Utah and Omaha Beaches Full Day Excursion

On June 6th at6.30 am American troops landed on Utah and Omaha beaches as part of Operation Neptune, step one in the allied effort to liberate Europe from Nazi occupation. The first part of this operation involved the U.S 82nd Airborne Division taking control of the strategic town of Sainte-Mère-Eglise, the first stop of this tour. From there the tour continues to Utah Beach where 23 500 American soldiers lander on D-day. After a stop for lunch the first stop in the afternoon is La Pointe du Hoc, where members of the 2nd Battalion of the United States Rangers succeed, despite the odds being stacked against them in taking control of a major German artillery position. The second stop of the afternoon is Omaha Beach, the bloodiest of the five allied landing beaches, where the 1st and 29th divisions of the American Army disembarked. The tour finishes at United States Military Cemetery in Collville-sur-Mer, the final resting place of 9 387 American servicewomen & men.

1. 1

   Sainte-Mere-Eglise

   2 hours

   The first village liberated on D-day

2. 2

   Utah Beach

   2 hours

   One of 2 American landing Beaches

3. 3

   Pointe Du Hoc Memorial

   1 hour

   The site of one of the most important battles fought on D-day

4. 4

   Omaha Beach

   1 hour

   The bloodiest of the 5 D-day landing beaches

5. 5

   Cimetiere Americain de Colleville-sur-Mer

   2 hours

   On of two American Military Cemeteries in Normandy, the final resting place of 9 387 servicewomen & men.

• Service animals allowed
• Specialized infant seats are available
• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

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