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Normandy D-Day Landing Beaches from Paris with Lunch
Pay respects on a hallowed visit to Omaha Beach, Utah Beach, and the US Military cemetery from Paris
Commemorate the bravery of the Greatest Generation on a guided tour that brings the strategy and sacrifice of the D-Day landings to life. From the 9,387 white crosses of the American Cemetery to the 100ft heights of Pointe du Hoc, you will see where the liberation of France began. The itinerary includes a specialized visit to a B-26 Marauder bomber inside a German bunker and a casual lunch. Experience this pivotal moment in history and immerse yourself in stories that shaped the world.
What's included
Trace the footsteps of liberators
Expert English-speaking guide
Round-trip transport from Paris
Skip-the-line Utah Beach Museum entry
Lunch
Guided D-Day site visits
Omaha Beach access
Guide tips
Additional food and drink
Itinerary
Your tour begins at Place du Général Kœnig
You'll meet your guide at Place du Général Kœnig and hop aboard a private bus bound for Normandy. Along the way, your guide shares stories of Operation Overlord as you roll through farmland toward the coast.
Explore the Utah Beach Museum
At Utah Beach, you'll step into a real German bunker that's now a world-class museum. This is where American boots first hit French sand on June 6, 1944. Inside, you'll find one of only six B-26 bombers left in existence and hear stories of the soldiers who changed history.
Pause for lunch
By now, you’ll have worked up quite the appetite. Sit down with your guide and group for a leisurely lunch. Swap stories, ask questions, and get a taste of what the afternoon has in store.
Scale the Pointe du Hoc cliffs
Climbing to the top of these 100-foot cliffs, you'll spot bomb craters and concrete bunkers still scarred by battle. Allied Rangers scaled these rock faces under enemy fire to knock out German guns. Standing here, wind in your face, the bravery becomes real.
Visit Omaha Beach and American Cemetery
Below the bluff lies Omaha Beach, where waves now lap quietly at the sand that saw the fiercest fighting of D-Day. Above, white crosses stretch across a manicured lawn. You'll walk among the graves, read names, and look out over the beach where these soldiers gave everything.
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Sat, 09 May 2026
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