Private Guided Tour of Normandy D-Day Beaches from Paris - Day Tour from $2,814

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OFFER ID 1626480

D-Day, recognized as the largest military operation in history, initiated the Battle of Normandy and ultimately contributed to the conclusion of the Second World War. Your guide will lead you to the key sites of the D-Day Landings along the picturesque Normandy coastline. The tour begins at Utah Beach, followed by a visit to Sainte Mère l'Eglise and the Airborne Museum, where you will have some free time to enjoy lunch. Next, we will proceed to Omaha Beach, known as “The Beach of Blood,” which experienced the highest number of casualties. This significant site is situated adjacent to the 170-acre Colleville Cemetery and Memorial, our next stop on the itinerary. The tour will conclude with a return to Paris in the early evening.

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Normandy

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Valid Date Ranges
04/25/2025 - 11/30/2025
from $2,814 per person


* This departure has been designated a guaranteed departure by the operator, meaning that the minimum number of guests has been met, although still subject to weather and other conditions.
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Note: This is a DAY TOUR with no hotel accommodations included. Valid for booking now through 06/30/25 and travel now through 11/30/25. Rates are per adult based on occupancy of two adults. Advertised pricing on tours was quoted on 4/22/25. Prices may vary based on departure date. Pricing is dynamic and subject to change based on specific travel dates and availability. Advertised rates are subject to additional taxes and surcharges. Exclusions: Food, drinks and any optional tips and gratuity.

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