Walk the iconic D-Day beaches at your own pace, following a carefully thought-out itinerary, mixing history, emotion and must-see places. This accessible and humane experience pays tribute to the highlights of the Second World War. For those who wish, it is possible to be accompanied by a passionate local guide (optional), in order to deepen the stories and enrich each step of the route. An unforgettable visit, between memory, discovery and reflection.
Our adventure begins with ease in Le Havre, where your experienced guide will greet you directly at the cruise port or at your hotel. Located on the Normandy coast, this strategic town played a key role during World War II, becoming a vital logistics centre for Allied forces during the D-Day landings. As soon as you leave, your guide will present the historical context of the region and the remarkable commitment of Allied troops to the liberation of Europe. The journey to our first stop will mark the beginning of an immersive journey into the heart of D-Day history.
At the German cemetery, a different perspective of D-Day is revealed. Nestled in a peaceful setting, this place of remembrance pays tribute to the lives lost of all sides involved in the conflict. Its rows of carefully aligned steles are a grave reminder of the human cost of war.
Perched on top of the steep cliffs of Pointe du Hoc, the story of the D-Day takes on a striking dimension. This strategic headland, located between Utah and Omaha Beach, was home to important German batteries threatening Allied troops. On June 6, 1944, US Army Rangers heroically climbed over 30 metres of cliffs under heavy fire to neutralize the enemy position — an act of bravery that was critical to the success of D-Day. Today, the site remains deeply marked by these events: gaping craters, ripped bunkers and a memorial dedicated to Rangers testify to the sacrifice made. Walking through these places steeped in history, you can feel the human and strategic significance of this extraordinary mission.
You will make your own way to the meeting points