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Gary_S, Jul 2026
Getting to see such...
Getting to see such historic sites was truly humbling. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and made the time traveling to and from the D-Day sites fly by. Note that some of the bunkers that you'll visit can be challenging for those who are claustrophobic or have difficulty being in large crowds.
Katharine_H, Jul 2026
Excellent!!!!
Matt was helpful, kind and sensitive; and a huge wealth of knowledge. WWII and the events here in 1944 are clearly his passion and all his off hours research (even personal for our family) was a labor of love. I could not be more grateful. Thank you for bringing us closer to the events that took place and the sacrifice our family member made.
Maureen_L, Jul 2026
A day in Bayeux
Our guide Emanuel picked my husband and I up at our hotel. We were able to see Gold and Juno beaches, tour the museum, enjoy a seafood lunch and pay respects to the many young men who gave their lives to fight for our freedom and rights. Emanuel was very knowledgeable about the history of WWII. I give five stars to Emanuel and the tour he provided.
Rebecca_C, Jul 2026
Half Day DDAY Omaha Beach American Cemetary and Point Du Hoc from Bayeux (OPHORUS TOURS - Valentin)
This trip was in early May 2026. Though the weather was very challenging due to wind and cold and some rain, our guide Valentin was full of energy for the whole tour and brought DDay to life for us as we toured the sites. He communicated his passion for and deep knowledge of this subject to all of us and created the lasting memory we were looking for.
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The northern region of Normandy is one of France’s most emblematic, boasting centuries of history, iconic cuisine, and a rich tapestry of cultural heritage. Visiting the D-Day Landing Beaches and World War II sites rank among the most popular Normandy tours, but guided visits can also add depth when checking off must-sees like the Bayeux Tapestry and the Mont St Michel monastery. Beyond the headline acts, exploring Normandy like a local means embracing the slower pace of life: explore the countryside by e-bike or sidecar, stop for a cider tasting amid the orchards, or stroll the waterfront of Honfleur or Deauville.

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