• L’Office de tourisme de Bayeux Intercom - Our starting point is next to the tourism office.
• Arromanches-les-Bains - Arromanches-les-Bains, Calvados, Basse-Normandie, Normandie,
  Mulberry A artificial harbor
  50 minutes
• Port-en-Bessin-Huppain - As a charming fishing port, Port-en-Bessin played a crucial role during the Normandy landings, serving as an important logistics hub for the Allied forces. Today, it exudes tranquility and offers a picturesque setting to explore. Your guide will share stories about the port’s significance during the war and the remarkable efforts made by the soldiers to secure this vital harbor.
• Longues-sur-Mer - Longues-sur-Mer is home to a well-preserved German coastal battery. The four artillery casemates overlook the English Channel and were part of Hitler’s Atlantic Wall defense system. You’ll have the opportunity to explore these imposing fortifications and learn about the intense battles that took place here on D-Day. The site offers remarkable views of the surrounding landscape and provides a glimpse into the challenges faced by both Allied and German forces during the invasion.
• Omaha Beach - Stand on the sands where history was made and gain a profound understanding of the pivotal events that unfolded at Omaha Beach. On June 6, 1944, this iconic stretch of coastline became the battleground for one of the most consequential military operations in history: the D-Day invasion. As part of Operation Overlord, American troops stormed ashore under a hail of enemy fire, facing daunting obstacles and heavy casualties. Yet, their unwavering resolve and extraordinary bravery paved the way for the liberation of Europe. Today, Omaha Beach stands as a hallowed ground, a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by thousands of Allied soldiers who fought and died here. With its pristine sands and serene waters juxtaposed against the haunting remnants of war, Omaha Beach offers visitors a solemn opportunity to reflect on the price of freedom and the enduring legacy of those who gave their all for it.
• Cimetiere Americain de Colleville-sur-Mer - Perched atop the cliffs of Colleville-sur-Mer overlooking Omaha Beach, the American Cemetery stands as a solemn tribute to the courage and sacrifice of over 9,000 Allied soldiers who gave their lives during the Normandy Campaign of World War II. Established in 1944, this meticulously maintained cemetery provides a poignant reminder of the price of freedom. Its rows of white marble crosses and Stars of David offer a sobering sight, while the Memorial, inscribed with the names of over 1,500 missing soldiers, serves as a timeless symbol of honor and remembrance. Visiting this sacred ground is not only an opportunity to pay respects to the fallen but also to reflect on the profound impact of their bravery and commitment to liberty.
• Pointe du Hoc - Set on the cliffs of Normandy, Pointe du Hoc holds a crucial place in the annals of World War II. In the lead-up to D-Day, German forces fortified this strategic promontory with heavy artillery, capable of devastating Allied landing forces on nearby Utah and Omaha Beaches. Recognizing the urgency of neutralizing this threat, the United States Army Rangers undertook a daring assault on June 6, 1944. Scaling the towering cliffs under withering enemy fire, the Rangers achieved the improbable, successfully seizing control of Pointe du Hoc. The cost was steep; casualties were high, but their bravery paved the way for the liberation of France.
  Today, Pointe du Hoc stands as a stark reminder of the sacrifices made during the Normandy Campaign. Visitors can explore the remnants of the German fortifications, including bunkers and gun emplacements, which bear the scars of battle.
• Ferme de la Sapiniere - Cider tasting is optional in the Tour.
  Indulge in a sensory journey at Ferme de la Sapiniere where centuries of cider-making tradition await. Nestled in the heart of Normandy, this historic cidery offers more than just delightful beverages; it’s a portal to the past. Founded in the 16th century, this cider has stood witness to the region’s rich history, including the tales of Château de la Percée, a nearby castle that once hosted noble gatherings. Today, as you sample their exquisite ciders crafted from locally grown apples, you’re tasting the essence of Normandy’s heritage. Savor each sip amidst the rustic charm of the cideries, where the art of cider-making has been perfected over generations. It’s not just a tasting; it’s an immersion into the soul of Normandy.
• Bayeux - As we pass through Bayeux on our return journey, catch a glimpse of its medieval charm, highlighted by the striking Bayeux Cathedral. Dating back to the 11th century, this Gothic masterpiece is a testament to the town’s rich history. Enjoy a fleeting view of Bayeux’s quaint streets lined with timber-framed houses, offering a snapshot of its timeless beauty as our adventure comes to its end.

• Helmet
• Gloves
• Motorcycle glasses
• Rain gear

Step into history with our exclusive D-Day tour, where you’ll experience the thrill of the wind on your face and the beauty of the Normandy countryside on our vintage sidecars. Unlike traditional tours, we take you off the beaten path, navigating charming countryside roads inaccessible to larger vehicles. Feel the freedom of the open road as you soak in panoramic views and discover hidden gems along the way. At Omaha Beach, stand where heroes once landed, feeling the weight of their sacrifice and the magnitude of their bravery. Then, venture to Pointe-du-Hoc, where the legendary U.S. Army Rangers scaled cliffs to secure victory. Savour Normandy’s flavours with a cider tasting and finally, pay homage to the fallen at the American Cemetery, a solemn reminder of the ultimate sacrifice made for freedom. Join us for an unforgettable adventure that combines history, beauty, and the exhilarating sensation of riding in a classic sidecar. Book now and embark on a journey like no other.

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