Decision
Which D-Day Beaches to Visit in Normandy: American, British or Canadian
Five beaches and three nations, what stands on each, which days stop where, the 2026 works on the Rangers' cliff, and how to follow a family story.
Normandy Travel Guides
These are the long reads for the choices you make before your Normandy booking. Which beaches should your day cover? How do three days fit together? Can you go without a tour, what does each fare buy, and how does a day from the cruise port work?
Start with choosing your beaches if your family history points to one sector, or with the three-day plan if you have picked your dates. The blog answers single questions in fewer words.
Itinerary
Normandy in Three Days: The Beaches, Caen and Mont-Saint-Michel by Tour
Paris to Bayeux and an afternoon on Omaha, the whole American sector, then the Mont, with Caen as a swap, the nights, the cost and the closed days.
Channel
The D-Day Beaches of Normandy Without a Tour: Car, Bike or Train
What is free to visit on your own, the car, the train and the bike, parking during the works, the free cemetery tours, and when a guide earns the fare.
Commercial
Normandy Tour Prices: What Each Fare Buys, from Half Days to Private Cars
Price bands from a shore day to a private car, which fares carry a museum or lunch, per person against per car, the refund windows, and what the museums charge.
Access
D-Day Beaches from Le Havre: A Normandy Shore Excursion Guide
How far the beaches are from the ship, what a shore day covers, lunch, the group, a private car instead, and what does not fit into one port call.
The free sites and the paid museums are in the visitor guide, every meeting point on the map, and every fare on Normandy Tours.