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Book From Paris: WWII D-Day Normandy USA Landing Beaches Semi-Private Guided Full-Day Tour with Optional Lunch online from AED 1,141. Compare ticket options, check dates, and complete your booking securely on TickYourList.
These tickets cannot be cancelled. Rescheduling is not allowed.
Embark on a guided tour delving into the poignant history of World War II. Begin your journey by meeting your knowledgeable driver-guide and setting off in a comfortable air-conditioned minibus towards the Normandy beaches. Your first stop is the iconic La Pointe du Hoc, a cliff-top site where 225 US Rangers bravely landed on June 6, 1944, overcoming formidable German defenses. Take a moment to absorb the solemn atmosphere of this historic location.
Proceed to Omaha Beach, known for its intense and heroic battles during the D-Day landings. Learn about the sacrifices made by soldiers on the infamous "Bloody Omaha" and witness the bravery that defined this pivotal moment in history. Visit the Colleville sur Mer American Cemetery, a serene resting place for over 9,000 American soldiers, offering a poignant tribute to the fallen. Take time to reflect at the memorial chapel amidst the perfectly aligned white crosses. Consider opting for a 3-course lunch to unwind after this emotionally stirring experience.
With the aid of maps and visuals, your guide will narrate the events of the Juno Beach landings, providing insight into this crucial historical site. Marvel at the "Canada House," symbolizing the first liberated dwelling on D-Day by Allied Forces. Gain a deeper understanding of the sacrifices and triumphs that unfolded on this significant beach.
Immersive World War II Tour Discover Pointe du Hoc Embark on a guided tour delving into the poignant history of World War II.
The ticket includes 6 things: Full-day Normandy D-Day Battlefields tour, Expert guide speaks English fluently, Small group with 15 guests, Visit Pointe du Hoc guided, Omaha & Juno Beach guided visits and Free time at American Cemetery.
4 ticket types are sold: Premium: American Landing Beaches Guided Tour with Lunch & Cider Tasting, Semi-Private Guided Tour to WWII Canadian Battlefields & Landing Beaches, Normandy D-Day Beaches Full-Day Guided Tour with Lunch and Standard: American Landing Beaches Guided Tour. Each has its own price and availability, shown on this page when you pick a date.
Allow 11 hours to 13 hours. This is the scheduled length of the experience; it varies with the ticket type you select and how busy the attraction is on the day.
Yes. Booking is confirmed instantly, so a same-day ticket is possible while slots remain. Popular time slots sell out first, so booking ahead is safer if you want a specific time.
No. This ticket is non-refundable once booked, so it cannot be cancelled for a refund and no partial refund is given for unused entry. Check the date and ticket type before paying.
No. This is a mobile ticket, so the confirmation on your phone is accepted at entry. No printing and no voucher exchange is required unless the confirmation says otherwise.
Your e-ticket will be sent to your email immediately after booking
Show your digital ticket on your mobile phone and present a valid ID to your tour guide
If you've bought discounted tickets, bring along a valid ID for verification. Students need to carry their student IDs
Arrive at the meeting point 10-15 minutes prior to the tour's start time to ensure a smooth experience

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