Private city tour
Paris Private Tour by Car
The Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Notre-Dame and Montmartre in a private four hours.
On 6 June 1944 more than 150,000 Allied soldiers landed along fifty miles of this coast. A long day from Paris, and one that stays with people.
About three hours each way. The stops run east to west along the coast.
Collected early, to have the afternoon on the coast.
The remains of the Mulberry harbour, the floating port the Allies towed across the Channel, still lie in the bay.
The bloodiest of the five landing beaches. Today a long, quiet stretch of sand, with the memorial Les Braves at the water’s edge.
More than nine thousand white crosses and stars of David on the bluff above Omaha. Entry is free.
The cliff the US Rangers climbed with ropes and ladders under fire. The ground is still cratered from the bombardment.
At your hotel in the evening.
Photos by John Cameron, Wim van 't Einde on Unsplash
Museum entrances and lunch are not included. The beaches and the cemetery are free.
Yes. The tour is private, and the price depends on how many of you travel, starting from €1,240. Choose the number of people when you book.
Yes. Juno Beach and the Canadian centre at Courseulles, or Pegasus Bridge, can replace a stop. Tell us when you book.
The sites are calm and in the open air. The drive is the hard part for young children.
Two vehicles travelling together, on one booking. Message us and we will price it.
Yes. Every tour is customisable: a different start time, extra stops, more time where you like it, or a longer day. Tell us when you book.
Message us and we'll move it if we can — we work with several drivers, so there is usually room. More than 24 hours ahead costs nothing.
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