Normandy DDay Battlefields from Le Havre with Guide Optional｜France

This is the D-Day tour that travelers consistently choose over generic group excursions — a private vehicle exclusively for your group, a licensed WWII expert guide if you choose the option, and the freedom to spend more time at the places that move you most.

At Pointe du Hoc, you stand among the original craters and intact German bunkers where U.S. Army Rangers scaled 30-meter cliffs under fire on the morning of D-Day — as seen in Saving Private Ryan. The landscape is exactly as it was left in 1944. Nothing has been reconstructed. Nothing has been removed.

At Omaha Beach, you walk the actual sand where American soldiers crossed under fire — the beach depicted in Saving Private Ryan and immortalized in Band of Brothers. Your guide, if the option is selected, narrates every sector of the landing from west to east, explaining the geography that made Omaha the deadliest beach of the entire Allied invasion.

At the Normandy American Cemetery, 9,387 white marble crosses and Stars of David face the English Channel in perfect rows across 70 acres of immaculate lawn, perched on the bluffs above Omaha Beach. For many travelers, this is the most moving moment of their entire trip to France.

At Arromanches, the ruins of Mulberry Harbor B are still visible in the sea — sections of the artificial port that the Allies towed across the English Channel in the days after D-Day to supply the liberation of France. Without Mulberry Harbor, the Allied victory could not have been sustained.

We pick you up from any location — cruise terminal, hotel, train station or airport — and your return is guaranteed at the agreed time. With over 15 years of experience organizing private tours in Normandy, we handle every detail so you can focus entirely on the history.