D-Day
Differently

Jeeps, GMC, guided tours of the D-Day sites: experience the Normandy landings in an immersive, moving and unusual way, far from the classic tourist routes.

Fiche pratique
Group 5 – 200 people
Duration Half day – full day
Location Emblematic D-Day sites
Season All year round
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Living memory

Experience the landings from the inside

The Normandy landings are one of the most significant events of the 20th century. Our unusual tours take you to these emblematic sites aboard a military jeep or a GMC.

Our passionate lecturer-guides share the human stories of the fighters, civilians and liberators. Omaha Beach, Juno, Sword and Gold Beach, the American cemetery at Colleville: each site carries a unique and universal weight of remembrance.

The Jeep ride offers an incomparable dimension of adventure and authenticity: driving these roads in a vintage military vehicle brings a feeling of deep connection with History.

« These historic sites are not a backdrop, they are alive, and our guides make it an unforgettable moment. »

Our formats

Jeep Ride

6–70 people

D-Day Games

30–150 people

History Emotion Unusual All year round

6 June 1944

Relive the day everything changed

Five beaches, five Allied nations, a single ambition: to liberate Europe. Our tours bring these historic moments to life with passionate guide-lecturers and unusual formats.

Discover Normandy

1944
D-Day

Iconic sites

Omaha Beach, Pointe du Hoc & the Caen Memorial

Our itineraries include the most emotionally charged sites: the American cemetery at Colleville-sur-Mer (9,387 white crosses), Pointe du Hoc with its intact bunkers, Utah Beach, and the Caen Memorial for a complete historical overview.

Omaha Beach Utah Beach Pointe du Hoc Colleville

Typical schedule

The programme of your day

A day of remembrance paced by the stories of our passionate guide-lecturers.

1

Setting the context

Historical introduction by the guide and presentation of the strategic stakes of the landings.

2

Omaha Beach visit

American cemetery, bunkers, memorials: the guide tells the human stories behind the facts.

3

Pointe du Hoc

Bunkers, craters, Rangers monument: the best-preserved site of the D-Day beaches.

4

Reflection & exchange

Time for reflection, discussion with the guide and a group debrief on this page of history.

Organise a visit to the D-Day beaches?

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