A tailor-made, chauffeur-driven tour of the Normandy landing beaches from Paris, with a certified battlefield guide on request, an unhurried pace and the long drive handled door to door.

The DBS EXPERIENCE Standard
A private chauffeur tour of the D-Day beaches is a day of remembrance built entirely around you, on the coast where the Allied landings of 6 June 1944 began the liberation of Western Europe. The beaches run for some eighty kilometres, so a day is best given to one sector in depth rather than all five in haste. DBS EXPERIENCE collects you from your Paris hotel or residence in a recent Mercedes-Benz or Range Rover, covers the near-three hours to the coast, and holds the day from a single operations contact. A certified battlefield guide reads the ground on request, the pace is unhurried, and for a family we can locate a relative's grave in advance and arrange quiet time at the cemetery.
A tailor-made, chauffeur-driven tour of the Normandy D-Day landing beaches from Paris, in Mercedes-Benz and Range Rover vehicles, with a certified guide on request and the day handled with care.
Door-to-door travel from Paris, one sector covered in depth, a certified battlefield guide on request, an unhurried pace, and one point of contact for the day.
Send your dates, party size and your connection to the day, and receive a structured itinerary with vehicle, sites and timings, with advice on a day or a two-day visit, usually within the working day.
Founded in 2009, 25,000+ journeys, 98.9% on-time, Transport Licence No. EVTC075180190, issued by the French Ministry of Transport, rated 4.9/5 across 82 verified reviews.
Who we serve
A meaningful day on the beaches is quiet work behind the scenes: the right sector chosen, a certified guide briefed, a grave located, the walking planned for an older visitor, and the long drive taken care of. Our role is to carry all of it, so the guest can be present at the ground itself. We partner most closely with four profiles.
A brand-aligned partner for a considered day on the beaches, with multilingual chauffeurs, last-minute availability and a certified guide arranged discreetly, so the concierge offers a day of remembrance handled with the care the subject deserves.
Discreet, personalised days for families and principals, often a descendant visiting a relative's grave, with chauffeur continuity, an unhurried pace and confidentiality held as a matter of course. We plan the day around what it means to you.
A reliable ground partner for bespoke commemoration programmes and VIP itineraries, with consistent standards, guide coordination and white-label discretion that reduce your operational risk on a long, sensitive day out of Paris.
A day on the beaches arranged for a visiting guest or as a meaningful addition to a business trip, booked once and confirmed quickly, with proactive updates and a chauffeur who fits the day around the diary.

What This Service Includes
From the cliffs of Pointe du Hoc to the graves above Omaha, every site below is chauffeur-driven from Paris, with a certified battlefield guide on request. On 6 June 1944, the Allies landed across five sectors, Utah and Omaha for the Americans, Gold and Sword for the British, Juno for the Canadians, and the coast today holds their memory in cemeteries, museums and preserved ground. Beyond it, see our private tours and day trips from Paris.
The scene of the hardest fighting on 6 June, and above it the Normandy American Cemetery at Colleville-sur-Mer, where thousands of graves look out over the sea. The most visited and most moving stop of the day.
The clifftop battery the US Army Rangers scaled under fire to silence its guns, its ground still cratered by the bombardment and its bunkers preserved. A place that makes the scale of the day plain.
The westernmost landing and its museum, paired with Sainte-Mère-Église, the village behind the lines where American paratroopers came down in the night, remembered on the church of the square.
The remains of Port Winston, the artificial harbour towed across the Channel and assembled off the coast to land men and materiel, still visible in the bay. A feat of wartime engineering, told at the museum.
The Juno Beach Centre at Courseulles for the Canadian story, the Longues-sur-Mer battery, and the Commonwealth war cemetery at Bayeux, the first town liberated. A day given to Gold, Juno and Sword.
The Mémorial de Caen, the region's principal museum of the war, as an anchor for the day, and an overnight in Bayeux to take in more than one sector at a measured pace. We plan the order, and the chauffeur handles every move.
The DBS Difference
A private chauffeur tour of the D-Day beaches is a day of remembrance built entirely around you, on the coast where the Allied landings of 6 June 1944 began the liberation of Western Europe. The beaches run for some eighty kilometres, so a day is best given to one sector in depth rather than all five in haste. DBS EXPERIENCE collects you from your Paris hotel or residence in a recent Mercedes-Benz or Range Rover, covers the near-three hours to the coast, and holds the day from a single operations contact. A certified battlefield guide reads the ground on request, the pace is unhurried, and for a family we can locate a relative's grave in advance and arrange quiet time at the cemetery.
The American, British or Canadian sector chosen for your connection to the day, so the beaches are understood rather than glimpsed from the window.
A licensed guide briefed before the day to read the timeline of 6 June, the ground and the strategy, for a visit led by someone who knows the story in depth.
For a family visiting a relative, we locate a specific grave at the Normandy American Cemetery through the American Battle Monuments Commission and arrange quiet time there.
A Mercedes-Benz V-Class with easy access, a pace with time to sit and rest, and the walking planned so the ground is manageable for a veteran or an older guest.
Names, itineraries and conversations stay private. NDAs are signed on request, which matters for a private commemoration, a family or an official party.
A single operations contact for the whole day and a 24/7 desk with a response time within the hour for any change along the way.
The fleet
A fleet of 25-plus vehicles, kept immaculate and renewed regularly. We match the vehicle to your party, so the day between the estates and the return, with your cases aboard, are a moment of rest. Fares are confirmed in advance against your itinerary.
Executive Sedan
Up to 3 passengers · 3 cases. A discreet, efficient choice for individual and business arrivals.
Group & Family
Up to 7 passengers · generous luggage. Space for families and small teams with substantial cases.
Luxury Flagship
Up to 3 passengers · 3 cases. Long-wheelbase comfort for executives stepping off a TGV or Eurostar.
Luxury SUV
Up to 3 passengers · ample luggage. Commanding presence with elevated comfort.

