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Half-day Tours hosted by Normandy Spearhead Tours

5 hours (approx.)

Up to 4 travelers

Pickup offered

Mobile ticket

Offered in English

About

This is the ideal formula for those of you looking for a half-day tour of the D-Day beaches or who are simply pressed for time. The itinerary has been tailored to fit two of the most prominent element...
  • Bottled water
  • What's not included

  • Lunch

    Pickup point

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    End point

    This activity ends back at the meeting point.

    Itinerary

    This is a typical itinerary for this product

    Stop atBatterie Allemande de Longues-Sure-Mer

    Considered one of the most important elements of Hitler's Atlantic Wall in Normandy, WN 48 is the only German battery to have retained three of its four original 150-mm guns in situ! This is a great hands on experience involving naval guns and WWII bunkers. Your guide will take the time to describe the construction process, the role of the German fortifications as well as the place of WN 48 in the history of the D-Day landings.

    45 minutes (approx.)No admission tickets required

    Stop atCimetiere Americain de Colleville-sur-Mer

    Situated on the bluffs overlooking 'Easy Red' sector of Omaha Beach, Normandy American Cemetery & Memorial represents one of the 14 WWII cemeteries created by the US government after the end of the conflict and, more importantly, the final resting place of over nine thousand men and women. Your guide will walk you through the history of the cemetery, the symbolism of the different elements adorning it and will explain the role played by the ABMC (American Battle Monuments Commission) in honouring the American dead of different conflicts, from WWI to Vietnam.

    1 hours and 30 minutes (approx.)No admission tickets required

    Stop atOmaha Beach

    The landings on Omaha Beach came to be known as "the best imitation of hell" the American troops had to go through during the Second World War. As you will be traveling along the beach, your guide will purposefully stop at 'Dog Green' sector, backdrop for the opening scenes in 'Saving Private Ryan', where the German bunkers still remind the visitor of how the defenders managed to turn the beach into a killing zone and inflicted massive casualties on the first units coming ashore that fateful morning.

    45 minutes (approx.)No admission tickets required

    Stop atPointe du Hoc

    The 100ft tall cliffs scaled by the US Rangers on D-Day coupled with the lunar landscape shaped by hundreds of tons of bombs make of this place one of the most iconic Normandy landmarks. As you will be exploring the site, its craters and the remnants of the German fortifications, your guide will recount the planning and execution of this complicated mission entrusted to Lt. Col. Rudder and three companies of the 2nd Battalion.

    45 minutes (approx.)No admission tickets required

  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels

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Inspirational tour by fantastic guide

katherinekB1201AU, Dec 2024

Utterly compelling and fascinating tour by a genuine enthusiast whose profound knowledge and ability to communicate created a truly memorable day. We are grateful to share this day with Floran and our children enjoyed it enormously too

Very knowledgeable, friendly

Charles_O, Dec 2024

Very knowledgeable, was willing to take time discussing family heritage/connections to Utah beach even though we were doing the Omaha tour.

Amazing tour

Amy_G, Dec 2024

Our tour was amazing with Florin Petre. He was extremely knowledgeable, friendly and informative! He had great anecdotes and knew everything about the area and it’s history. We highly recommend!

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