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This tour lasts approximately 1 day and a half.

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Giverny, Mont Saint-Michel & D-Day Sites-2-Day Tour from Paris

1 day and a half

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Overview

Experience the essence of Normandy on this exclusive 2-day private tour from Paris, perfectly balanced between discovery, comfort, and cultural depth. Travel with your knowledgeable guide and private driver, exploring some of France’s most iconic sites — from Impressionist gardens to medieval abbeys and World War II landmarks.
Day 1 – Giverny & Mont Saint-Michel: Begin your journey with a visit to Claude Monet’s house and gardens in Giverny, including the famous water lily pond and Japanese bridge. Continue through Normandy’s scenic countryside to Mont Saint-Michel, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, to explore its winding streets, Abbey, and panoramic views. End the day in Caen with a comfortable 3–4★ hotel stay, breakfast, and lunch included.
Day 2 – The D-Day Beaches & WWII Sites: After breakfast, visit the Caen Memorial Museum, Pointe du Hoc, Omaha and Utah Beaches, and the American Cemetery. Enjoy a local lunch in Arromanches before returning to Paris in the evening.

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What's Included

✓ Included

Private 2-day tour from Paris with licensed guide and driver
Breakfast at hotel and lunch on both days
Visit Giverny, Mont Saint-Michel, and the Normandy D-Day Beaches
Comfortable vehicle with all transport and parking fees
Comfortable 3–4★ hotel accommodation with breakfast included
Lunch provided both days in charming local restaurants

✗ Not Included

Personal expenses and gratuities (optional)
Dinner (free evening in Caen)

Itinerary

Stop 1

Begin your day with an early arrival in Giverny to explore Claude Monet’s charming home and gardens before the crowds. Spend three hours discovering the artist’s world, from his colorful house to the iconic water lilies that inspired his masterpieces.

Stop 2

After the morning, transfer to the beautiful Mont Saint Michel. It is a 3 hour ride. Arrive there in the late afternoon. Visit the Abbey and spend time in the village.

Stop 3

Continue to Caen, where you’ll enjoy an overnight stay in a comfortable 3-star hotel. Relax and unwind after a day of exploration. You will start your day 2 from here after breakfast

Stop 4

Start the next morning with a visit to the Caen Memorial Museum, a moving tribute to World War II history, peace, and reconciliation.

Stop 5

Walk along Omaha Beach, one of the most significant D-Day landing sites, and reflect on the courage and sacrifice of those who fought here.

Stop 6

Visit the Normandy American Cemetery, where thousands of U.S. soldiers are laid to rest. Experience a powerful and emotional moment of remembrance overlooking the English Channel.

Stop 7

Learn about the battle of Pointe du Hoc, a dramatic cliffside battlefield where U.S. Rangers scaled the cliffs during the D-Day invasion.

Stop 8

Next stop is Lunch at Arromanches. This site is known for its artificial harbor built during the Allied landings. Learn how this engineering played a crucial role in the liberation of France.

Stop 9

Visit the Arromanches 360 Circular Cinema and the D-Day Museum, where immersive exhibits and powerful films bring to life the incredible engineering and bravery that shaped the liberation of France.