Specializing in Private Guided tours of the D-Day Landing Beaches and the Battle of Normandy, the day's touring is yours to arrange as best suits you. Click on the link buttons below to view …

Specializing in Private Guided Tours of the D-Day Landing Beaches and the following Battle of Normandy that occurred during the summer of 1944, more general tours can also be taken to …

A D-Day Tour from Cruise ships in Cherbourg or Le Havre is no longer available. For Tours to the sites of the Later Battles in Normandy... On average, allow 4/5 hours (a half-day touring) to get …

This page covers D-Day tours in Normandy where the Allies landed on the morning of June 6th, 1944. Click on the links below to connect to the aspects of the landings that interest you.

The fighting in Normandy's western sector soon degenerated into a series of huge individual firefights, with few soldiers being able to see more that one hundred meters in any direction, if …

This is the stretch of the Normandy coastline where the son of President Teddy Roosevelt came ashore, leading the first assault wave. By an incredible stroke of good fortune the Force U …

This page covers the tour to the village Villers-Bocage in Normandy where a famous tank battle was fought on the morning of June 13th, 1944. There is a short description of the places and …

On this sector of Omaha Beach, Easy Red Sector, you can see where the battle hardened First Infantry Division suffered some 700 casualties on the beach on D-Day.

This page covers the fighting by the Canadian 2nd Army to close the 'Falaise Pocket' during the first three weeks of August 1944. There is a short description of the places and sites to see at …

Emails are the best way to contact as the phone will not be answered while tours are being given. 'The delivery address? 12 miles south of Omaha Beach, the muddy field on the right, …