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Visit Juno Beach – Canadian Sector D-Day landings Situated in the Canadian sector, Juno Beach goes from Benières-sur-Mer to Courseulles-sur-Mer in Calvados. Juno Beach was not fortified with heavy batteries, but featured a number of smaller defensive positions along the coastline. The task of capturing the Beach fell to a division of the Canadian army, …

Visit Sword Beach – British Sector D-Day Landings The Easternmost beach of D-Day, Sword Beach was another landing point for British and allied soldiers. A unique unit that took part in the landings was the French Bérets Verts commando, whose participation symbolized France’s commitment to the liberation of Europe. The main goal of Sword Beach …

Visit Gold Beach – British Sector D-Day Landings During the June 6th 1944 Landings, about 25,000 British soldiers landed at Gold Beach. This Beach is at the centre of all five invasion beaches, in between Omaha and Juno. One of the key successes of the landing was the capture of Bayeux and the establishment of …

Visit Utah Beach – American Sector D-Day Landings Despite being a late addition to the D-Day plans, Utah Beach turned out to be a great success, led primarily by U.S. 4th Infantry Division soldiers. The main goal was to capture the port city of Cherbourg to make sure a flow of troops, fuel and supplies …

Visit Omaha Beach : A Day on Omaha Beach Tour A day at Omaha Beach offers one of the most moving and memorable experiences in Normandy. Stretching between Vierville-sur-Mer and Colleville-sur-Mer, Omaha was one of the two American landing sectors on D-Day and saw some of the fiercest fighting of 6 June 1944. Book a …

Visit the D-Day Landing Beaches of Normandy The D-Day landings that took place on the 6th of June, 1944 mark the beginning of the liberation of France and Europe. They are known worldwide for their historical significance and message of peace. In 2026 the beaches were inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The beaches …