Day trip to D-Day beaches in Normandy from Paris

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Place: Paris

Duration: up to 12 hours

Language: English

Availability: Every day

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Do this because

Lunch menu to keep you going all day
Escape the noise and traffic of the city for a day
Smaller group size gives you a personalized experience in good company

What to expect

You're visiting Paris but want to discover the WW2 Normandy landing sites? Then join us for a D-Day Normandy tour with round-trip transportation from and back to Paris!

Early in the morning, you'll make your own way to the Saint-Lazare Train Station, where you'll board a direct train to the city of Caen. Upon arrival, an English-speaking driver will pick you up at the station, and your discovery of the Second World War will begin with a guided tour of the Mémorial de Caen, an incredible museum documenting the war.

After your visit, you'll enjoy a 2-course-lunch at the Restaurant La Terrasse of the Mémorial de Caen.

After lunch, you leave for a 5-hour discovery-tour of some of the major sites of WW2 in Normandy: the Pointe du Hoc, Omaha Beach, the American Cemetery of Colleville-sur-mer, the German battery of Longues-sur-mer, and Arromanches’s artificial mulberry harbor.

Your day will conclude back at the Caen train station, where you'll be dropped off in time to catch your return train to Paris.

Min number of people: 1 / Max number of people: 7
The tour can be adapted for Canadians every Saturday from June 1st until September 30th with the afternoon tour as follows: Bernières-sur-mer, Juno Beach Centre in Courseulles, Canadian Cemetery and a guided tour of the Abbaye d'Ardenne. If you would prefer the Canadian tour, please choose the Canadian tour option when booking.

What’s included

Round-trip train tickets

Entrance at the Mémorial with English-speaking guide

Lunch (drinks included) at La Terrasse restaurant

English-speaking guide with a driver for a 5 hour-tour which includes: la Pointe du Hoc, Omaha Beach, the American Cemetery of Colleville-sur-mer, the German battery of Longues-sur-mer, Arromanches’s artificial mulberry harbor

Transfers from Caen train station to and from the Normandy sites