Our adventure begins with ease in Le Havre, where your experienced guide will greet you directly at the cruise port or at your hotel. Located on the Normandy coast, this strategic town played a key role during World War II, becoming a vital logistics centre for Allied forces during the D-Day landings. As soon as you leave, your guide will present the historical context of the region and the remarkable commitment of Allied troops to the liberation of Europe. The journey to our first stop will mark the beginning of an immersive journey into the heart of D-Day history.

Discovery of the historic beach where Canadian troops landed on June 6, 1944. As you survey the coastline and dunes, you will observe the remains of the Atlantic Wall, preserved bunkers and memorials, while discovering the unique tactical challenges faced by Canadian regiments.

Visit the Juno Beach Centre, Canada's only D-Day Beach museum. Through an interactive museum space, films, testimonies and period artifacts, the museum pays tribute to the 45,000 Canadians who lost their lives during the Second World War, including 5,500 in the Battle of Normandy.

Poignant time of reflection at the Canadian military cemetery of Bény-sur-Mer (Reviers). This perfectly maintained site houses the graves of more than 2,000 major soldiers of the 3rd Canadian Infantry Division and 2nd Armoured Brigade who sacrificed their lives in the bloody early days of the Battle of Normandy.

Last stage of mourning dedicated to the memory of the Canadian soldiers who fell in the fierce fighting for the liberation of Caen and the breakthrough towards the Falaise pocket. A place steeped in history and solemnity to honor the heroes of the end of the Normandy campaign before you return with serenity to the port.