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Private Normandy D-Day Tour from Paris: Beaches, Memorials & Cider Tastings
Explore significant WWII sites, visit a cidery, and enjoy private transport from your hotel
On June 6, 1944, Allied forces stormed Normandy's beaches and altered the course of history in a single morning. This private day trip pairs that story with a cider and calvados tasting at a local Norman cider house. Your expert guide leads you through Utah Beach Museum, Pointe du Hoc, Omaha Beach, and the American Cemetery at Colleville-sur-Mer, with hotel pick-up from central Paris included. For anyone wanting the full Normandy story in a single day, this is the tour to book.
What's included
Walk the beaches that changed the world
Expert English-speaking guide
Private round-trip transport
Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Utah Beach Museum entry
Visit Omaha Beach, Pointe du Hoc, and the American Cemetery
Cider, Calvados, and Pommeau tasting
Private experience
Guide tips
Lunch
Itinerary
Your tour begins at your hotel in central Paris
Your expert guide and private driver meet you directly at your hotel in central Paris. Settle into your comfortable private van and head northwest through the rolling French countryside toward the Normandy coast.
Explore Utah Beach Museum
Step inside a restored German bunker built on the beach where American troops first landed on June 6, 1944. The Utah Beach Museum traces Operation Overlord through artifacts, aircraft, and personal accounts from D-Day.
Sample Normandy's cider and calvados
After free time for lunch (at your own expense), it’s time to tour a traditional Normandy cider house and learn how the region's orchards are crafted into world-class spirits. Sample hard cider, Calvados, and Pommeau in an authentic rural setting far from the weight of the morning.
Discover the cliffs of Pointe du Hoc
Walk the crater-scarred clifftops where Allied rangers scaled sheer rock under German fire on D-Day. The bunkers and shell craters remain largely untouched, offering a raw and powerful look at what the assault cost.
Stand on the sands of Omaha Beach
This 5-mile stretch of Normandy coast saw the heaviest U.S. casualties of D-Day. Pause at the water's edge to reflect on the thousands of young soldiers who stormed these shores under relentless German fire.
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Tue, 12 May 2026
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