Normandy, D-Day & Mont St. Michel Private Tour
Reflective, historic and richly scenic, Normandy is a region where powerful moments of history meet peaceful countryside and timeless coastal landscapes. From medieval towns to the D-Day landing beaches and the dramatic island abbey of Mont-Saint-Michel, this private tour is designed for travellers seeking depth, meaning and comfort.
Our bespoke Normandy tours range from two to several days, with a popular three-day itinerary from Paris that includes Rouen, the D-Day Beaches, Bayeux and Mont-Saint-Michel — all tailored to your interests and heritage.
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Private Tour of Normandy from Paris
Begin your journey with a private pickup in Paris and travel west through rolling countryside to the heart of Normandy. Whether enjoyed as a focused multi-day escape or part of a longer France itinerary, your tour is planned in advance to ensure smooth travel, thoughtful pacing and meaningful experiences throughout.


Giverny: Monet’s Garden & Home
Start your Normandy journey with a visit to Claude Monet’s former home in Giverny. Wander through the flower-filled gardens and lily ponds that inspired his most famous works, offering a peaceful and artistic introduction to rural Normandy.



D-Day Landing Beaches
A moving and unforgettable experience, the D-Day beaches form the emotional heart of the tour. Visit Omaha and Utah Beaches, Pointe du Hoc and the Normandy American Cemetery, or explore Gold, Juno and Sword Beaches for British and Canadian connections. Your guide tailors each visit to your heritage and pace.


Normandy Villages & Local Markets
Discover the quieter side of Normandy in charming villages such as Beuvron-en-Auge or Cambremer. Enjoy half-timbered houses, artisan shops and opportunities to sample local cider, cheese or Calvados — a relaxed contrast to the historic coastline.


Giverny: Monet’s Garden & Home
Start your Normandy journey with a visit to Claude Monet’s former home in Giverny. Wander through the flower-filled gardens and lily ponds that inspired his most famous works, offering a peaceful and artistic introduction to rural Normandy.



D-Day Landing Beaches
A moving and unforgettable experience, the D-Day beaches form the emotional heart of the tour. Visit Omaha and Utah Beaches, Pointe du Hoc and the Normandy American Cemetery, or explore Gold, Juno and Sword Beaches for British and Canadian connections. Your guide tailors each visit to your heritage and pace.


Normandy Villages & Local Markets
Discover the quieter side of Normandy in charming villages such as Beuvron-en-Auge or Cambremer. Enjoy half-timbered houses, artisan shops and opportunities to sample local cider, cheese or Calvados — a relaxed contrast to the historic coastline.
“What a FABULOUS day it was! Our guide, Roy, did an excellent job of guiding us around the Cotswolds. He was very knowledgeable, pleasant and accommodating. We thoroughly enjoyed our experience.”
Kathleen Maledon – Phoenix, United States
Luxury, Private Tours
Why Choose MyUKtour?
We are dedicated to ensuring your tour is seamless, enriching and memorable. From the moment you arrive, every detail is taken care of to deliver the highest level of service.
- Flexible itinerary designed for you
- Private, luxury vehicle with experienced driver/guide
- Luxury 4/5 star hotel accommodation
Your Normandy, Your Way
Whether your interests lie in history, heritage, food or scenery, your private Normandy tour can be shaped entirely around you — from reflective battlefield visits to leisurely village lunches and scenic coastal drives.


Normandy’s Food & Countryside
Enjoy cheese tastings in Camembert country, sample Calvados at a traditional distillery, or savour a relaxed countryside lunch overlooking rolling farmland.


Rouen: Gothic Drama & Joan of Arc
Walk through Rouen’s medieval streets where gothic spires dominate the skyline. Visit Rouen Cathedral and sites linked to Joan of Arc, with time to enjoy a relaxed café lunch.


Deauville & Honfleur
Elegant seaside towns that add charm and contrast. Deauville offers Belle Époque glamour, while Honfleur enchants with its historic harbour, cobbled streets and art galleries.


Normandy’s Food & Countryside
Enjoy cheese tastings in Camembert country, sample Calvados at a traditional distillery, or savour a relaxed countryside lunch overlooking rolling farmland.


Rouen: Gothic Drama & Joan of Arc
Walk through Rouen’s medieval streets where gothic spires dominate the skyline. Visit Rouen Cathedral and sites linked to Joan of Arc, with time to enjoy a relaxed café lunch.


Deauville & Honfleur
Elegant seaside towns that add charm and contrast. Deauville offers Belle Époque glamour, while Honfleur enchants with its historic harbour, cobbled streets and art galleries.
Our Most Requested Itinerary: A 3-Day Normandy Tour from Paris
This well-balanced route allows you to experience Normandy’s most meaningful sites at an unhurried pace, with time for discovery, reflection, and rest. Ideal as part of a longer France itinerary.
Day 1: Rouen & Country Arrival
Begin with a private pickup in Paris and head west through the countryside to Rouen, Normandy’s cultural capital. Stroll through half-timbered streets, visit Rouen Cathedral, and explore the stories of Joan of Arc. After a relaxed lunch, continue on to your boutique countryside hotel near the coast.
Day 2: D-Day Beaches & Memorials
Spend the day along Normandy’s historic coastline:
- Visit Omaha Beach, Pointe du Hoc, and the Normandy American Cemetery
- Explore the British and Canadian sectors including Juno Beach, Gold, and Sword
- Tailor the day to your heritage—whether you’re honouring American, Canadian, or British
Day 3: Mont-Saint-Michel & Return to Paris
Travel to the iconic Mont-Saint-Michel, rising spectacularly from the tidal bay. Explore the medieval village and climb to the abbey, with time to enjoy lunch and take in the panoramic views.
On the return journey to Paris, an optional stop can be made in Villedieu-les-Poêles, a traditional Norman town famous for its copper craftsmanship, before arriving back in Paris in the early evening.








