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A Private Day Trip from Bayeux to Canadian D-Day Beaches & Sights
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A historical insight of Canadian Battles on D-Day. Follow a private day trip from Bayeux to visit the main Canadian D-Day sites. Visit Juno Beach Center including museum of Canadian WWII history. Visit Bény Sur Mer Canadian Cemetery.
Highlights
- Get An Insight Into the Canadian Battles on D-Day
- Visit Juno Beach Centre Canadian War Museum
- Learn about Abbey d'Ardenne
- Stop at Hill 67 Memorial site
- D-Day Tour can be customized to suit your interests
- English speaking Driver Guide, Expert of Normandy
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Join our knowledgeable English-speaking driver/guide, an expert on WWII and the Normandy landings, for an unforgettable journey through the historic Canadian sector. This full-day tour encompasses the significant landing beaches and landmarks, providing valuable insights into Canadian contributions during World War II. Begin your adventure with a hassle-free pickup from your hotel, accommodation, ...
Discover the Canadian Sector Landing Beaches and Sights: Full-Day Tour
Join our knowledgeable English-speaking driver/guide, an expert on WWII and the Normandy landings, for an unforgettable journey through the historic Canadian sector. This full-day tour encompasses the significant landing beaches and landmarks, providing valuable insights into Canadian contributions during World War II.
Convenient Pickup from Your Bayeux Location
Begin your adventure with a hassle-free pickup from your hotel, accommodation, or Bayeux train station. Our friendly English-speaking guide will be at your service throughout the day, ensuring a seamless and informative experience.
Comfortable Transportation in a Premium Mercedes Minivan
Step into our premium, air-conditioned Mercedes minivan and relax as we make our way to Juno Beach. Our vehicles are equipped with an onboard P/A system, ensuring clear and audible commentary from the guide during the drive.
Juno Beach Sector Visit and Canadian WWII History Museum
Juno Beach holds great significance in Canadian military history. Discover the landing site where the Canadian Armed Forces made their brave entrance on June 6, 1944. Overcoming treacherous landmines and obstacles, they advanced the furthest inland by the end of that fateful day, despite facing adversity. Learn about their remarkable achievements and the subsequent battles that secured Allied advancements from our expert guide.
Experience the renowned Juno Beach Centre, a captivating museum dedicated to Canadian involvement in the D-Day landing and World War II. Shaped like a modern maple leaf, this museum stands as a testament to the heroism of the Canadian Army. Explore its exhibits and gain a comprehensive understanding of Canada's role in this historic event.
Pay Tribute at Bény-sur-Mer Canadian War Cemetery
Continuing our journey, we visit the solemn Bény-sur-Mer Canadian War Cemetery. Here lie the brave soldiers of the 3rd Canadian Division who made the ultimate sacrifice during the early days of the advance towards Caen. Designed by P.D. Hepworth, this beautifully landscaped cemetery holds 2,048 Second World War burials, mostly Canadian, including 19 unidentified. Marvel at the meticulously maintained memorial cared for by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission.
Learn the Tragic Tale of Ardenne Abbey Massacre
At the poignant Abbaye d'Ardenne, we recount the tragic events that unfolded when Waffen SS forces executed twenty Canadian soldiers from the North Nova Scotia Highlanders and the 27th Armoured Regiment. This somber monastery near Caen serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made during the war. Explore the site, where the Regina Rifles eventually liberated the abbey, and pay respects to those who lost their lives.
Uncover the History of Verrières Ridge at Hill 67
Our final stop takes us to Verrières Ridge, specifically Hill 67. This strategically important location played a pivotal role in the Allies' mission after the fall of Caen. Witness the fierce battles that took place as Canadian and British forces made repeated attempts to secure the ridge from determined German defenders. Experience the haunting history of the Royal Highland Regiment, also known as The Black Watch, and their costly assault on July 25th. Reflect on the sacrifices made by the brave soldiers who fought here.
Return to Bayeux
As our enlightening journey comes to a close, we conclude our tour at Hill 67 and commence our return to Bayeux, reflecting on the incredible stories and sacrifices that shaped this historic region. Book now for an immersive and educational exploration of the Canadian sector landing beaches and sights in Normandy. Gain deep insights into the pivotal role played by Canadian forces during the D-Day landings and the Battle of Normandy.
