Are you planning to visit the D-Day beaches with a group ?

In 1944, Normandy was the scene of the largest military operation of all time; Operation Overlord. Today, 75 years later, the actors of history are disappearing; but the places, witnesses of the past, remain. History becomes Memory. A common memory that unites us, and that we want to remember and understand.

Discover Normandy, the Atlantic Wall and its blockhouses, the landing beaches, the battlefields, but also life in Normandy during the occupation and nowadays.

From 17 people, Normandy Discovery Tours offers tours for groups. Contact us to build your visit itinerary, whether it is for two hours, half a day, a day, or even several days.

• Sainte-Mère-Eglise : Discover the famous village of the film “The Longest Day”, and its history during the night of June 5 to 6, 1944, with the first drops of parachutists.

• Utah Beach : One of the 5 landing beaches, Utah Beach is also known as “the beach of success”. The D-Day landing will be a smooth one, and 23,000 GI’s trampled on the Normandy beach at the end of D-Day.

• Carentan : Bloody fighting and attacks took place in Carentan before leading to its liberation on June 12, 1944. The paratroopers’ mission was to liberate the city, a key point in connecting the troops landed at Omaha Beach.

• La Pointe du Hoc : The German Battery of Pointe-du-Hoc is a strategic point for the Allies to take. Located at the top of a hill, the battle will be tough before it gets there.

• Omaha Beach : Also known as “Bloody Omaha”, Omaha Beach is the second beach in the American sector. Find out how and why June 6, 1944 on Omaha Beach turned into a disaster.

• The American Cemetery of Colleville-sur-Mer : 9387, this is the number of soldiers who will be buried forever in this cemetery. Share a time of remembrance and keep in mind all those men who died for our Freedom.