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	Escorted Guided Touring in Normandy. Including: Accommodation, breakfasts & evening meal With no worries or cares, you can;- Enjoy the richness of the lush Normandy countryside while travelling each day to see;- D-Day Landing Beaches Battlefields - Can, GB, Pol & US Omaha Beach American War Cemetery Pointe du Hoc The Corridor of Death Monet's Gardens at Giverny Bayeux Tapestry Pretty Chateaux and much, much more. 5 nights / 6 Days In a group of no more than 6 persons. See the Itinerary	NEW! Now jet into Normandy direct from London City Airport with CityJet. And, be picked up from Deauville Airport. The 'hassle-free' way to Normandy For further details Click Here
	........................... Tour starting from the UK "WW2" War Week:- 2 Days of War & 1 Day of Peace 2 Days Touring to see: D-Day Beaches, the Falaise Pocket Battlefield & the Corridor of Death 1 Day for Camembert & Honfleur 4 Full Days Including return ferry crossing Portsmouth - Le Havre - Portsmouth & pick-ups & drop-offs at Le Havre ferry port.   ....ooo0ooo.... This is where Small Group Touring really means 'small group' touring. ....ooo0ooo....   Staying in the quiet depths of the Normandy Countryside (see map), you will be barely 2 miles from where one of the most important battles in the European campaign took took place. Because of Operation 'Cobra' General Patton made the breakout and started a speedy push eastwards. The Germans were becoming surrounded and found themselves in a 'pocket' with the Allies on virtually all sides In 4 Days, in an area roughly 7km by 11km, 10,000 German soldiers perished. This was the final Battle of Normandy - the Battle of the Falaise Pocket/Gap. A Battle that, logically, should have never taken place in this region. Come and learn why it took place and how the geography helped dictate the destruction of the German 7th Army View Larger Map UK Office at:- 57 Raley Road, Locks Heath, Southampton SO31 6PB, UK   Tel: 00 44 - (0)14 89 57 60 81	French Tours with a difference:- Escorted Tours through historic rural Normandy. Battlefield Tour, Omaha Beach Tour, Garden Tour, History Tour, Chateaux Tour: Richard-the-Lionheart Tour, William the Conqueror Tour. All rolled into one. Travel in a group of no more than six persons. Stay in comfortable country accommodation in a peaceful setting. Stay in the same accommodation 5 nights. No packing and unpacking each day. Have a chauffeur/guide at all times to help you enjoy the Normandy Experience. Have relaxing picnics overlooking the River Seine and, the D-Day Landing Beaches. Look down, with amazement, on the concrete caissons floated across the channel soon after D-Day to form the harbour walls for the Mulberry Harbour off Arromanches. Stand on Omaha Beach, dip your toes in the sea and discuss the problems faced by the invading troops. See one of only two 'Tiger' Tanks in France. Gaze at, and cross, the killing-field that was the Falaise Pocket - the Canadian and the Polish Battlefields. Travel the road where Field Marshal Rommel was wounded when his staff car was strafed by a lone Spitfire. Enjoy the delights of walking through Monet's Garden and, the tranquility of his lily pond. See his house and where he worked. Learn of his love for Japanese prints. Wonder at the sheer magic of the Bayeux Tapestry, made to depict the successful invasion of England nearly 1000 years ago! Tour through the beautiful countryside and see some of the prettiest Chateaux in Normandy. Visit picturesque Honfleur. Have lunch on the quayside. Peruse the multitude of art shops and galleries. See one of the oldest and most magnificent wooden churches in France built in 1461. And, enjoy some very nice food. We do our utmost to adjust the Itinerary to suit your special interests and needs Truly, a holiday with only you in mind. This is a tour designed to go at your pace.   Normandy Safaris gives you what others fail to achieve. Enquire here today. Click here to make an enquiry and send an e-mail Top     Normandy Office at: 61310 Survie, France   Tel: 0033 - (0)2 33 35 31 98

    Itinerary:-  

    6 Days, 5 Nights.

 

1. Day 1 - Sunday
   Pick-up Lisieux railway station (16.20hrs).
   Pick-up Le Havre continental Ferry Port approx. 12.45hrs (Leaving Portsmouth 08.30hrs).
   Pick-up Deauville Airport approx. 17.30hrs (Leaving London City Airport 15.30hrs).
   Leisurely drive through the rich Normandy countryside to our charming country accommodation.

2. Day 2 - Monday
   Pegasus Bridge taken by British airborne commandos at 15 minutes past mid-night on the morning of D-Day.
   Lunch - (French style in local restaurant)
   Chateau de Crevcoeur-en-Auge
   Chateau de St.Germain-de-Livet

3. Day 3 - Tuesday (the Longest Day)
   Bayeux - Tapestry, Cathedral.
   Omaha Beach & Museum Click for short Film
   Picnic lunch with Pointe du Hoc in the distance
   Pointe du Hoc (Colonel Rudder's Rangers)
   American War Cemetery.
   Longues -sur-Mer, Gun emplacements
   Arromanches - Remains of Mulberry Harbours, part of D-Day Beaches.
   Dinner 'French style' in local Bistro / restaurant before returning home

4. Day 4 - Wednesday
   Giverny - Monet's Gardens and House.
   American Museum of Impressionist Painters.
   Lunch with a most wonderful view.
   Les Andelys - Chateau Gaillard (Richard the Lionheart's Castle).
   Dinner 'French style' in local Brasserie / restaurant

5. Day 5 - Thursday
   Falaise, (William the Conqueror's birthplace.)
   William the Conqueror's Castle.
   August '44 (Battle of the Falaise Gap) Museum
   St Lambert-sur-Dives and the 'Corridor of Death'
   Picnic lunch with a fabulous view
   Mont Ormel - the Polish Battlefield (Battle of the Falaise Gap) and museum.
   

6. Day 6 - Friday
   Camembert (Cheese),
   Drive up to Honfleur for Lunch on the picturesque quayside and some select souvenir shopping
   1230hrs Deauville Airport Drop-off for 13.30hrs flight to London City Airport
   1600hrs Le Havre railway station or Ferry Port for the Portsmouth ferry
   1700hrs Lisieux. Drop-off for the 17.34hrs Paris train.
   

 

   

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  Mont Saint Michel

 

  Although Mt Saint Michel is not part of this
5 night/6-day tour itinerary
  it may be included, by prior arrangement.

  It will replace the Giverny trip

  It is too far to go, sensibly tour the Mt and return in a day.
  So we stay overnight.

  There is, therefore, a night stop-over supplement.

 

Why not, have the full itinerary plus Mt St Michel
  by adding an extra day.

 

 

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