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Everything You Need to Know About Omaha Beach Tours
Duration, departure, lunch, booking: find answers to the most frequently asked questions here before booking your tour. Have another question? Our team will be happy to help.
Yes, absolutely! Our team can offer you a tailor-made tour, with an itinerary and duration adapted to your preferences. Feel free to contact us to discuss your request — we will do our very best to accommodate your wishes.
Yes, of course! You can always contact us for a last-minute booking, either directly through our website or by phone at 06 76 24 84. We will do our best to find a solution depending on our availability.
Yes, absolutely! We welcome both families and groups. With all our historic vehicles combined, we can accommodate up to 30 people. We simply ask that you let us know sufficiently in advance so that we can arrange the necessary vehicles and staff.
Yes, our entire team can welcome and guide you in both French and English.
Our team shares a common knowledge base and has a broadly similar background, with particular expertise in D-Day and the Normandy campaign. Several members of our team have had the opportunity to interview dozens, and in some cases hundreds, of veterans.
Each guide also has their own areas of expertise, technical knowledge and approach to history. This allows us to offer different and complementary experiences depending on the guide accompanying you.
He also saved a deer that was hit by a car.
a “In his footsteps” custom tour honoring our dad/father-in-law with Alan. The research, time, and commitment put into our unique tour was outstanding. Our father landed on Utah Beach on D-Day and with the help of Alan we gained new knowledge, understanding, and more. Alan was professional, knowledgeable, kind, compassionate, and truly loves the history of this area and sharing it with others! Our tour was worth every second. I am so glad I found ww2veteransmemories.org
The guide shares his passion with us and is very attentive. More than a tour, it is a dialogue that is established.
The vehicle is incredible, in remarkable condition for its age.
At 100 years old, a WWII veteran of the 4th Infantry Division returned to Utah Beach — this time from the sky, thanks to the U.S. Air Force. 🇺🇸🇫🇷
@usairforce @meetchristiantaylor @walkamongheroes
@tourisme_normandie @regionnormandie @ouestfrance.normandie @lamanche_departement
#ww2 #wwii #dday #normandy #normandie
September 11, 2001 — Never Forget. 🕊️
Today, we remember the 2,977 innocent lives taken in the attacks of September 11, 2001.
We honor the victims, their families, and all those whose lives were forever changed.
We also remember the brave first responders who ran toward danger to save others—441 first responders were killed that day, including firefighters, police officers, and other emergency personnel.
Their courage, sacrifice, and selflessness will never be forgotten.
We remember. We honor. We will never forget.
🇺🇸 🕊️ #NeverForget #September11 #911Memorial #NeverForget911 #honorandremember
Have you watched the new video my friend Joey van Meesen released on his YouTube channel, SNAFU DOCS ?
As always, we’re just having fun exploring different areas, some well known, others much less so. This time, we visited the area with Joey & Titi Militariaww II where John Hawk, the only Medal of Honor recipient of the 90th Infantry Division in Normandy, took part in the fighting at Chambois during the closing of the Falaise Gap, actions for which he was later awarded the Medal of Honor
We shared John Hawk’s story while exploring the area, looking at photographs from 1944 and comparing them with the landscape as it looks today through then-and-now photography. We also talk about the actions of the 90th Infantry Division during the final stage of the German campaign in Normandy.
If you haven’t watched it yet, go check out my friend Joey channel, Snafu Docs. And if you prefer, I’ll also share the link in the first comment.
Hope you enjoy the video as much as we enjoyed making it!
82 years ago.
The Battle of Chambois — the closing of the Falaise Pocket.
The final chapter of the German forces in Normandy.
#ww2 #wwii #dday #normandy #normandie
82 YEARS AGO
15 AUGUST 1944
OPERATION DRAGOON
They came ashore.
They fought for freedom.
We remember
#ww2 #wwii #dragoon #dday #freedom
