Top Normandy Sidecar Tours

Explore Normandy’s Côte Fleurie, without getting sore feet, on this unique, private sidecar tour. Travel along coastal roads and through resort towns, including Deauville, Trouville, and Honfleur, in a vintage motorbike sidecar. Stop at historic landmarks and scenic viewpoints along the way, and pause for a break at a family-owned distillery to try cider and calvados. Leave all the planning and logistics to your driver; simply sit back and enjoy.

Save your feet when exploring Deauville, without the pressure of navigating unfamiliar roads, with this private sightseeing tour in a vintage motorbike sidecar. After meeting your driver and boarding your vehicle, sit back and take in the views as you explore this Norman town. Enjoy an itinerary that includes Hotel Barrière Le Normandy, Eglise Saint Augustin, La Touques Hippodrome, Villa Strassburger, the Tourgeville Military Cemetery, and Calvaire de la Corniche.

Enjoy a new and personalized way to explore Normandy—and visit many of the area's most notable World War II and D-Day landmarks, all in just half a day—on this private tour. Traveling by vintage sidecar, discover major historical sights from Omaha Beach to the American Cemetery, all while learning insider facts from your guide. Take in the windswept coast and countryside on scenic backroads, and finish the trip with an add-on cider and Calvados tasting.

Lots of tours focus on the Normandy region’s World War II history, but few allow you to explore from the passenger seat of a vintage motorcycle sidecar. On this private tour, head off the beaten path to discover hidden gems that most tourists miss on roads not accessible to larger vehicles, learning about poignant sights, including Omaha Beach and the American Cemetery.

During this 2-hour vintage sidecar tour, explore the essential and iconic D-Day sites in Normandy. This exclusive experience will take you to Omaha Beach and its military cemetery. Ride along the picturesque country roads that witnessed the crucial moments of June 6th, 1944. Join us for a full immersion into history, where every turn brings you back to the epic story of D-Day.

Explore Normandy’s Côte Fleurie without the pressure of planning a shore excursion with this private tour in a vintage motorcycle sidecar. Meet your driver-guide just outside Le Havre port, and let them handle the logistics and organization. Visit the Normandy Bridge, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Chapel, and Mont-Joli as you take in scenic views and learn about local history. Plus, visit a family-run distillery to try cider, pommeau, and calvados.

Discover Le Havre from a unique perspective on a private vintage sidecar tour, blending history, architecture, and World War II memory. Accompanied by a local guide, explore a city deeply shaped by the 1944 bombings and now recognized as a global symbol of modern reconstruction. Admire the iconic architecture of Auguste Perret, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, while learning about the port’s strategic role during the war. Traveling by sidecar offers an open-air, immersive, and friendly experience, ideal for understanding Le Havre’s distinctive identity. A captivating journey through the past, resilience, and modernity.

Embark on an unparalleled historical journey with our D-Day sidecar tours.

Follow in the footsteps of American soldiers on a private D-Day sidecar tour in Normandy. Ride along Omaha Beach, where U.S. forces landed on June 6, 1944, and hear powerful stories of courage and sacrifice from your local guide. Visit iconic American sites, including the Normandy American Cemetery, overlooking the battlefield. Traveling by vintage sidecar offers a personal, open-air, and unforgettable WWII experience, ideal for American travelers seeking a meaningful connection to their history.

Discover Normandy's D-Day sites on an 8-hour vintage sidecar ride along quiet backroads, away from the tour buses. Start at WN 60, the first German stronghold taken on June 6th, 1944. Walk Omaha Beach, visit the American Cemetery, and see Pointe du Hoc's cliffs, still marked by the fighting. Riding through the Norman countryside gives you time to think, to take it all in at your own pace. No commentary on a loudspeaker. Just the road, the landscape, and the history around every corner.

Ride through Normandy's countryside in a vintage sidecar, along backroads that tour buses never reach. No crowds, no rush — just winding roads, open fields, and freedom 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 atop the cliffs the U.S. Army Rangers climbed under fire — the craters remain. At the American Cemetery, rows of white crosses stretch further than expected, and the place tends to quiet people down. In between, a cider tasting gives the day a different moment — unhurried, grounded in the region's story. We've spent years getting to know these roads and sites. Hop in and we'll share what we love about them.