
Omaha Beach
Take time to observe the beach and terrain that shaped the course of the assault on 6 June 1944.
Visit the major sites of 6 June 1944 on a private day from Paris, with enough time to understand the landscape and pause for remembrance.
The Normandy coast still preserves the landscapes, monuments and traces of one of the most significant military operations of the twentieth century. This day is intentionally designed with a sober tone, leaving each place the time it deserves.
Omaha Beach helps visitors understand the geography of the American assault. On the heights of Colleville-sur-Mer, the American Cemetery overlooks the beach and contains 9,389 graves in a memorial landscape designed for reflection.
Pointe du Hoc completes the reading of the terrain with its cliffs, craters and fortified positions. Depending on your interests and available time, Arromanches can replace or complement a stop to illustrate the Allied artificial harbour.

The itinerary focuses on the most emblematic American sites and can include Arromanches according to your priorities.

Take time to observe the beach and terrain that shaped the course of the assault on 6 June 1944.

Visit the memorial and rows of graves at Colleville-sur-Mer, overlooking Omaha Beach.

Discover the cliffs, fortified positions and a landscape still marked by bombardment.

Depending on the chosen programme, see the remains of the Mulberry harbour and place them in the logistics of D-Day.
Early pick-up and drive to Normandy.
Discover the beach and its main landmarks.
Time to visit and reflect at Colleville-sur-Mer.
Lunch in the area according to the day’s pace.
Walk the site and fortifications; Arromanches possible depending on the programme.
Direct return to your address.

Some visitors mainly want to understand the terrain; others focus on memorials or have a family connection to a specific sector. The day can be organised accordingly.
Your chauffeur is not a licensed guide. A specialist guided visit can be arranged separately if you want more in-depth historical interpretation.
A clear overview of the service so your journey can be organised without ambiguity.
Share your date and the sites you would most like to prioritise.