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Meet your guide at your hotel, accommodation or train station in Bayeux
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Stop at Juno landing Beach Normandy
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Visit Juno Beach Centre for Canadian WWII History
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Pay hommage at Canadian War Cemetery in Bény sur Mer
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Free time for lunch in a local restaurant (at own expense)
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Stop at Abbey d'Ardenne
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Stop at Hill 67 Memorial
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Return to Bayeux
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Know before you book
- Normandy Tour available all year round (except Dec. 25th, Jan. 1st)
- 8 hour Private Normandie D-Day Tour
- Entrance fees can be purchased during booking process
- Tour is operated in English, other languages on request
- Tour involves some walking, good walking shoes recommended
- Tour is not wheelchair accessible
- Prices are per group from 2 to 8 persons - Larger groups please contact us
Meeting point
Train Station, Hotel or Accommodation in Bayeux
Departure
We will come and pick you up at your hotel, accommodation, AirBnB or train station in Bayeux, or surrounding area, radius of 30 kms (20 miles) around Bayeux at no extra cost.
Other possible pick up locations :
Caen
Port en Bessin (Chateau La Cheneviere)
Port en Bessin (Mercure Bayeux-Omaha)
Audrieu (Chateau d'Audrieu)
Aurseulles (Chateau du Bû)
Sainte Croix Grand Tonne (Domaine de la Cour des Lys)
Other possible pick up locations :
Caen
Port en Bessin (Chateau La Cheneviere)
Port en Bessin (Mercure Bayeux-Omaha)
Audrieu (Chateau d'Audrieu)
Aurseulles (Chateau du Bû)
Sainte Croix Grand Tonne (Domaine de la Cour des Lys)
Return
Tour returns to original departure point.
Included / excluded
Included
- Pick up at hotel or train station in Bayeux
- English-speaking driver & guide, Experts in Normandy
- Travel in modern, comfortable & fully equipped minivan
- Bottled water in the minivan
- Free WiFi access on board
Excluded
- Entrance fees to monuments & attractions unless specified in program
- Personal insurance and expenses
- Meals, drinks
- Gratuities for the driver/guide
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Do you pick up at the train station or hotels in Bayeux?
Yes, absolutely. We will come and pick you up either at the train station if you are arriving from Paris or at any accommodation, hotel or AirBnB in Bayeux. We can also pick you up in the surrounding area of Bayeux at a 30 kms (20 miles) radius. -
Is Bayeux the ideal town and departure point for Normandy D-DAY tours?
If you are looking to experience Normandy in the best possible way, then our day trips from Bayeux make for an ideal departure point. The charming small town of Bayeux has a large number of options when it comes to accommodation and dining. Moreover, the historic medieval city centre as well as the famous Tapestry are part of the best things to do while in Bayeux.
Another interesting option is to depart from Caen. We also pick up directly at Caen hotels and train station. The city is larger and is perfect for those that wish to have more options when it comes to activities, cultural events and restaurant options. -
Who conducts your Normandy Private Tours from Bayeux?
We mainly employ accredited and licensed tour guides that are also the drivers for all tours that need visits to be conducted by certified guides. Good examples are: the visit of museums, guided walking tours in cities, visit of historical monuments such as Mont Saint Michel and so on. For some tours, such as the day trips from Bayeux dedicated to WWII, passionate guides that were history teachers, ex servicemen will be with you to explain the details of the battles that raged. All our guides are first and foremost very skilled drivers and all of them speak impeccable English. -
Where is Juno Beach in France?
Juno or Juno Beach in Normandy, France is among the five landing areas of the Normandy Invasion that took place on June 6, 1944. This particular area was assaulted by units of the Canadian 3rd Infantry Division. The landing beach was approximately 10. kilometers (6 miles) wide and stretched on either side of the small port of Courseulles sur Mer. The villages is located at a 30 minute driver from the town of Bayeux which makes a perfect starting point for all our Normandy sightseeing day trips from Bayeux. -
Why was Juno Beach important to Canada?
Juno or Juno Beach in Normandy, France is important to Canada because this is where units of the 3rd Infantry Division landed on Normandy Invasion Day. The Canadian landings were one of the most successful operations carried out on D-DAY. However, the Canadian Armed Forces suffered heavy casualties in the first wave but by the end of the day were able to control the area from defending German Troops. The number of Canadian casualties was of 1,200 out of 21,400 troops who landed at Juno that day. -
How many Canadian soldiers died on D-Day?
Three hundred and fifty-nine (359) Canadian soldiers were killed on D-Day.
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