D-Day Landing Beaches, Normandy
A day on the D-Day beaches means real driving: over six hundred kilometres round trip, four sites far apart, and an American cemetery that closes in the late afternoon. On a coach, the clock belongs to the group. In a private car, you decide how long to stand on Omaha Beach, you stay at Pointe du Hoc as long as you like, and you head back when you are ready.
D-Day Landing Beaches, Normandy from Paris by private car with driver means 620 km, about 12 hours on the road and on site, from €1641 for the whole vehicle — one to four passengers in a sedan, up to seven in a van. The price covers the driver, fuel, tolls and parking. Admission tickets and meals remain yours to pay, which leaves you free to choose what you visit.
| Distance | 620 km |
|---|---|
| Duration | 12 h |
| Sedan 1–4 passengers | 1 641 € |
| Van 5–7 passengers | 1 890 € |
Price for the whole vehicle, not per person.
The stops
- Omaha Beach
- Cimetière américain de Colleville-sur-Mer
- Pointe du Hoc
- Arromanches et le port artificiel
What is included
- Private vehicle for you alone, 12 hours at your disposal
- French- and English-speaking driver
- Fuel, tolls and parking
- Water on board and charging socket
- Pick-up and return at your hotel or home
Site admission tickets and meals are not included: you pay them on site, which leaves you free to choose what you visit.
How the day unfolds
Departure is early, around 7 a.m., because Normandy is three hours away and the D-Day sites are spread over some sixty kilometres of coast. The usual order follows the chronology of 6 June 1944: Omaha Beach first, then the American cemetery at Colleville, the Pointe du Hoc around midday and Arromanches with the remains of the artificial harbour late in the afternoon. The driver waits for you at each site — no coach timetable, no car park to find. You are back in Paris around 7 p.m.
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☎ 07 50 53 56 58Frequently asked questions
Does the driver stay with us all day?
Yes. The vehicle and driver are reserved for you for the whole stated duration: he waits during each visit, keeps your things in the boot and picks you up at the exit. You have no timetable to keep and no parking to find. If you want to stay an hour longer somewhere and shorten the next stop, that is decided on the spot.
Are admission tickets included?
No, and that is deliberate: you stay free to choose what you visit and not to pay for a site you would rather see from outside. For busy places — Versailles, Mont-Saint-Michel, a Champagne cellar — book your tickets online in advance, it saves you the queue. Meals are not included either; the driver can suggest somewhere if he knows the area.
Can the day's programme be changed?
Yes, both before and during. The suggested stops are a tried-and-tested route, not an obligation: you can drop one, add another nearby, or simply spend longer where you are enjoying yourself. Mention it when booking if the change alters the distance significantly, because the price depends on it; a few kilometres either way does not change the agreed amount.
What changes with a long-distance taxi
Price agreed before departure
The amount is locked in when you book. No running meter, no surprise extras on arrival.
Door to door, no connections
We pick you up where you are and drop you at the exact address. No station, no check-in, no waiting.
One driver, the whole way
The driver who greets you is the one who takes you all the way, whatever the distance.
Available 24/7, all year
Night, Sunday or bank-holiday departures: the quoted price stays the price.