery
Largest Commonwealth WWII cemetery in France
Caen Memorial Museum
Reference WWII museum, deep contextual exhibits
Sainte-Mère-Église
Airborne village with the church paratrooper memorial
La Cambe German War Cemetery
The German perspective - ~21,000 graves
Bayeux Tapestry Museum
11th-century origin story of Normandy itself
Honfleur
Picturesque port town, optional stop en route from Paris
Enhance Your Tour
Pause, taste and remember - small additions that make a long day feel personal.
~1hTraditional Norman Lunch with Cider
A regional two-course lunch with local cider
~45 minCalvados Distillery Visit
Family-run distillery tasting on the way back
~1hBayeux Market Tour
Saturday-morning market with producers (seasonal)
1–2hPrivate Photographer
Personal photographer for family-history shoots
No prepayment is required for add-ons. All are settled on the day of the tour, except the Private Photo Shoot for which we will include custom rates in your quote.
Choose Your Tour Style
Pickup from Paris or from any Normandy hotel / cruise port.
Everything Included in Your Private Tour
- Private luxury Mercedes (E-Class, V-Class or S-Class)
- Professional bilingual chauffeur (English and French)
- Pickup from your Paris hotel or any Normandy hotel / cruise port
- Round trip from Paris (~3h each way) or in-region transport
- Unlimited photo stops
- Water and refreshments onboard
- Flexible itinerary, adjust your stops at any time
A Day in Normandy: Illustrative Itinerary
- 07:00Pickup at your Paris hotel
- 10:00Arrival at Pointe du Hoc, walk the cratered cliffs
- 11:30Omaha Beach and The Braves monument
- 12:30Lunch in a local restaurant (optional Norman lunch add-on)
- 14:00Normandy American Cemetery, Colleville-sur-Mer
- 15:30Arromanches, remnants of the Mulberry Harbor
- 17:00Return drive to Paris
- 20:00Drop-off at your Paris hotel
This itinerary is illustrative. Multi-day routes, Canadian or British sectors, and family-history detours are all available - your route is built around you.
What Our Guests Say
“My father landed on Utah Beach on June 6, 1944. Standing where he stood was the most powerful day of my life. Our guide had read every record. Truly unforgettable.”
Robert M.
United States
“A moving and beautifully organised day. The guide gave the British and Canadian sectors the attention they deserve. The chauffeur was kind and patient.”
Eleanor C.
United Kingdom
“We came for Juno Beach. The tour balanced the heavy history with care and dignity. The Norman lunch was a welcome pause. We can't recommend it enough.”
David & Sarah K.
Canada
“My father landed on Utah Beach on June 6, 1944. Standing where he stood was the most powerful day of my life. Our guide had read every record. Truly unforgettable.”
Robert M.
United States
“A moving and beautifully organised day. The guide gave the British and Canadian sectors the attention they deserve. The chauffeur was kind and patient.”
Eleanor C.
United Kingdom
“We came for Juno Beach. The tour balanced the heavy history with care and dignity. The Norman lunch was a welcome pause. We can't recommend it enough.”
David & Sarah K.
Canada
Frequently Asked Questions
- How long is the Normandy D-Day tour?
- From Paris, a full day (~13 hours round trip). In-region (cruise port or local hotel), 7-9 hours. Multi-day options with overnight in Bayeux are also available.
- Where is the pickup?
- Your Paris hotel, or any hotel or cruise port in Normandy (Le Havre, Honfleur, Cherbourg, Caen, Bayeux). Specify at booking and your chauffeur meets you directly.
- What is the difference between a Driving Tour and a Guided Tour?
- Driving Tour: your chauffeur drives between sites, no commentary. You explore each memorial on your own using on-site signage. Guided Tour: a certified WWII guide accompanies you and tells the stories at every stop.
- Can we customise the itinerary?
- Yes. Standard sectors are American (Omaha, Utah, Pointe du Hoc), British or Canadian (Gold, Sword, Juno). We can also follow family history if a relative fought in the campaign.
- What about Pointe du Hoc renovations?
- Pointe du Hoc is partially under renovation through 2027. If access is restricted on the day, the chauffeur substitutes the nearby Longues-sur-Mer battery so the day stays complete.
- How many people can join the private tour?
- Tours are private and exclusive to your group. We accommodate from 1 to 8 passengers in our Mercedes vans. For larger groups, contact us for a 16-seater coach quote.
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