How It Works
Tell us your dates, party size and your connection to the day. We advise on the sector, whether one day or two suits, and any grave or site you wish to be sure to reach.
We brief a certified guide, locate a grave where asked, plan the walking for the party, match the vehicle and coordinate any overnight in Bayeux.
Your chauffeur collects you early in Paris, drives to the coast, waits at each site and holds the schedule at your pace, with time to pause and reflect.
Travel home the same day, or stay in Bayeux for a second sector. The return to Paris is handled however late it runs.
In practice
A family asks to visit a relative buried at the Normandy American Cemetery. We locate the grave in advance through the American Battle Monuments Commission, plan Omaha and Pointe du Hoc with a certified guide, provide a V-Class with easy access for an older guest, and arrange quiet time at the grave, with one contact throughout.
A palace concierge arranges the American sector for a guest with a deep interest in the campaign. We brief a guide for Utah, Sainte-Mère-Église and the Mémorial de Caen, provide an S-Class and a bilingual chauffeur, arrange lunch in Bayeux, and return the guest to Paris in the evening, confirmed the day before.
A destination management company builds a commemoration day for a group of twelve. We supply two vehicles and bilingual chauffeurs, coordinate guides across Juno, Arromanches and the Bayeux cemetery, hold the timing across the day, and field a coordinator with a single point of contact.

Authority
In Summary
DBS EXPERIENCE is a Paris-based private chauffeur service founded in 2009, providing tailor-made, chauffeur-driven tours of the Normandy D-Day landing beaches from Paris, from Omaha Beach and the Normandy American Cemetery at Colleville-sur-Mer to Pointe du Hoc, Utah Beach, Arromanches and the Juno Beach Centre, with certified battlefield guides on request. From its base at 320 rue Saint-Honoré, it runs 25-plus vehicles and 30-plus vetted bilingual chauffeurs, 24/7, with 98.9% punctuality over 25,000-plus journeys.
They found my grandfather's grave before we arrived, gave us time to stand there in quiet, and drove the long road so the day could be about him and nothing else.
Family Office · On Behalf of a Private Client
Frequently Asked Questions
Which sector can we cover in a day, and how far are the beaches from Paris?
The landing beaches lie about 250 to 290 kilometres from Paris, close to three hours by car, and stretch across some eighty kilometres of coast. A full day runs around twelve hours and covers one sector with depth rather than all five in haste. We usually suggest the American sector, Omaha, the Normandy American Cemetery and Pointe du Hoc, or the Canadian and British sector around Juno and Arromanches. We advise on the focus that fits your connection to the day, and for the full sweep we plan a second day with an overnight in Bayeux.
Can you arrange a certified battlefield guide and locate a specific grave in advance?
Yes. Our chauffeurs share context on the drive, and for the sites themselves we arrange a certified battlefield guide who reads the timeline of 6 June, the ground and the strategy. For a family visiting a relative, we can locate a specific grave at the Normandy American Cemetery in advance through the American Battle Monuments Commission, and arrange quiet time there. The visit is planned around what the day means to you.
Can you accommodate veterans or elderly guests, with an accessible vehicle and an unhurried pace?
Yes, and it is often the heart of the request. We provide a Mercedes-Benz V-Class with easy access and generous space, set an unhurried pace with time to sit and rest, and plan the walking so the ground is manageable. For a veteran returning to the beaches, we handle every practical detail with discretion, so the day asks nothing of the guest but to be present.
For a private commemoration, how is the day kept confidential, and can chauffeurs sign an NDA?
Discretion is the foundation of the service, which matters for a private commemoration or a family visit. Names, itineraries and in-car conversations remain confidential, our chauffeurs work to a confidentiality standard as a matter of course, and we sign non-disclosure agreements on request. For a principal, a family or an official party, we follow your protocols and keep the day entirely private.
Do you offer electric or hybrid vehicles for the drive to Normandy?
Yes. Hybrid and electric options are available on request within our fleet of 25-plus vehicles, where the range and the itinerary allow. For the distance to the beaches we advise on the vehicle that keeps an executive standard across a long day while lightening the footprint where it can.
Share your dates, party size and your connection to the day, and our team returns a tailor-made itinerary with the sector chosen, a guide arranged, your vehicle and one named contact. For a wider programme, see our Mont Saint-Michel chauffeur tour and our Deauville and Honfleur chauffeur tour.