Longues s/ Mer battery - Arromanches - Grayes s/ Mer - Juno Centre & Juno Beach (Courseulles s/ Mer - Bernieres s/ Mer - St. Aubin) - Beny / Revieres Canadian Cemetery - Authie - Abbeye d'Ardenne
Often overlooked by visitors and historians alike, the story of the Canadian D-Day landings is an amazing one. On June 6th, 1944, the Canadian troops stormed "Juno" beach and achieved the deepest penetration into enemy territory of all the Allied divisions. Visit one of the two Canadian Cemeteries and learn more about Canada's role in WWII at Juno Centre. Last but not least, hear stories of the Canadian soldiers and their incredible bravery in the face of death as well as the ones of the crimes perpetrated by the SS in the first days of the campaign.
Longues s/ Mer battery - Normandy US Cemetery and Memorial - Omaha Beach - Pointe du Hoc
This is the perfect tour formula for those of you having only a few hours on their hands. Considered the second most visited place in Normandy, Colleville American Cemetery and Memorial is a very moving place: men and women resting in the soil so stubbornly defended by the enemy on D-Day. Furthermore, no visitor should leave Normandy without stepping on "Omaha Beach", scene of fierce fighting on June 6th, 1944, or without seeing the "lunar scape" created by the Allied bombardments at Pointe du Hoc.