Top Normandy Port Transfers

Experience the magic of Paris on this unforgettable full-day shore excursion from Le Havre Cruise Port. Enjoy a scenic Seine River cruise, offering stunning views of landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower and Notre-Dame Cathedral. You'll have time to explore the city's most famous sights, accompanied by an expert guide who will share fascinating insights into Parisian history and culture. During the day, a packed lunch including a ham and cheese baguette, water, and dessert will be provided, allowing you to maximize your time sightseeing. To top off your journey, indulge in delightful French refreshments on your return to the ship. This full-day tour from Le Havre lasts approximately 10–11 hours and is an excellent choice for cruise guests. Enjoy a scenic cruise along the Seine River, complete with engaging commentary, while comfortable, air-conditioned transportation ensures a safe and timely return to your ship. Don't miss this opportunity to experience Paris in one remarkable day!

Why not take advantage of your stopover at the ports of Le Havre or Honfleur to visit one of the most emblematic places of Normandy in peace! Estuaire VTC offers you a comfortable vehicle to discover the magic of Mont Saint Michel, with the guarantee of having returned on board at the time you have agreed Ideal for groups of 2 to 7 people, this day will be a break rich in new memories

Claude Monet spent 43 years in Giverny. He designed the garden himself — the flower beds, the water garden, the Japanese bridge — and then spent decades painting it. The Nymphéas series that fills entire rooms of the Orangerie in Paris was born here, looking at this pond, in this light. From Le Havre, Giverny is two hours through the Normandy countryside. This private tour picks you up directly at the cruise terminal and takes you there without the stress of trains, taxis, or shared buses. At Giverny, you have three hours — enough time to walk the flower garden slowly, cross the famous green bridge over the lily pond, and visit the house where Monet lived and worked. The rooms are preserved as he left them: the yellow dining room, the blue kitchen, the walls covered in Japanese prints he collected throughout his life. Your return to ship is fully guaranteed.

Rouen and Paris have always been connected — by the Seine, by history, by the flow of people and ideas between Normandy's capital and France's. Today the drive takes just over an hour. This private tour picks you up at the Rouen cruise terminal or your hotel and takes you to Paris for the day. The Eiffel Tower. Notre-Dame, newly restored and more beautiful than before. The Louvre's glass pyramid. The Champs-Élysées stretching toward the Arc de Triomphe. Of all the ports in Normandy, Rouen gives you the shortest road to Paris. This tour makes the most of that advantage — more time in the city, less time in the car, and a guaranteed return to the terminal before your ship departs. Your driver handles the route, the parking, and the pace. You handle the priorities. No group, no fixed schedule, no compromises. Upgrade with a licensed Paris guide for expert commentary and a deeper experience at every stop.

Go visit Normandy with a professional private driver. Originally from Normandy where our company is located, we know the region perfectly. At your disposal and in complete safety, he will guide you and adapt to your desires.

Two of Normandy's most beautiful places — one wild and dramatic, the other intimate and artistic — combined in a private day from Le Havre, with a glass of Norman cider in between. First, Etretat. The chalk cliffs are among France's most iconic natural landmarks, with spectacular arches and a needle of rock rising from the sea. Walk the cliff path for breathtaking views that inspired Monet, Courbet, and Guy de Maupassant. Then stop at a local Norman producer to taste traditional cider and calvados. Discover the flavours of Normandy, shaped by centuries of craftsmanship and rolling apple orchards. Finally, Honfleur. Its picturesque old harbour, lined with tall slate-fronted houses, is one of northern France's prettiest settings. Wander the cobbled streets, browse the galleries, or enjoy lunch by the waterfront. Your driver will collect you from the Le Havre cruise terminal, take care of all transportation, and ensure a guaranteed return to your ship.

Mont-Saint-Michel rises from the tidal bay like something from another age. A medieval abbey, a fortified village, a tidal island that has been drawing pilgrims, soldiers, and travellers for over a thousand years. There is nowhere else quite like it. This private tour picks you up directly at the Honfleur cruise terminal and takes you there and back in comfort. No group bus, no shared timing, no schedule that isn't yours. Your driver handles the roads, the parking, and the return — you focus on the experience. Five hours on the island gives you time to explore properly: the winding medieval lanes, the ramparts with their sweeping bay views, and the Benedictine abbey at the summit, standing since the 8th century. Your return to ship is guaranteed. The tide tables and your departure time are your driver's responsibility, not yours. Prefer a guided experience? Add a licensed historian guide and arrive with context, stories, and insight that transforms every stone you see.

