Normandy tour guided

American Sector

Bristish Sector

Canadian Sector

The impressive glider landing of the 6th Airborne Division at Pegasus bridge.

Ranville Cemetery, one of the 18 Commonwealth cemeteries.

Sword Beach, where Lord Lovat and its bagpiper Bill Millin landed.

The British Normandy Memorial of Gold Beach, dedicated to British losses during the Battle of Normandy.

A British engineering feat with the artificial harbour of Arromanches.

Concluding at the Longues-sur-Mer battery with its 150mm cannons.

D-Day landing beaches

In the footsteps of the paratroopers of the 82nd and 101st Airborne Divisions in the Cotentin Peninsula.

Steping on the bloody Omaha Beach, where the 29th and 1st infantry division landed, and its counterpart, Utah Beach.

Passing through the Pointe du Hoc, German battery assaulted by the Rangers.

A moment of reflection at the American Cemetery in Colleville-sur-Mer will ending the day.

Prices :

Half day tour (4 to 5 hours of visit) from 300€

Full day tour (8 to 9 hours of visit) from 400€

Walking on Juno Beach at various locations such as Graye-sur-Mer or Bernières-sur-Mer where the Canadian House still stands.

Possibility to visit the Juno beach Center.

The moving Canadian cemetery of Beny-sur-Mer.

Following in the footsteps of the 3rd Canadian Division, stopping at Hell’s corner and the Abbaye of Ardenne in the Canadian Garden.

Prices :

Half day tour (4 to 5 hours of visit) from 300€

Full day tour (8 to 9 hours of visit) from 400€

Prices :

Half day tour (4 to 5 hours of visit) from 300€

Full day tour (8 to 9 hours of visit) from 400€

The Mont Saint Michel

The apparition of the Archangel Michael in 708 to Aubert, Bishop of Avranches, prompted him to create an orotary on the granitic islet in the middle of the bay.

Discover the architectural feats of the building monks during over 1300 years, and the breathtaking view of the bay after climbing the 350 steps.

Visit of the abbey (admission not included), the village, and its ramparts.

Unfortunately, the abbey is not accessible to people with motor disabilities or strollers. Good shoes are highly recommended.

Prices :

Half day tour (4 to 5 hours of visit) from 300€

Full day tour (8 to 9 hours of visit) from 400€

Bayeux

Founded in Gallo-Roman times as Augustodurum, Bayeux became part of the Norman duchy of Viking chief Rollon in 924. It was in the 11th century that the town gained in importance, thanks to Odon de Conteville, half-brother of William the Conqueror, King of England and Duke of Normandy. World-famous for its UNESCO-listed tapestry, Bayeux is an inviting place to stroll.

Walking tour of the town, its thousand-year-old cathedral, the historic center with its half-timbered houses and mansions, visit to the tapestry museum (admission not included).

Good shoes are highly recommended.

Prices :

Half day tour (4 to 5 hours of visit) from 300€

Full day tour (8 to 9 hours of visit) from 400€

Experience the Norman postcard...

From the port of Honfleur, where Samuel De Champlain left to found Quebec in 1608, to the village of Beuvron-en-Auge, one of the most beautiful villages in France, with its thatched-roof, timber-framed houses, the Pays d'Auge is the typical Norman landscape, with its thatched cottages, orchards and Norman cows.

On the cider route, visit a cheese factory and taste the cider, then visit a cider house and its cellar.

Prices :

Half day tour (4 to 5 hours of visit) from 300€

Full day tour (8 to 9 hours of visit) from 400€

Auge countryside