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Normandy Beaches Half-Day Trip from Bayeux

Bayeux, France

Pay tribute to the soldiers who fought at Omaha Beach on this afternoon tour of the Normandy beaches from Bayeux. You'll visit the famous battlefield sites of World War II and gain invaluable insights into the wartime experience of the soldiers who fought and died there. Your minivan holds a maximum of eight passengers, and a small group tour is the perfect way to get to out-of-the-way places in one day.

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Private Normandy Battlefields Tour - The Landing Beaches of Normandy

Bayeux, France

Relive the events of the Battle of Normandy with a private tour of the sites that particularly interest you. Choose your own itinerary from sites that could include Utah Beach, Sainte Mere Eglise, Pointe Du Hoc, Longues Sur Mer, and the American and German Cemeteries.

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Omaha Beach Half-Day Trip from Bayeux

Bayeux, France

If time is tight and you'd like to tour the Normandy beaches, this quick morning tour from Bayeux will show you all the poignant highlights of these important World War II battle sites. Your minivan holds a maximum of eight passengers, and a small group tour is the perfect way to get to out-of-the-way places in one day.

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Normandy Battlefields Day Trip: Omaha, Sword and the British Airborne Sector

Bayeux, France

Retrace the main assaults undertaken by the British forces during the first days of the Battle of Normandy on a poignant battlefields tour you'll never forget. If you have a relative who fought in the war, or are at all interested in 20th-century history, you'll find this Normandy beaches tour a fascinating day trip from Bayeux. Your minivan holds a maximum of eight passengers, and a small group tour isthe perfect way to get to out-of-the-way places in one day.

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Normandy Battlefields Tour - Sword Beach and the British Airborne Sector

Bayeux, France

On this Normandy Battlefields Tour, you will visit the famous site of Pegasus Bridge, captured just after midnight on D-Day by elements of the 6th Airborne Division.You will visit the Hillman Bunker complex. Found a couple of miles inland from Sword Beach, the fortifications that made up the Hillman complex are just outside the village of Colleville-Montgomery, known prior to 1944 as Colleville-sur-Orne. It was here on the June 07, the Germans finally gave up to the 1st Battalion of the Suffolk Regiment. The different bunkers, used as a German command post, are now cared for by the Association of the Friends of the Suffolk Regiment. Your minivan holds a maximum of eight passengers, and a small group tour is the perfect way to get to out-of-the-way places in one day.

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Normandy Battlefields Tour - American Sites

Bayeux, France

Visit the American D-Day sites where the greatest amphibious landing in history took place on this Normandy Battlefields Tour from Bayeux. See the famous sites including Utah beach, Omaha beach, the German and American cemetery, the Airborne Museum of Saint-Mere-Eglis and much more. Your minivan holds a maximum of eight passengers, and a small group tour is the perfect way to get to out-of-the-way places in one day.

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Normandy Battlefields Tour - Canadian World War II Sites

Bayeux, France

Begin your Normandy Battlefields Tour with a visit to the Juno Beach Center, the only museum in the Canadian sector. The Center retraces the implementation of the Canadian Army during fighting in Europe. Your minivan holds a maximum of eight passengers, and a small group tour is the perfect way to get to out-of-the-way places in one day.

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Private Tour: Bayeux, Honfleur and Pays d' Auge

Bayeux, France

Although it was the first large town liberated by the allies in Normandy in 1944, Bayeux escaped serious damage during the Second World War, much of the delight of lovers of History. All different styles of architecture from antiquity through the Renaissance up to the modern day are represented in this town that was, until the 11th century, the capital of lower Normandy.

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