Day Trips from Bayeux to Omaha Beach - page 2

Explore Normandy’s D-Day landing beaches and WWII sites with ease on a full-day tour that links spaced-out locations along the American paratroopers’ route—so you don’t have to manage the logistics yourself. With a Private Guide on hand to answer all your questions and provide important context, you get to dig deep into WWII history and learn more about sites such as Utah Beach, Omaha Beach, Sainte-Mère-Eglise, and Pointe du Hoc. End the day with a visit to the Colleville American Cemetery.

The discovery day is different from the others: it includes a day aboard a van, as well as a one-hour immersive experience in a Willys jeep. Aboard a comfortable 9-seater van, discover the Normandy landing beaches with a local guide. From Utah Beach to the Colleville-sur-Mer cemetery, via the areas where the American paratroopers landed, it's a real trip back in time to discover these historic and moving places while receiving many personal anecdotes. of Norman soldiers and civilians. The best part of this visit? We suggest, for an hour, leaving the comfort of the van to discover the Normandy countryside and the landing zones of the paratroopers of the 101st airborne division aboard a real Willys jeep from the Second World War! What could be better than revving the jeep's engine to discover the shaded paths and sometimes little-known stories in the heart of the Normandy countryside?

History enthusiasts and travelers with a personal family connection to the World War II Normandy landings will enjoy this private full-day tour from Bayeux. You’ll visit several important beaches, including Utah Beach and Omaha Beach, where you’ll see where history was enacted. Also visit the Normandy American Cemetery to pay your respects amid the gravestones.

This is the ideal formula for those of you looking for a half-day tour of the D-Day beaches or who are simply pressed for time. The itinerary has been tailored to fit two of the most prominent elements of Hitler's Atlantic Wall in Normandy, the beach that witnessed the highest casualty rate on June 6th 1944 and, above all, one of the most iconic places in northwestern France: Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial. *Private tour from the door-step of your hotel (or Bayeux train-station); *Relieve the first moments of Operation Overlord under the guidance of a historian/guide-lecturer; *Step on the 'traumatised sands' of Omaha Beach and pay your respects at the American cemetery; *Enjoy a hands-on experience at the only coastal battery to have preserved three of its four original guns.

This full-day tour formula presents the visitor with the opportunity to explore both American D-Day beaches. The itinerary includes one of the most prominent elements of Hitler's Atlantic Wall in Normandy, the two American beaches, and some of the most iconic places in northwestern France like the famous church depicted in 'The Longest Day and the scene of the Brecourt Manor attack immortalized in 'The Band of Brothers. Conceived as a private tour from the door-step of your hotel, this excursion will enable you to relieve the first moments of Operation Overlord under the guidance of a historian & professional guide;

With so much to see, it can be tough to know how best to explore the American D-Day sites on your own. On this half-day small-group tour, visit a curated selection of some of the most significant locations of World War II, including Omaha Beach, Utah Beach, and the German bunkers atop Point du Hoc.

Both Stephen Ambrose’s book and Steven Spielberg’s and Tom Hanks’s 2001 ‘Band of Brothers’ TV series have brought fame to Easy Company and the exploits of it’s many soldiers, including the legendary Lieutenant Richard ‘Dick’ Winters. Tread in the footsteps Easy Company as you visit the locations they fought over in their Normandy campaign on this small-group full-day tour from Bayeux.

The best way to get an overview of the American involvement on D-Day is by booking a private tour. With plenty of details given by our experienced guides. You will have the chance to discover every aspect of the sacrifice made by American soldiers on June 6, 1944. We will cover the American seaborne operation by visiting the two beaches where US soldiers landed, Omaha Beach and Utah Beach, as well as the German strongpoint of Pointe du Hoc, assaulted by the US Army Rangers. We will also visit the sites of the US Airborne Operation, including its most iconic site, Sainte-Mère-Eglise, where a terrible battle happened on the night of June 5, 1944. Finally, we will have the chance to pay our respects to the thousands of men who gave their lives to liberate Europe by visiting the Normandy American Cemetery.

This tour, ideal for American nationals, delves into the history of the United States' involvement in Normandy during World War II. It begins at Sainte-Mère-l'Église, a key village for American paratroopers during the Landings, then at La Fière, a crucial battle site. The tour continues to Utah Beach, where American troops landed, and Omaha Beach, famous for the courage of the Allies, with an opportunity to walk and photograph the memorial. It also includes the Colleville-sur-Mer American Cemetery, a place of contemplation for fallen soldiers, and ends at Pointe du Hoc, a strategic point captured by American Rangers. This experience offers a unique perspective on the vital role of the United States in the liberation of Europe, combining historical and emotional understanding, and paying tribute to the heroes of freedom.

Ride through Normandy's countryside in a vintage sidecar, along quiet backroads that tour buses never reach. No crowds, no rush — just winding roads, open fields, and the kind of freedom that comes with the wind in your face and the landscape all around you. At Omaha Beach, you walk the same sand where thousands landed on June 6th, 1944. At Pointe du Hoc, you stand at the top of the cliffs the U.S. Army Rangers climbed under fire — the craters are still there. At the American Cemetery, rows of white crosses stretch further than you expect, and the place tends to quiet people down. In between, a local cider tasting gives the day a different kind of moment — unhurried, grounded in the region's own story. We've spent years getting to know these roads and these sites. Hop in, and we'll share what we love about them with you.

