Private Transfer to the Normandy
The D-Day beaches, the American Cemetery at Colleville-sur-Mer, the Mulberry Harbour at Arromanches, and the medieval beauty of Bayeux. A profound and unforgettable journey - and one that's almost impossible to do well by train. Our private excursion offers door-to-door service for the whole day, with a chauffeur familiar with every site on the historic Normandy coast.
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Fixed prices to Normandy
All-inclusive rates. Meet & greet at arrivals, flight monitoring, child seats — all included.
Witnessing the longest day
Why Normandy is a serious commitment
The D-Day beaches stretch along 80 kilometres of the Normandy coast - Utah Beach in the west, Omaha and Pointe du Hoc in the centre (American sectors), Gold and Juno (British and Canadian), Sword Beach in the east (British). Visiting more than one or two requires significant driving - and the only practical base is Bayeux, a 2.5-hour drive from Paris. A serious visit is genuinely a full day.
Why this is one of the hardest day-trips by public transport
There is no direct train. The fastest route involves a TGV to Caen (2 hours), a local train to Bayeux (15 minutes), then coordinating taxis or a tour shuttle to the actual beach sites. Total time outside the vehicle, before reaching the first memorial site: 4-5 hours from Paris. Returning the same day on public transport is barely possible.
Why our service works for this trip
Pickup at your Paris hotel at 07:00. Direct drive to the D-Day sites - typically arriving at Pointe du Hoc by 10:00. Visit Omaha Beach, the American Cemetery (a place of overwhelming emotional weight), Arromanches' Mulberry Harbour, the Bayeux Tapestry. Lunch in Bayeux. Return drive to Paris arriving 20:00. One vehicle, one driver, the full day.
The right pace for the visit
We strongly recommend a single full-day visit covering 3-4 sites (typically Pointe du Hoc, Omaha, the American Cemetery, and Bayeux). Trying to cover all five beaches plus all the major memorials in one day produces an exhausted, superficial visit. For a deeper experience, our two-day itinerary (with overnight at the Domaine de Bayeux or Villa Lara) allows a slower pace.
Across Normandy
The major D-Day sites and Bayeux landmarks within a one-day itinerary.
Omaha Beach
The American Sector - the bloodiest landing site, 2,400 American casualties on June 6, 1944.
American Cemetery
Colleville-sur-Mer - 9,388 American servicemen buried, overlooking Omaha Beach. One of the most affecting memorials in Europe.
Pointe du Hoc
The cliff-top US Ranger assault site - preserved with original bomb craters and German bunkers.
Arromanches & Mulberry Harbour
The artificial harbour built for the Allied supply chain - concrete sections still visible at low tide.
Utah Beach
The American 4th Division landing site - well-preserved museum and beach memorial.
Bayeux
The first French town liberated, June 7, 1944 - and the home of the 11th-century Bayeux Tapestry depicting the Norman Conquest of England.
Caen Memorial Museum
WWII history museum in Caen - the most comprehensive on the Battle of Normandy.
German Cemetery (La Cambe)
21,000 German soldiers buried - a more sombre and reflective counterpoint to the Allied cemeteries.
Normandy day options
The most-requested D-Day itineraries.
Standard D-Day Day
07:00 Paris pickup · 10:00 Pointe du Hoc · 11:30 Omaha Beach + American Cemetery · 13:30 Bayeux lunch · 15:00 Tapestry · 16:30 Arromanches · 20:00 Paris.
The classic full-day itinerary - covers the American sector, the Tapestry, and the Mulberry Harbour. A long but achievable day.
Honfleur + D-Day Day
06:30 Paris pickup · 09:00 Honfleur (the harbour town) · 11:30 Pointe du Hoc · 13:00 Omaha & American Cemetery · 15:30 Bayeux Tapestry · 20:30 Paris.
Adds the Impressionist-inspiring port of Honfleur to the D-Day itinerary. Best for travellers also interested in the wider Norman coast.
Two-Day Normandy
Day 1 Paris → American sector (Pointe du Hoc, Omaha, Cemetery) → Bayeux overnight · Day 2 Tapestry + British sector (Gold, Juno, Arromanches) → return to Paris.
The complete Normandy experience - both American and British sectors, the Tapestry, time for proper reflection. Hotel booking assistance available.
The right way to arrive
Meet & greet at arrivals
Your driver waits in the arrivals hall with a name sign — no hunting through the airport with luggage.
Free flight tracking
We monitor your flight in real time. Delayed? Your driver still waits — no additional charge.
Fixed price guaranteed
The rate you book is the rate you pay. No meter, no surge pricing, no surprise supplements.
Door-to-door service
We deliver to your exact address — hotel entrance, apartment, restaurant. Not the corner.
Local route expertise
Our drivers know every shortcut, every restricted zone, every legal drop-off in the district.
24/7 availability
Early morning, late night, weekends, public holidays — we operate around the clock.
How it works
Book online in 2 minutes
Enter your pickup, drop-off, date, time and group size. Choose your vehicle. Instant email confirmation.
Receive your driver's details
The day before pickup, we send your chauffeur's name, photo, phone number and vehicle details by email and SMS.
Meet at the agreed point
Arrivals hall with a name sign, or directly at your address. Your driver is there on time, every time.
Door-to-door transfer
Sit back, relax, enjoy the ride. Climate-controlled luxury vehicle, professional chauffeur, smooth journey.
What our passengers say
"Driver was waiting at arrivals with our name sign before we even cleared customs. Mercedes was spotless, journey smooth, dropped us right at the hotel door. Worth every euro."
"Flight delayed 90 minutes — our driver was still there, no questions asked, no extra charge. The fixed price gave us complete peace of mind."
"Travelling with three kids and a stroller — the V-Class was perfect. Driver helped with all the luggage, child seats were already fitted. Faultless service."
Common questions
A pilgrimage worth doing properly.
Private door-to-beach Normandy day-trip. The longest day, well organised.