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A Canadian memorial reading 'À tous nos morts' overlooking Juno Beach
Day Tour · Every day · 9–9.5 hours

Juno Beach from Bayeux

From Juno Beach to the battle for Caen.

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Stand on Juno Beach, where brave Canadians famously broke Hitler's Atlantic Wall under intense fire on D-Day. Explore the surviving German coastal defences and visit the Juno Beach Centre, Canada's main memorial and museum in Normandy.

Your journey continues beyond the beaches, tracing the Canadian advance through the villages and fields outside the historic city of Caen. Visit the battlefield of Authie, the Waffen SS headquarters at Abbaye d'Ardenne, Carpiquet and Hill 67, where Canadian soldiers faced some of the most determined German resistance of the Normandy campaign.

Along the way, visit both iconic landmarks and lesser-known battlefield locations that reveal the courage, sacrifice and achievements of the Canadians who liberated France in the summer of 1944.

Morning

  • Juno Beach and the Canadian D-Day landing sector
  • Surviving German bunkers and coastal defences
  • Juno Beach Centre
  • Canada House at Bernières-sur-Mer, subject to access and timing
  • Bény-sur-Mer Canadian War Cemetery
Lunch is near the Juno Beach battlefield.

Afternoon

  • Authie and the Canadian battlefield of June 7, 1944
  • Abbaye d'Ardenne
  • Carpiquet battlefield and airfield
  • Hill 67 Canadian Memorial
  • The Canadian battle for Caen
Departure: Bayeux, approx. 8:30 AMReturn: Bayeux, approx. 6:00 PM

Tour itineraries may be adjusted to accommodate weather, traffic, site availability, commemorative events or the interests of guests. Private and customised battlefield tours are available upon request.

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