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Explore Canada's WWII legacy with a private 10-hour Normandy tour including Juno Beach, the Juno Center, and the Canadian War Cemetery of Reviers, from Honfleur or Le Havre.

This private tour from Y GO SHUTTLE SERVICES FRANCE offers a detailed look at Canada’s role in WWII during the Normandy landings. Priced at $1,520 per group of up to 8, the 10-hour excursion is ideal for those wanting an intimate, personalized exploration of Juno Beach, the Juno Beach Center, and the Canadian War Cemetery of Reviers. The tour’s 4.5-star rating reflects its reputation for delivering a meaningful, well-organized experience.
Starting from either Honfleur or Le Havre, the tour combines historical sites, museum visits, and respectful remembrance. This private group experience ensures flexibility, comfortable transport, and the chance to learn about Canada’s sacrifice in WWII through a knowledgeable guide. While lunch and museum admission are not included, the focus remains on Canadian contributions and solemn memorials—making it especially suitable for history enthusiasts and those with a personal connection to Canada.
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The tour begins with pickup options in Honfleur or Le Havre, two convenient locations for cruise visitors or hotel guests. The private vehicle offers a comfortable ride lasting approximately 1.5 hours from each pickup point to the Normandy coast, setting a relaxed tone for the day. This logistical detail ensures a smooth start without the need for independent travel or navigation.
The door-to-door service means your pickup and drop-off are included, saving time and effort. This makes the tour particularly appealing for those unfamiliar with the area or seeking a hassle-free way to explore key WWII sites in Normandy.
The highlight of the day is a visit to Juno Beach, where Canadian soldiers landed in 1944. The stop features a photo opportunity, a guided tour, and the chance to walk along the beach remains and fortifications. The tour emphasizes the heroic stories of those who fought here and allows time for photographs of the peaceful coastline and commemorative monuments.
This stop provides not just a view of the landscape but a chance to reflect on the significance of Juno Beach in world history. The guide explains the battle strategies and Canadian sacrifices, giving visitors a meaningful perspective on the landings that helped liberate Europe.

Next, the tour visits the Juno Beach Centre, a dedicated museum that offers interactive exhibits and artifacts related to Canada’s WWII role. The 2-hour visit includes a break, guided tour, and photo stops. Visitors learn about the Canadian experience during the Normandy invasion through testimonies, displays, and multimedia presentations.
This museum visit deepens understanding of Canada’s military contribution and helps connect the physical site at Juno Beach to its historical context through engaging displays. The guide shares stories that bring the exhibits to life, making this a significant part of the day for history buffs.
More Great Tours NearbyA solemn visit follows at the Canadian Cemetery of Reviers, where each grave bears the name of fallen Canadian soldiers. This 1.5-hour stop offers a quiet space for reflection and remembrance. The guide leads a respectful walk through the cemetery, emphasizing the sacrifices made for freedom.
The peaceful setting extends along the Normandy coast, and visitors can take in the serene landscape while contemplating the cost of war. The site’s significance lies in its role as a place of honor and remembrance for Canadian heroes lost during WWII.
The tour also includes a visit to the Canadian Military Cemetery of Bretteville-sur-Laize, another important memorial site. This cemetery reinforces the scope of Canadian efforts in WWII and underscores the extent of sacrifice by Canadian soldiers in Normandy. Visitors see the names and graves of those who fought and fallen, fostering a deeper appreciation for their valor and legacy.
After a full day of exploration, the tour concludes with a 1.5-hour drive back to Le Havre or Honfleur. The private vehicle ensures a comfortable return, with the possibility of sharing insights or asking questions en route. The drop-off is included in the package, making the experience smooth and convenient for travelers.
The flexibility of drop-off options caters to different travel plans, whether for those returning to a cruise ship or a hotel in the area.
The tour includes an air-conditioned vehicle, bottled water, and private transportation throughout the day. The cost of $1,520 covers the entire group of up to 8 people, providing a private and intimate setting.
Guests should bring comfortable shoes, a hat, camera, sunscreen, and water to stay comfortable during outdoor stops. Lunch is not included, but visitors have the option to dine on-site at Omaha Beach, though meals are not part of the tour package.

This experience offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, providing peace of mind. Travelers can reserve now and pay later, offering flexibility in planning. The tour operates with live guides speaking French, English, Spanish, Italian, and German, enhancing accessibility for a diverse group.
The private group setting ensures a personalized experience, with the added convenience of wheelchair accessibility where needed.
This tour excels in offering an intimate, Canadian-focused WWII experience in Normandy, with personalized guide service and a carefully curated itinerary. Its emphasis on memorial sites and museum visits combines physical exploration with educational storytelling.
The inclusion of both battle sites and memorial cemeteries provides a comprehensive view of Canada’s sacrifice in WWII. The flexible pickup and drop-off options and all-inclusive transportation add to its appeal, especially for travelers seeking comfort and convenience.
This private tour suits history enthusiasts, families, or groups with a personal connection to Canada interested in WWII. It is particularly beneficial for those who want a deep, respectful understanding of Canada’s role at Juno Beach without the crowds or rigid schedules of larger tours. Travelers who value personalized attention will find this experience a fitting way to honor history.
The Juno Beach & Beyond: A Private Canadian D-Day Tribute Tour offers a focused, respectful, and informative look at Canada’s contributions to the Normandy landings. Its private guide, well-planned stops, and comfortable transportation make it a strong choice for visitors who want a meaningful day of remembrance.
While lunch and museum admission are not included, the tour’s comprehensive stops and educational content deliver great value for those seeking a personalized experience with plenty of opportunities for reflection. This tour is particularly suited for travelers who appreciate history, memorials, and Canada’s wartime legacy.
Is this tour suitable for children or those with mobility issues?
The tour is wheelchair accessible and involves walking at memorial sites, but guests should consider comfort with outdoor walking and standing.
What is included in the price?
The price covers private transportation, an air-conditioned vehicle, bottled water, and guided visits to Juno Beach, the Juno Center, and the Canadian cemeteries.
Can I cancel or reschedule easily?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance, and you can reserve your spot with the option to pay later.
Are meals included in this tour?
No, lunch is not included, but you can dine on-site at Omaha Beach if desired.
What languages are guides available in?
Guides speak French, English, Spanish, Italian, and German.
How long is the tour?
The full experience lasts approximately 10 hours, including travel and sightseeing stops.