Book a Normandy D Day tour, including Juno Beach and other Normandy invasion sites of June 6, 1944, with a tour from Paris to Normandy. This Normandy D Day tour begins with pickup at your central Paris hotel or apartment by an English-speaking driver guide. Your Normandy D Day tour is available Tuesday and Saturday in March and Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday during the rest of the year.
You will travel to Normandy in the comfort of a deluxe air-conditioned minibus, so there is no need to worry about catching a bus or a train for your Normandy tour.
Normandy D Day tour with Juno Beach details:
Tour Code: NPM- Normandy Tour days: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday from April through October; Tuesday and Saturday during March
- Normandy Tour Duration: 6:45 AM - 6:45 PM
- Children's Rate: 4-17 years of age
- Pickup: Central Paris hotel or apartment
- Vehicle: Deluxe air-conditioned minibus that seats eight passengers
This Normandy D Day tour that includes Juno Beach visits the following sites in Normandy:
- Pointe du Hoc - This is site where members of the United States 2nd Ranger Battalion led by Lieutenant Colonel James Rudder scaled the cliffs to attack a German gun battery during the Normandy invasion.
- American Cemetery – The cemetery overlooks Omaha Beach, one of the Normandy beaches, and is located near Colleville-sur-Mer. Explore the Visitors Center and the cemetery, and if time permits, walk down the path from the American Cemetery to Omaha Beach.
- Lunch is served at the 13th Century farmhouse called La Ferme de la Ranconniere in the village of Crepon.
- Arromanches – See the remains of Churchill’s Mulberry Harbor. Arromanches is also the location of Gold Beach, another of the Normandy beaches.
- Juno Beach - Guided visit of Juno Beach where Canadian troops landed on June 6, 1944 during the Battle of Normandy. Explore the remains of the Atlantic Wall before returning to Paris.
This Normandy D Day tour that includes a Juno Beach visit will leave you with lasting impressions about the Allied Invasion of Normandy which took place on June 6, 1944.
