NORMANDY TOURS

Setting off from Paris, be whisked away in a comfortable, air-conditioned minibus, accompanied by an expert English-speaking guide, adept at bringing alive the tales of the historic sites you'll visit. A day immersed in history Your first stop is Pointe du Hoc, a rugged cliff that overlooks the English Channel and played a pivotal role during the D-Day Invasion. Walking along the cliffs, you can almost feel the courage and determination that was required of the 225 Rangers who stormed these positions on June 6, 1944. Next, trace the footsteps of the soldiers at Omaha Beach, another critical landing site during the Normandy invasion. The stories of valor shared by your guide and the physical reminder of the sandy shores make this an unforgettable experience. Interactive museum visit and reflective respects The tour continues at the Overlord Museum, which provides an insightful look into the planning and execution of the D-Day landings. From uniforms to tanks, get an authentic feel of the day that changed the course of history. A delicious lunch awaits you at the museum, giving you time to digest the morning's experience. The tour culminates at the American Cemetery at Colleville sur Mer, a solemn tribute to the brave souls who fell during the tumultuous period. As you look out at the perfectly aligned white crosses, take a moment to reflect and honor their sacrifices. This full-day tour not only takes you to historical sites but also offers a profound connection with the past, leaving you with indelible memories and a deeper understanding of World War II.

The architectural mastery and expertise of the many generations of builders reverberate through the walls of the Abbey. It is believed that Benedictine Monks started constructing this Abbey in the 10th century! With a construction period of over 1300 years, it is no surprise that this Abbey was and is considered a technical and artistic feat. Having withstood constant assaults of time, man, and other elements, the mount is a strong symbol of French national identity today. Make your way to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Mont Saint-Michel Abbey, one of the first sites to be granted this privileged title. Find out about its rich historical relevance and how it came to be with the help of your information booklet. With language options available in 12 languages, make good use of your booklet by choosing the language you’re most fluent in. This self-guided tour is the perfect way to unplug from the outside world and take a tour down memory lane as you find out beguiling stories and historical facts about the Abbey and how it came to be.

Go on a full-day guided tour that provides an in-depth exploration of the Somme battlefields, one of the most significant sites of World War I. Traveling in a comfortable, air-conditioned van from Paris, you will visit key locations where major battles took place, accompanied by an expert WWI historian. With a small group limited to eight people, the tour ensures a more personal and detailed experience. The tour begins with a visit to the Lochnagar Mine Crater, a massive site created by an explosion on the first day of the battle. You will then stop at the Thiepval Memorial, which honors over 72,000 soldiers who went missing in action. At the Beaumont-Hamel Newfoundland Memorial, you will have the opportunity to walk through original trenches from 1916. Memorials, museums, and personal stories from WWI The tour includes entry to the Somme 1916 Museum in Albert, an underground museum that preserves artifacts, weapons, and personal stories from soldiers who fought in the trenches. The second half of the tour features a visit to the Australian National Memorial at Villers-Bretonneux, dedicated to thousands of Australian soldiers with no known graves. You will also explore the Sir John Monash Centre, where multimedia exhibits provide further historical context on the Australian forces’ role in WWI. The tour concludes with a visit to the Cathedral of Amiens, the largest Gothic cathedral in France, before returning to Paris.

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Leave behind the bustle of Paris and set off on a full-day tour to Mont Saint-Michel, an island steeped in history and legend. Travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned coach through the picturesque Normandy countryside, with an expert English-speaking guide bringing the region’s past to life. Learn about the 8th-century vision of Archangel Michael that led to the Abbey’s creation and the island’s transformation into a UNESCO World Heritage site. Upon arrival, step inside the iconic Abbey with a self-guided audio tour, exploring its grand halls, gothic spires, and serene cloisters at your own pace. During your visit, enjoy the freedom to have lunch on your own (ranging from €15-€40). Stroll through the medieval streets, visit historic sites, and take in breathtaking views of the surrounding tidal landscapes. With free time to explore, you can uncover hidden corners of the island, shop for souvenirs, or simply admire the stunning coastal scenery. Explore, indulge, and unwind Mont Saint-Michel offers a unique blend of history, culture, and gastronomy. Savor local flavors with a meal of fresh seafood, traditional Breton crêpes, or the famous soufflé-like omelet at La Mère Poulard. As the tides shift, watch the island’s dramatic transformation from a land bridge to an isolated fortress surrounded by water. As your journey comes to an end, relax on the return trip to Paris, reflecting on the rich history and unforgettable sights of Mont Saint-Michel.

