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The 5 most-booked normandy d-day day trips, all done in a single day and back by evening. Each one comes with the pickup point, how long you are away, what it costs and the company that runs it.
Paris to Normandy for D-Day sites: Utah Beach museum, Pointe du Hoc, Omaha Beach, American Cemetery, with lunch and Norman cider.
Most Popular“It was a lovely long day and Sam was a great guide! Very well informed! The pizza at the restaurant was terrible. Maybe pack a sandwich if you travel with kids.”
Small-group Normandy D-Day day trip from Paris: Omaha Beach, Overlord Museum, Longues-sur-Mer bunkers, cemetery, and cider tasting.
“Really disappointed with this experience. This tour is by far the most expensive option to choose from, and I expected far better. We went on a Monday, and it was a day that was a bit cold, and snow was expected (though we didn't get any... Only slight rain). I bring that up only because…”
One day from Paris to Pointe du Hoc, Omaha Beach, the American Cemetery, Arromanches and Juno Beach with round-trip transport.
“Everything went well with exception we could not visit American Cemetery — due to New Years Day January 1 closed — I did not think to view the ABMC website for holiday schedule because we booked the “Normandy D-Day Beaches and American Cemetery Day Trip from Paris” and would have thought Viator would have known…”
Small-group D-Day tour from Bayeux: Omaha, Pointe du Hoc, Utah Beach Museum, Sainte-Mère-Église, and the American Cemetery.
“Great day tour that covers all the key sites and events. Great lunch stop and many great experiences along the way if you’re looking for a one day get the whole experience this is it. if you’re looking for a deeper experience for any or all of the sites this still would be great to…”
Guided Normandy D-Day day trip from Paris with Utah Beach bunker museum, Pointe du Hoc cliffs, Omaha Beach, American Cemetery and Norman lunch.
“our Guide Lawrence was fantastic! a wealth of information about D Day and french history.”
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