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WHY YOU SHOULD GO
Learn the important history of Normandy and D-Day
Highlights
- Relive the historic events of the battle of Normandy
- Feel the weight of history at the American Cemetery in Colleville
- Visit Omaha Beach and Juno Beach , site of the famed D-Day landings
Inclusions
- Hotel Pickup and Dropoff from Central Paris Hotels (post code 75000)
- Privet tour with Driver/Guide Service
- Visit Pointe du Hoc and American Cemetery
- Omaha Beach Visitor Center
- Lunch at La ferme de la Rançonnière, Drinks Included
- Admissions
Exclusions
- Optional Gratuities
Please Note
- Private tour daily except on Dec 25th and Jan 1st
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ITINERARY
Departing Paris by minibus, you’ll travel through the scenic Normandy countryside, winding through quaint French villages and rolling hills. You’ll reach Pointe du Hoc, a portion of the Normandy beaches well-known for the heroic assault of the US Army Rangers. After free time to explore Pointe du Hoc, continue to the American Cemetery in Colleville for a visit to the final resting place of 9,386 soldiers from World War II. A new visitor’s center was built there in 2007 to commemorate the D-Day operations in Normandy.
Omaha Beach, arguably the most famous of the Normandy D-Day landing beaches is your next destination; take time there to reflect on the enormity of its history before heading to lunch (with drinks included) at the historic 13th-centure restaurant Ferme del Rancoinniere in the village of Crepon.
After lunch, continue to the ruins at Arromanches, an artificial harbor built by the Allies in less than 15 days to aid in the invasion. Finish your journey along the Gold coast to Juno Beach and the Atlantic wall before returning to Paris. This tour is truly an experience, offering a chance to see the places our freedom was won.
Omaha Beach, arguably the most famous of the Normandy D-Day landing beaches is your next destination; take time there to reflect on the enormity of its history before heading to lunch (with drinks included) at the historic 13th-centure restaurant Ferme del Rancoinniere in the village of Crepon.
After lunch, continue to the ruins at Arromanches, an artificial harbor built by the Allies in less than 15 days to aid in the invasion. Finish your journey along the Gold coast to Juno Beach and the Atlantic wall before returning to Paris. This tour is truly an experience, offering a chance to see the places our freedom was won.
