In a nutshell An unmissable excursion to explore the places where the allies landed in Normandy during D Day and relive an event that changed the history of Europe and the whole world.

Main stops

Landing beaches
Arromanches 360°
Point du Hoc
Omaha beach
Colleville-sur-Mer American Cemetery

The programme

We will then travel to Arromanches 360°. Located on the cliffs of Arromanches, the Circular Cinema dominates the remains of one of mulberry's two man-made ports set up by the Allies. The remains of the artificial port are still visible today from the panoramic point of view of the Cinema. A 20-minute film, produced by the authors of the very successful television series French Apocalypse, will be screened in High Definition on 9 screens and will tell the terrible battle of Normandy.
The beach of Arromanches was the center of events where the remains of the floating port where thousands of Allied soldiers embarked are still visible.
After lunch, stop for a photo at historic Omaha Beach, infamous as 'Bloody Omaha' due to heavy losses suffered by American troops.
At the top of the hill overlooking the beach we will visit the American cemetery of Colleville-sur-Mer where, on a green English lawn full of perfectly aligned and immaculate white crosses, 10,000 American soldiers are buried. The emotion is almost palpable.
The last stop will be Pointe du Hoc, which was heavily fortified by the Germans to serve as an observation point. During D-Day, American troops climbed the cliffs with rope ladders.

Good to know

We advise you to book in advance: places available are limited.