Private Shore Tour: Normandy D-Day Beaches from Cherbourg

Step back in time on this unforgettable private shore tour from Cherbourg, exploring the historic D-Day landing beaches of Normandy. Visit Utah and Omaha Beaches, where Allied troops made their heroic landings in 1944. Discover Sainte-Mère-Église, the first town liberated by American paratroopers, and learn about their bravery at the Airborne Museum. At Pointe du Hoc, see the dramatic cliffs scaled by U.S. Rangers under heavy fire. Conclude your journey at the Normandy American Cemetery, a moving tribute overlooking Omaha Beach. This full-day tour offers a powerful and emotional insight into the courage and sacrifice that changed the course of history.

1. 1

   Cherbourg-Octeville

   15 min

   Pick up from Cherbourg Cruise Port. Meet your private guide and begin your journey through Normandy’s historic D-Day sites.

2. 2

   Utah Beach

   1 hour

   Walk along one of the key American landing beaches and visit the museum that tells the story of the first waves of the invasion.

3. 3

   Sainte-Mere-Eglise

   1.5 hours

   Explore the town where U.S. paratroopers landed and see the church where John Steele’s parachute became an enduring symbol of liberation.

4. 4

   Pointe du Hoc

   2 hours

   Enjoy lunch at a local café or traditional Norman restaurant. Admire the dramatic cliffs and bomb craters where U.S. Rangers carried out a daring assault on German defenses.

5. 5

   Omaha Beach

   1.5 hours

   Reflect on the bravery of soldiers who faced fierce resistance on this pivotal beach.

6. 6

   Omaha Beach

   45 min

   Normandy American Cemetery. Pay your respects to the fallen at this serene and beautifully maintained memorial overlooking Omaha Beach.

7. 7

   Cherbourg-Octeville

   1 hour

   Drop off to Cherbourg Cruise Port. Relax on your drive back, arriving with lasting memories of courage and history.

• Specialized infant seats are available
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.