D-デイビーチショア・エクスカーション（ル・アーヴル発）パックランチ付き
説明
クルーズ客船の乗客のために特別に設計された、ル・アーヴルから人気の海岸小旅行で、ノルマンディーの象徴的なD-Dayランドマークを発見しましょう。 最新のバスで快適に旅し、知識豊富な現地ガイドと共にオマハビーチ、アメリカ人墓地、その他の第二次世界大戦の史跡を探索しましょう。 クルーズスケジュールにぴったりのタイミングで、港の往復送迎を手間なくご利用いただけます。 発見の1日を過ごすための無料のパックランチが含まれています。 時間通りに船に戻る前に、シームレスで豊かな冒険を今すぐ予約しましょう。
ツアーオプション
旅程
旅はル・アーヴルでのシームレスなピックアップから始まります。経験豊富なガイドがクルーズ港またはホテルでお客様をお迎えします。 ノルマンディー沿岸の戦略的に重要な位置にあるル・アーヴルは、第二次世界大戦中、Dデイ侵攻の計画と実行において、連合軍の重要な兵站拠点として重要な役割を果たした。 ル・アーヴルを出発する際、ガイドはこの地域の意義とナチス占領からヨーロッパを解放するために戦った連合軍の英雄的な努力について簡単に紹介します。 最初の目的地へのドライブは、D-デイ・ランディング・サイトで待ち受ける重厚な歴史体験の足がかりとなります。
ドイツ語人墓地では、D-デイの出来事の明確な物語があなたを待っています。 静寂な環境を背景に、紛争に関わったすべての当事者の犠牲を追悼する厳粛なサイト。 丁寧に配置された墓碑が並び、戦禍の甚大な犠牲の厳粛な証しとなっている。
ポワント・デュ・ホックの険しい断崖絶壁では、第二次世界大戦のD-デイ上陸作戦の瞬間、訪問者はたちまち要衝へと運ばれます。 ユタ州とオマハビーチ州の間にあるこの目立つ岬はドイツ語軍の戦略的防衛拠点であり、連合軍を脅かす砲台を含む要塞化された陣地があった。 1944年6月6日、アメリカ陸軍レンジャーは勇敢にもこの100 - フィートの崖を敵の激しい銃撃の下で拡張し、陣地を無力化しました。これはノルマンディー侵攻の成功に重要な役割を果たした勇気ある偉業です。 現在、この場所は彼らの勇敢さの証として、爆弾クレーター、破壊された掩蔽壕、レンジャーの犠牲を称える記念碑が建っている。 遺跡の間を歩くと、歴史の重みが感じられ、この地で起こった記念碑的な出来事を深く謙虚に振り返ることができる。
このツアーで最も刺激的な立ち寄り先のひとつは、悪名高い「ブラッディ・オマハ」として知られるオマハ・ビーチです。 第二次世界大戦のノルマンディー上陸作戦におけるD-デイの主要な上陸地点の1つであり、この作戦で最も激しい戦闘が行われた。 今日では、歴史上最も重要な軍事作戦の1つで連合軍が行った勇敢さと犠牲を思い起こさせる強力な役割を果たしている。 来場者は海岸を歩き、そこで起こった出来事を振り返り、敬意を払う機会を持つ。 昼間のこの時点で、チームはパック弁当を配布する。 チームはあなたのために個人的に手作りのバゲットランチを準備し、水とデザートを添えます。
この厳粛な旅の次の目的地は、コレヴィル＝シュル＝メールのアメリカ人墓地です。 穏やかな環境の中に設置されたこの聖地は、ノルマンディー侵攻で究極の犠牲を払った9000人以上のアメリカ兵の最後の休息場所として機能しています。 白い十字架とダビデの星が完璧に並んだ列の間を歩くと、連合国が犠牲にした犠牲の大きさが明らかになる。 それぞれのマーカーは、自由の追求で切り捨てられた人生を表し、戦争の深い影響を思い起こさせます。 メモリアルチャペルで、瞬間を振り返りましょう。堕落した人々への厳粛な賛辞です。 ここでは、これらの顕著な個人によって示された勇敢さと無私に感謝を捧げ、敬意を払うことができます。 丁寧に整備された敷地と静かな雰囲気が、熟考と追悼の空間を作り出している。
記念すべき旅を締めくくるにあたり、最後の目的地であるル・アーヴルへのドライブへと向かいます。 ノルマンディーの風光明媚な風景が横切る中、ツアーを通して得られた深い経験や歴史的洞察をリラックスして振り返りましょう。 復路では、D-デイ上陸地点の意義とアメリカ軍の目覚ましい勇敢さについて少し考えてみてください。 神聖な敷地の記憶、英雄の物語、自由のために戦った人々の不屈の精神を、あなたの中に響かせてください。
ハイライト
含まれるもの
旅行者の評価
重要情報
- 幼児や小さなお子様は乳母車やベビーカーに乗せることができます
- 介助動物の同伴可
- 適度な体力が必要です
- ベジタリアンやグルテンフリーの食事など、食事制限がある場合はツアーの72時間前までにお知らせください。
レビュー(557)
That’s what our guide, Sam, promised. Did he ever deliver! We traveled with close friends too and what an experience we shared. Yes, somber at times given the events of 82 years ago that took so many lives. But also very informative. The US cemetery with over 9,300 buried there and another 1,000 plus missing touches the heart. Then to stand on the beach to remember quite different scenery to that of 1944 and realise things in Europe could have been different if not for the sacrifice of these men is an experience. On to Point du Hoc where 225 Rangers climbed cliffs to take bunkers. 2 days later only 90 were fit for duty. The landscape including craters is as it was. We went to Le Cambe where over 21,000 German soldiers are buried. Along the way there were ample toilet stops and we were fed and watered including sampling some local cider. The wonderful French countryside was a pleasure to behold as well as the hedge rows which caused so much trouble on D Day. Highly recommended tour!