THE ONLY private Band of Brothers tour from Le Havre cruise port. Our guides are 101st Airborne specialists who know every tactical detail of Easy Company's battles—not generic D-Day operators. What sets us apart: True Easy Company expertise — We use archival photos, tactical maps, and HBO episode comparisons at each site. At Brecourt Manor, you'll understand the assault gun-by-gun. Your private day, your pace — Want more time at the cemetery? Less time at museums? We adapt. No rigid bus schedules. Cruise guarantee — 10+ years, zero missed ships. We monitor your vessel continuously and guarantee on-time return. Complete Normandy story — We include Omaha Beach AND Easy Company sites in one perfectly paced day. Emotional intelligence — We've guided dozens of veterans' families. We handle sacred moments with deep respect and sensitivity. This is a pilgrimage, not a sightseeing trip. We treat it that way.

Discover Canada’s heroic and often unsung role in the D-Day landings with a 100% tailor-made private tour from Le Havre or Honfleur. Enjoy the comfort of a premium vehicle with private driver, and choose the Expert Guide option for in-depth historical lighting. From Juno Beach and its memorial center to the military cemeteries of Bény-sur-Mer and Bretteville-sur-Laize, live a journey of poignant memory, punctuated at your own speed and guaranteeing a return to the ship on time.

This private tour takes you from the cobblestones and fishing boats of Honfleur to the most significant D-Day sites in Normandy — Pointe du Hoc, Omaha Beach, and the Normandy American Cemetery — and returns you comfortably before your ship sails. No group bus. No shared itinerary. No strangers. Just your private vehicle, your driver, and the freedom to move at your own pace through one of the most important chapters in modern history. You'll stand on the cliffs where Rangers scaled vertical rock faces under fire. You'll walk the sands of Omaha — quiet now, but once the site of one of the most intense battles of World War II. And you'll pause among 9,387 white crosses at the cemetery above the beach, looking out toward the Atlantic. Your return to ship is guaranteed. Your driver manages the schedule so you never have to. Want to go further? Add a licensed historian guide and turn every stop into a living history lesson.

Versailles is three hours from Le Havre. That is a long drive for a shore day — and it is worth it. The Palace of Versailles is not just a building. It is the physical expression of absolute power: 700 rooms, 2,000 acres of formal gardens, a Hall of Mirrors that runs for 73 metres and still stops people in their tracks. Louis XIV built it to remind everyone — guests, courtiers, ambassadors, rivals — exactly who was in charge. This private tour picks you up at the Le Havre cruise terminal and takes you directly to Versailles, giving you five full hours to explore at your own pace. No group, no guide with a flag, no schedule that isn't yours. Your driver returns you to Le Havre in time for our ship — guaranteed. Important: The Palace is closed on Mondays. The gardens remain open. If your ship is in port on a Monday, the gardens alone are still an extraordinary half-day — but check the date before booking.

Rouen and Giverny are connected by the Seine — and by one of the great stories of French art. Joan of Arc was burned at the stake in Rouen in 1431. Claude Monet walked into his garden at Giverny in 1883 and never really left, painting it obsessively for 43 years. This private tour from Le Havre connects both places and both stories in a single bucket list day. In Rouen, your guide walks you through the Gothic cathedral Monet painted 30 times and the square where Joan of Arc died. In Giverny, you step inside the painting — the lily pond, the Japanese bridge, the weeping willows. Your private vehicle travels exclusively for your group, with pickup from Le Havre, Honfleur or Cherbourg and your return guaranteed. Available April through October only.

When your cruise ship sails into the port of La Havre, trace the history of the infamous D-Day landings on a full-day private shore excursion to significant battlefields and landing beaches. With a knowledgeable guide, travel to the German Pointe du Hoc battery and admire the coastal splendor of Omaha Beach, site of a bloody battle in 1944. Pay tribute to fallen soldiers in the Normandy American Cemetery and then see original weapons used to defend Omaha beach from the dramatic cliffs.

This tour focuses on Omaha Beach, while allowing you to measure the scale of the DDay invasion. It is a unique experience to walk in the footstep of the brave soldiers who started the liberation of France in June 1944. You will be guided through history and see the battlefields. A guided tour of the D-Day beaches in Normandy becomes something far more powerful than just visiting historic sites when it’s led by a local expert guide. What makes it truly unique is the human depth they bring to the landscape. Your guide doesn’t just know the history—they know the land. They explain how the terrain shaped the battle at places like Pointe du Hoc, and how villages and civilians experienced the invasion. This creates a richer understanding that you simply can’t get from books alone. In short, what makes your guided D-Day tour unique isn’t just where you go—it’s how the story is told, and how it stays with you long after you leave the beaches.