This private tour is 100% customizable.
Cross the magnificent Norman countryside, green meadows, cow farms, and rolling hills on your way to the D-Day beaches.
Once we’ve arrived on the coast, you begin a private visit with your local guide of Omaha Beach, the American Cemetery, “Pointe du Hoc”, Sainte Mère Eglise, and Utah Beach.
Spend the night on the Mont-Saint-Michel, you will see the medieval site by night, and empty of tourists. (according to avaibility, to be sure please book in advance)
Wake up on the Mont-Saint-Michel and admire the 360° view of the surrounding bay. At high tide the Mont becomes an island, completely cut off from the mainland, and at low tide visitors.
Whether you are a couple, a group of friends, or your extended family, you will enjoy a unique visit full of interesting anecdotes. (Your guide is also a pro at explaining art and history to children – families of all ages are welcome!)
We pick you up at 7.30 a.m and drop you off anywhere you want in Paris around 8 p.m. (Dependind on parisian traffic)
Omaha Beach, also known as “Bloody Omaha,” where more than 1000 young American soldiers gave their lives on June 6, 1944. One of the 5 points of attack, the Allied forces faced numerous obstacles that day: rough seas, obstacles on the beach, and German artillery already in place for a counter-attack…
The American Cemetery with its 9000 tombs, memorial and museum. We will discover more about the D-Day invasion with a short film. Should you wish, you will also have the possibility of attending the flag-lowering ceremony (please inquire beforehand).
The untamed “Pointe du Hoc” where US rangers scaled 90-foot cliffs on July 6, 1944. Visit a genuine bunker from WWII and the German “pillboxes” scattered along the hillside.
• The village of Sainte Mère Eglise where the paratrooper John Steel got stuck on the church steeple as he was trying to evade enemy lines.
• The wide and expansive Utah beach, the American D-Day beach where General Theodore Roosevelt – the son of the US President – landed with his cane.
Our first stop will be touring the medieval portion of Mont-Saint-Michel, including the 15th century castle walls and the 13th century abbey. The Mont has welcomed communities of contemplative monks and religious sisters for almost 1000 years – it is still possible today to join with them in their daily prayers (Liturgy of the Hours) inside the Abbey church.
• As we wander through the cobblestone streets of the Mont St-Michel, we will sample traditional Norman cider, Pommeau, or Calvados – local spirits derived from apples – and taste traditional Norman cookies les galettes Normandes. • We will also get to know Emmanuel, a jolly shop owner who loves to crack jokes as he mans his shop on the Grand Rue at the heart of Mont-Saint-Michel. He’ll tell you all about his family’s arrival on the Mount… in 1680!
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