D-Day Landing Beaches: Private Tour from Le Havre｜France

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Departing from your hotel, you will board a spacious and comfortable vehicle. This tour is tailored to your pace to make it an enjoyable experience.
You will set off with your live guide for an 8-hour day following the trail of the clashes of June 6, 1944, which led to the liberation of France and Europe.

With the help of documents and illustrations, our guides will immerse you in these historic landmarks: from the Pointe du Hoc, where Colonel Rudder's Rangers scaled these cliffs; to Arromanches, where the remains of one of the many artificial harbors put into service during this conflict are located. All this while passing by many must-see sites such as Omaha Beach, the US Cemetery, and the Longues Battery.

The first stop will be at Pointe du Hoc, one of the strategic points of the Atlantic Wall, located between the Omaha and Utah beaches. Once there, your live guide will explain the importance of this place as well as the fierce fighting that took place there.

You'll then continue on to Omaha Beach, nicknamed "Bloody Beach." This is where the most violent fighting took place. You will then learn about the course of the landing. Then you will head to the American Cemetery, opened in 1956 and managed by the American Battle Monuments Commission, the resting place of thousands of soldiers who fought for Freedom.

The last stop will be in Arromanches, to discover the remains of the artificial harbor Mulberry B, on Gold Beach. Your live guide will then tell you about the importance of logistics during armed conflicts such as World War II.

Throughout this informative day, other stops will punctuate your journey in the footsteps of these many soldiers.

Our guides will make it a point of honor to provide you with a friendly and unforgettable experience by sharing their knowledge of the history of these heroes who fought during this unforgettable World War II.