Top Normandy Bus Tours - page 14

From the moment we were picked up in a very comfortable bus, William our expert on all things Operation Overlord set the stage for the allied invasion with great historical perspective and personal stories. We all felt like we were back in 1944 as we journeyed from site to site learning more about the incredible acts of bravery on June 6th. I especially was taken with the recount of the two medics from the 101st Airborne division Robert Wright and Kennth Moore fought to save the lives of injured American and German soldiers alike for three straight days with no relief and no rest. William told the story well and showed us the church and the blood stained pews that stands as a testimony to a very bloody battle. We followed lieutenant Dick Winters and Easy Company from Brecourt Manor to Carentan and William showed us lots of historical maps and photographs to make everything more relatable for us. He went into a good amount of detail but not too much. You can't go wrong with this company or in particular William as a guide.

Tour guide (Pascal) was knowledgeable, passionate, and entertaining! He kept our entire group interested as he shared historical information, photos, and anecdotes about D-Day in Normandie. We visited many historic sites that helped reinforce this period in history. The pace was good for folks of all ages and the transportation was very comfortable. Pascal was also a very good driver. This was a full day tour (9-5) but it flew by because Pascal was so interesting! I highly recommend this tour!

This tour of Omaha Beach, Utah Beach, and the American Cemetery was very informative and well organized. The guide provided a lot of interesting historical background and explained the significance of each location clearly. Visiting these sites in person was a memorable experience, and the tour was paced well throughout the day. I would highly recommend this tour.