If you’re focusing on Normandy’s D-Day operations, see our Canadian Battleground 2 day Tour.
A unique 10 day private journey retracing the Canadian experience through both World Wars, from the D-Day beaches of Normandy to the Great War memorials of France, Belgium, and the Netherlands.
Your expert historian guide connects each Canadian battlefield in Europe, cemetery, and monument to the story of the men and women who shaped Canada’s legacy in Europe.
Beny-Sur-Mer_Canadian_War_Cemetery
Juno Beach
Pegasus Bridge
This tour unites the two defining chapters of Canada’s military history in Europe: the First World War (1914–1918) and the Second World War (1939–1945).
A comprehensive journey through the key battlefields, memorials, and towns that witnessed their sacrifice.
Vimy Ridge Memorial
In 1914, with just over 8 million inhabitants, Canada entered the First World War alongside Great Britain. Over 619,000 Canadians served, 66,000 were killed, and nearly 173,000 wounded. Their courage and endurance shaped a nation’s identity. and their memory endures across France and Belgium at some of the most poignant sites of the Great War.
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In 1939, Canada once again answered the call to arms. Over 1.1 million Canadians served, 42,000 gave their lives, and 55,000 were wounded.
From the Normandy landings to the Scheldt estuary campaign, Canadian divisions played a vital role in the Allied victory.
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If you’re focusing on Normandy’s D-Day operations, see our Canadian Battleground 2 day Tour.
For a broader mix across British and American sectors, visit our 5 D-Day Beaches 2-Day Tour.
For tailor-made experiences, discover our custom D-Day tours.
Only tour connecting WWI and WWII Canadian sites in one continuous journey. Your expert historian guide offers full historical context.
A deeply educational and emotionally powerful experience.
Yes, it’s designed to provide a complete introduction to Canada’s role in both World Wars, combining major sites with expert interpretation.
The Canadian D-Day Tour includes a private licensed guide and private transportation. Museum entrance fees, hotels and meals are not included.
Walking is moderate and adaptable — your guide adjusts pacing and stops to suit each group.
Yes, the 2 day Canadian D-Day tour is a perfect way to get the full overview of the Canadian Army’s role in the Overlord operation.
Comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate layers. Normandy’s coast can be windy even in summer. A rain jacket can be useful year-round, especially on open sites like Juno or Falaise.
From the sands of Omaha Beach to the solemn grounds of the Normandy American Cemetery, join us for a guided journey through the most iconic sites of World War II.
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