Brilliant day out, if you are a war historian buff. So much to see and interact with. Sam, our guide, was incredibly knowledgeable- not just on the topic of Normandy, but war and politics of the time in general. Couldn’t have asked for more.
Worth 2 hour drive, little less. The Omaha Beach memorial and time spent there was priceless, as well as the stop at the American Cemetary and German Cemetary. Our guide was very informative and kept us on time getting back to ship with plenty of time.
We were originally booked on the larger group tour, but a few days beforehand we received an email offering us a complimentary upgrade due to our group size of six. Our guide, Bert, was fantastic—extremely knowledgeable and genuinely passionate about both the history and the tour itself.
Just an all around amazing experience. We learned so much in a non-boring way. Bertrand is passionate and friendly and has a very nice voice. The bus is clean and roomy. Very comfy. Safe driver. Top of the line from start to finish. Plenty of time at stops. Highly recommend
Maja was a phenomenal guide. Her knowledge and fun personality made our tour to Normandy a highlight of our trip. Her use of audio clips of speeches, her "sand map" history lesson, and her insights into the history of the war were so important for our understanding of the causes of the war. Maja is a true gem! We also enjoyed the lunch provided. The food was tasty and plentiful.
Our guide was Sam and our bus driver Bernedette. We were on the Majestic Princess docked at LeHavre. The ship excursion has sold out so we were happy to get this one. Our guide Sam was extremely qualified and knowledgeable about the WW2 beaches and cemeteries. We had plenty of time at each stop and plenty of bathroom breaks. A lunch was included that we enjoyed sitting on Omaha Beach. It was a long emotional day for us....we were back in plenty of time to board our ship as promised. I really enjoyed the historical audio clips that Sam played on the bus. It added greatly to the feeling of what it might have been like to be alive at that time. Thank you Sam
Bertrand was an exceptional tour guide. He provided information on the areas we were going to tour. He set expectations as to how much time we had at each stop and when we would be leaving. Everyone in our group complied!
Ash was our guide and he was SO informative! We had an absolutely amazing day seeing Normandy. He told us all of the details about the events of the war and what led to it…some we knew and some were new to us. You will not want to miss this tour…it is a must!
The itinerary was very interesting and well worth doing. The sites visited were excellent, and the tour itself was organized and ran smoothly. The guide was clearly very knowledgeable and academic, with an impressive understanding of the history and subject matter. However, I found him somewhat indifferent and not especially approachable. I often felt a little uncomfortable asking questions, as he sometimes seemed irritated when I did. Unfortunately, the bus driver was also not particularly friendly and came across as somewhat intimidating, which did not contribute to a welcoming atmosphere. One additional issue involved the restroom on the coach. At the beginning of the tour, we were informed that there was a restroom available on the bus. Based on that information, several of us drank extra water expecting it would be accessible throughout the day. However, the restroom remained locked for the entire tour and could not be used, which became quite uncomfortable during the longer stretches of travel. If the restroom is not intended to be available, it would be better to communicate that upfront so guests can plan accordingly. Overall, the tour itself was very good and the itinerary was excellent. My only criticism relates to the friendliness and approachability of the staff. While the logistics and content were strong, the atmosphere felt less welcoming than I would prefer, so it would not be my first choice among the tours I have taken.
Dear Craig, Thank you very much for taking the time to share your feedback. We are delighted to hear that you enjoyed the itinerary and found the tour well organized, as the D-Day sites are truly among the most meaningful locations we visit. We are sorry to learn that some aspects of the experience did not feel as welcoming as you would have liked. While your guide is a highly experienced professional who consistently receives excellent feedback for his knowledge and passion for the subject, we understand that approachability is an important part of the guest experience and appreciate you sharing your perspective. We also appreciate your comments regarding the coach restroom. The restroom is typically reserved for emergencies, as its use can be limited during long journeys on Normandy's narrow and winding roads. However, we understand how this may have been confusing based on the information provided at the start of the tour, and we will review how this is communicated to guests in the future. Thank you again for your feedback, and we hope to welcome you on another excursion with us in the future. Warm regards, Natalia Vexperio
