Normandy Day Trip from Paris with D-Day Beaches and Lunch

4.8
(434 Reviews)

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Duration: 14 h
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  • Normandy Day Trip from Paris with D-Day Beaches and Lunch
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Experience Highlights

Travel from Paris to the Normandy Landings Beaches and discover some of the most significant sites of D-Day accompanied by an expert guide. Over the course of approximately 14 hours, you will visit places such as Utah Beach, Pointe du Hoc, the American Cemetery in Normandy and Omaha Beach, which are now part of the Normandy Landings Beaches site, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The tour includes return transport from Paris, entry to the Utah Beach Museum and a traditional two-course lunch with a glass of cider at a local restaurant. A comprehensive experience to understand the events of 6 June 1944 right where they took place.

  • Explore Utah Beach, Omaha Beach, Pointe du Hoc and the American Cemetery.
  • Visit the Utah Beach Museum (admission included).
  • Enjoy a traditional two-course lunch with cider in Normandy.

What’s included

  • 1-day excursion to the Normandy region
  • Professional tour guide
  • Two-course lunch
  • All transfers in air-conditioned vehicles

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Keep in mind you need to arrive 20 minutes before start

Step by Step

This excursion to Normandy from Paris takes you to some of the key sites for understanding the D-Day landings of 6 June 1944. You’ll travel in a comfortable coach accompanied by an expert guide, who will help you understand the context of each location within the military strategy and the human stories that shaped that day.

The tour begins at Utah Beach, one of the sectors where American forces landed. There, you’ll also visit the Utah Beach Museum, situated right next to the beach itself and dedicated to explaining the operation through historical artefacts, testimonies and period material. You’ll then have a break to enjoy a two-course lunch with a glass of cider at a local restaurant in the Grandcamp-Maisy area.

The tour continues to Pointe du Hoc, where US Rangers scaled the cliffs to attack German positions. Bunkers, craters and other traces of the fighting can still be seen there. You will then visit the American Cemetery in Normandy, situated above Omaha Beach, a place of remembrance and tribute where thousands of American servicemen are laid to rest.

The final major stop will be Omaha Beach, one of the sectors where the fighting was fiercest on D-Day. Contemplating this peaceful landscape today whilst learning about what happened there allows you to grasp the historical and human scale of the operation before setting off on the return journey to Paris.

Reviews

4.8
· 434 Reviews
  • M
    M.
    5
    My children loved the collection of letters from the soldiers and the view of the plane. Everyone was able to enjoy what interested them most. Personally, the food and the cemetery were the most interesting.
  • I
    I.
    5
    Excellent for those who have a day off and want to explore Normandy.
  • H
    H.
    5
    Very entertaining from start to finish. Thank you!
  • A
    A.
    5
    It was a very well thought out package. The bus trip was comfortable, the D-Day beaches, the farm and the cider tasting. We had the exact time to do everything but it was very complete.

Meeting point

Other Things You Should Know

  • Customers travelling with young children whose safety cannot be guaranteed by a seatbelt must bring their own child restraint system to ensure their children’s safety. The coaches are not fitted with ISOFIX anchor points and the availability of three-point seat belts is limited. By booking this excursion, parents or guardians acknowledge these requirements and accept responsibility for ensuring that their children travel properly secured.
  • Please specify any specific dietary requirements in the “Special requirements” field when making your booking
  • If you have any dietary restrictions, it is advisable to let us know in advance
  • Pointe du Hoc has been undergoing restoration work since February 2026, as part of a project scheduled to last more than 18 months. Access is maintained as far as possible, but the visit may be replaced by another nearby site, such as the Longues-sur-Mer Battery, for operational reasons
  • Not wheelchair accessible
  • The meeting point may change for operational reasons. Always check the voucher you will receive when making your booking to find out the updated location and departure time

Supplied by: City Wonders

Cancellation Policy

If you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund

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