Leaving Bayeux, we head into the Normandy countryside on small backroads that most visitors never see. Stone farmhouses, rolling fields, and apple orchards line the way through quiet villages that feel largely unchanged by time. Nearing the coast, a path opens unexpectedly onto Omaha Beach — wide, windswept, and suddenly right in front of you. We take a moment before riding on to the American Cemetery at Colleville-sur-Mer, where 9,387 white crosses stretch across the hillside in silence. The return to Bayeux follows the same unhurried rhythm — farmland, hedgerows, countryside roads that Allied troops once pushed through. A full day that stays with you.

Discover the history and charm of Normandy on a full-day electric bike tour from Bayeux. Glide along scenic country lanes to Omaha Beach, the American Cemetery, and Pointe du Hoc for an intimate look at iconic D-Day sites. Enjoy picturesque countryside views and the freedom of e-biking for an immersive, peaceful journey. Cap it off with a cider and Calvados tasting at the family-run Domaine Lebrec, savoring Normandy’s authentic flavors. Unforgettable blend of scenery, history, and local flavors!

Step aboard a Range Rover Classic and set off for a private full day tour to discover Normandy history and terroir. Throughout the day, you'll be guided by local Insider who knows the land, the stories, and the people behind them. You'll discover the most emblematic D-Day sites as well as lesser-known places and favourite local spots — the kind you won’t find in guidebooks. Because Normandy is also a lot about food and terroir, expect several food tasting stops at intimate local producers along the way. For lunch, you choose the vibe: a bistronomic meal, a chic picnic with a view, or a charming local restaurant . As this experience is just for you and your crew, the time is taken to understand your interests and expectations which shapes the day around what matters most to you.

Walk the sacred sands of Normandy, where American courage helped liberate a continent and preserve the ideals of freedom and democracy. It was here, on June 6, 1944, that young American soldiers—many barely out of high school—stormed the beaches under fire, answering the call of duty with unwavering resolve. Meet some of the last living heroes of World War II, whose sacrifices forged a turning point in history. Through their personal stories, bear witness to the extraordinary bravery, unity, and patriotism that defined a generation and defended the cause of liberty. This unforgettable journey offers a rare chance to honor their legacy—and to stand on the very ground where American resolve changed the world.

Échangez les circuits en bus bondés typiques contre une expérience plus intime sur la plage d'Omaha Beach. Cette excursion privée est exclusivement réservée à votre groupe et vous emmène de Caen à la plage qui a joué un rôle essentiel dans la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Vous découvrirez également les histoires des Rangers des États-Unis à la Pointe du Hoc et vous aurez la possibilité de vous rendre au cimetière américain pour leur rendre hommage.

An excellent choice for those seeking a comprehensive look at the Normandy landings, this tour touches on the perspectives of the Allied forces—American and British— who stormed the city’s beaches on D-Day. Visit Gold Beach, Omaha Beach, Pointe Du Hoc, Longues-sur-Mer, the remains of the Mulberry harbor, and the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial. Between stops, a tour guide shares information and answers questions about each location.

Visit important landmarks and sites associated with the 1944 invasion of Normandy on this full-day tour. Take the train from Paris, then meet up with local guides who will show you the battlefield sites including Utah Beach, Omaha Beach, and Pointe Du Hoc. You’ll also visit the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial and the town of Sainte-Mère-Église.

The D-Day landing beaches in Normandy saw some of the most significant battles in World War II, but many of the landmarks are hard to reach on your own. This private tour from Bayeux makes it possible to take in the top historical sights with ease. Visit the Normandy American Cemetery with a private guide, see the Pointe du Hoc gun battery, explore Omaha Beach and Utah Beach, and more.

It’s the holiday resort of the stars, and whizzing through the streets of Deauville in a sidecar will certainly make you feel like you’re in a movie. Speed from swanky Deauville, known for casinos, races, and international film festivals, to the quaint port town of Honfleur. Even more magical: this tour takes place at night, and includes drinks.

Are you ready for an unforgettable experience? Embark on a private vintage sidecar tour along the D-Day Landing Beaches. Imagine yourself comfortably seated in an authentic period sidecar, the wind in your hair and the sun warming your skin as you ride through the stunning landscapes of Normandy, between land and sea. Our experienced drivers, true “Gentlemen Siders,” will share captivating stories and anecdotes about the key moments of D-Day. Don’t wait any longer to live this thrilling adventure.

History enthusiasts will enjoy the chance to see the D-Day landing beaches associated with US forces. This handy half-day tour is just for you and your party so you can enjoy an intimate, personalized experience. See Pointe du Hoc, Omaha Beach, the American Cemetery, and more, learning about the history and each place's significance from your guide.

Discover many of Normandy's most important World War II landmarks all in one day on this comprehensive, immersive tour from Paris. In the morning, travel by train from Paris to Bayeux (choose between two different train classes when booking). Upon arrival, meet your guide and set off with just a small group for company to discover landmarks like Omaha Beach, Utah Beach, Pointe du Hoc, and more.

More than 20 years of experience. I'm a native of Normandy and grew up here, I met a lot of veterans, and even after so many years, my passion is still intact.