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Date(s) - Sunday, September 14, 2025 & Thursday, September 18, 2025
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Step Into History: A Journey Through the Battlefields of Normandy
Join us on an unforgettable five-day journey through the heart of one of the most pivotal chapters in modern history. Walk the windswept shores of British & American Beaches, stand amongst the solemn white crosses of the Omaha American Cemetery, and trace the heroic steps of the Allied forces who changed the course of World War II. From the historic streets of Sainte-Mère-Église to the engineering marvels at Arromanches, this thoughtfully curated tour offers deep insight, powerful stories, and a chance to honour the legacy of courage and sacrifice that defined D-Day. This is more than a tour—it’s a crossing into the soul of history.
You’ll travel in comfort aboard a Lodge Coaches executive coach to Dover for our crossing to Calais before continuing our journey to Normandy. Early evenng we arrive at the Ibis hotel in Port en Bessin, known for its clean, modern air conditioned rooms and welcoming atmosphere—your ideal base for historical exploration
Visit Sainte-Mère-Église
Explore the first town liberated by U.S. paratroopers and see the iconic church where John Steele famously hung suspended from the steeple.
Discover the Airborne Museum before continning on to the Dead man’s corner Museum, gain deep insight into the airborne landings and amphibious assaults with authentic artifacts, immersive exhibits, and personal stories.
Pay Tribute at the Omaha American Cemetery.
Reflect among nearly 10,000 white crosses and Stars of David overlooking Omaha Beach. A deeply moving and unforgettable experience.
Explore Arromanches & the Mulberry Harbour.
See how Allied ingenuity built a temporary port to sustain the invasion, brought to life at the D-Day Landings Museum.
British Normandy Memorial at Ver-sur-Mer.
Visit the recently opened tribute to the 22,442 British servicemen and women who gave their lives during the Battle of Normandy.
Visit Pegasus Bridge, where D-Day began.
During your visit, you’ll explore the Pegasus Bridge Museum, which tells the story of the operation through original artifacts, gliders, and personal accounts. You’ll also see the original bridge, now preserved nearby, and walk the path taken by the soldiers who helped shape the outcome of the war.
It’s a moving and memorable stop—an essential piece of the D-Day story.
As we explore the beautiful region of Normandy, we’ll enjoy regular stops to stretch our legs, take comfort breaks, and savor a relaxing lunch. Along the way, Robert will share his extensive knowledge of the area, highlighting points of interest and bringing the history and landscape to life.
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