• Pointe du Hoc - On the morning of June 6, 1944, U.S. Army Rangers undertook a mission many deemed nearly impossible: to scale a 30-meter cliff under enemy fire and dismantle a German gun battery threatening Omaha and Utah Beach.

They succeeded.

Today, Pointe du Hoc remains much as the Rangers left it. Shell craters mark the landscape. Concrete bunkers lie split open by Allied bombardment. Gun emplacements still aim toward the Channel. It stands as one of the most preserved D-Day sites in Normandy — and one of the most evocative.

• Omaha Beach - Omaha was the most fiercely contested of the five D-Day landing beaches. American troops from the 1st and 29th Infantry Divisions encountered heavily fortified German positions on the bluffs above — and paid a significant toll.

Today, the beach is expansive, serene, and bordered by dunes. Standing here, gazing out to sea, it is almost inconceivable to reconcile the tranquility with the events that occurred. This contrast — between the current peace and the past violence — makes Omaha truly unique.

Your driver will allow you time to walk, reflect, and appreciate the magnitude of it.

• Cimetiere Americain de Colleville-sur-Mer - Situated on the bluffs above Omaha Beach, the Normandy American Cemetery contains 9,387 graves — honoring soldiers, sailors, and airmen who sacrificed their lives for the liberation of Western Europe.

The rows of white marble crosses and Stars of David span 70 acres of meticulously maintained lawn, facing west toward America. The site features a memorial chapel, a Wall of the Missing with 1,557 names, and an interactive museum narrating the story of the Normandy Campaign.

Few places in the world bear such profound significance.

• Private round-trip transfer from Le Havre cruise terminal
• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Bottled water
• On-board Wi-Fi
• Flexible photo stops throughout
• Guaranteed return to ship before departure

• Gratuities for your driver
• Meals and drinks
• Entrance fees to museums and memorial sites
• Licensed historian guide (available as a paid upgrade)

Eighty years ago, soldiers braved this very stretch of Normandy coastline under fire. Today, visitors arrive in comfort, picked up directly from Le Havre cruise terminal and returned before their ship departs.

This tour is entirely private. There is no shared bus, no strangers, and no fixed schedule. It’s just you, your group, and a driver who knows every road, every bunker, and precisely how long to stay.

Visitors will stand at the edge of Pointe du Hoc, where U.S. Rangers scaled 30-meter cliffs under machine gun fire. They will walk Omaha Beach, now wide and peaceful, and feel the significance of the events of June 6, 1944. A pause at the Normandy American Cemetery reveals 9,387 white crosses overlooking the sea.

Return to the ship is assured. The driver monitors the schedule, ensuring no need to watch the clock.

For a deeper experience, consider upgrading to include a licensed historian guide who brings the battles to life with maps, stories, and details not found on any information board.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.