Take a walk through historical World War II sites on this tour. Meet your driver-guide, and get started on your journey to the beaches of Normandy in a comfortable air-conditioned minibus. Your first stop is at La Pointe du Hoc, a promontory with 100-foot high cliffs overlooking the English Channel, where 225 United States Rangers landed on the morning of June 6, 1944. Even though it was strongly fortified with concrete casemates and gun pits by the German army, the US army captured it by scaling the cliffs. Your guide will give you some time here to soak in the somber vibes of this location. Omaha Beach & Colleville sur Mer American Cemetery You’ll then drive to Omaha Beach where the most difficult and impressive attack happened. It’s called “Bloody Omaha” by WWII veterans because in a matter of hours almost 2,500 men lost their lives on this beach. Despite being pinned down by heavy artillery, the surviving soldiers fought with bravery and ingenuity to overcome the enemy. Next, visit the Colleville sur Mer American Cemetery which overlooks Omaha Beach. The site contains over 9,000 perfectly aligned white crosses and a memorial chapel, dedicated to American troops who died in Europe during World War II. Spend some time in this moving space, reflecting on the price of war. Afterward, calm your emotions in a charming and friendly setting with a 3-course lunch (optional). Juno Beach Using detailed maps and pictures your guide will explain how the landings unfolded at Juno Beach. You’ll even see the famous “Canada House” said to be the first house liberated by the Allied Troops on D-Day.

Head out on a full-day guided tour from Paris to the historic D-Day landing beaches. Travel comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle and gain expert insights from your English-speaking guide as you explore key sites that witnessed the bravery and sacrifices of Allied forces. Start your journey with a scenic drive through the Normandy countryside before arriving at Pointe du Hoc, where 225 U.S. Rangers scaled towering cliffs to disable German defenses. Walk along Omaha Beach and visit the American Military Cemetery in Colleville-sur-Mer, a moving tribute to over 9,000 fallen soldiers, and take time to reflect at the Memorial, Chapel, and Garden of the Missing. Explore the sites and beaches Continue your journey to Arromanches, where you’ll see the remains of the Mulberry Harbor, an engineering marvel that played a crucial role in the Allied landings. Depending on your chosen option, enjoy a two-course lunch with local Normandy cider, savoring the region’s rich flavors. After lunch, visit Juno Beach, where Canadian forces landed on D-Day, and explore the Juno Beach Centre and Cemetery, dedicated to honoring Canada's role in the invasion. Choose from multiple tour options to best suit your interests. Opt for a semi-private tour with a small group for a more personalized experience, or include a traditional Normandy lunch for an added taste of local culture.

Experience a journey through history by exploring the enigmatic Abbey of Mont Saint-Michel with a self-guided audio tour, offering a glimpse into life 500 years ago. Delve into the narrative crafted by a seasoned historian, available in English, French, Italian, Spanish, or German to suit your preference. A total of 17 meticulously curated audio recordings will detail the highlights of Mont Saint-Michel. Navigate the labyrinthine streets with ease, aided by an offline map integrated into the app, ensuring you stay on track throughout your exploration. Enjoy the freedom to stroll at your leisure, liberated from the constraints of a tour group. From museums to high tides Take a leisurely stroll along the ancient fortifications, offering breathtaking vistas of the surrounding landscape and the vast expanse of the sea. Get up close to see tidal changes that envelop Mont Saint-Michel. Did you know that the tidal range around Mont Saint-Michel is one of the highest in the world, with the water level varying by as much as 14 meters (46 feet) between high and low tide? Swing by it’s museums, where you can learn about its varied history, including its use as a prison during the French Revolution. And don't forget to indulge in the delectable local cuisine, savoring seafood delights such as saltmarsh lamb, flavorful omelettes, and freshly harvested shellfish straight from the nearby bay.

Step into a plush climate-controlled shuttle to begin your journey from Paris to Normandy, through scenic and historic locations. Your local guide will not only assist you with the boarding but will also share critical experiences about the strong history of D-Day that allows you an opportunity to find out about the fortitude of the Allied Forces. Normandy beaches Stop at Utah Beach to grab a bite at the Le Roosevelt Restaurant before visiting the Utah Beach Landing Museum inside a preserved German bunker. Your guide will share bloodcurdling details of how the US Armed Forces stormed the beach and took Utah during WWII. After a brief pause, resume your trip to Omaha Beach's Normandy American Cemetery & Memorial. Watch a short moving documentary on American forces and explore the permanent exhibitions of the visitor center. As you walk through the cemetery say a silent prayer for the troops that fought the Battle of Normandy and witness the wreath-laying ceremony honoring the service and suffering of WWII veterans. You might even be chosen to take part in the event with your squad. End your day with a reflective stroll on the beach pondering upon life's fragility, before boarding the shuttle with newfound gratitude. On your way back to Paris you'll break your journey at Bosgouet.

Get ready to step back in time on this guided walking tour of the tidal island village of Mont Saint-Michel. A UNESCO World Heritage site, Mont Saint-Michel is steeped in centuries of history and unique geography. Your journey begins with a friendly licensed local guide, full of fascinating stories, and a scenic shuttle bus ride to the village. Historical Highlights and Coastal Charm Explore the narrow cobblestone streets of Mont Saint-Michel, where history comes alive through its ancient stone buildings. Stop by the Church of Saint-Pierre, home to a stunning silver statue of Saint-Michel, the island’s patron. Walk along the bustling Grande Rue, lined with charming houses and traditional boutiques, before heading to the ramparts for breathtaking views of the ever-changing bay and coastline.