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Spend a day visiting the battle sites and landing beaches, part of Normandy’s D-Day accompanied by an expert guide on a small group tour.
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La Pointe du Hoc, where US Rangers landed and took control of the heavily fortified German point, is your first visit.
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Proceed with your visit to Omaha Beach, the scene of the most challenging and spectacular attack, where nearly 2,500 men sacrificed their lives in a matter of hours.
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Visit the Colleville sur Mer American Cemetery, home to almost 9,000 white crosses arranged in a perfect row honoring American soldiers who lost their lives fighting in World War II.
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A visit to Juno Beach, home of the renowned "Canada House," which is claimed to have been the first home freed by Allied forces on D-Day, marks the end of the day.
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Spend a day visiting the battle sites and landing beaches, part of Normandy’s D-Day accompanied by an expert guide on a small group tour.
-
La Pointe du Hoc, where US Rangers landed and took control of the heavily fortified German point, is your first visit.
-
Proceed with your visit to Omaha Beach, the scene of the most challenging and spectacular attack, where nearly 2,500 men sacrificed their lives in a matter of hours.
-
Visit the Colleville sur Mer American Cemetery, home to almost 9,000 white crosses arranged in a perfect row honoring American soldiers who lost their lives fighting in World War II.
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A visit to Juno Beach, home of the renowned "Canada House," which is claimed to have been the first home freed by Allied forces on D-Day, marks the end of the day.



























































































