Ready to see more of France? Our private day trips take you beyond Paris to the country’s most beautiful destinations : Versailles, Giverny, Champagne, and the D-Day beaches of Normandy.
Because we plan the  trains, tour buses : you tour without hassleÂ
Every trip is 100% private for your group, led by a licensed, English-speaking guide, with hotel pick-up and drop-off and timed-entrance tickets already arranged. You just show up : we handle the logistics, the queues, and the stories along the way.
Whether you have half a day or a full one, there’s a trip below built around what you actually want to see.
If you have any questions about a trip, we will gladly give you some tips and explain our services more personally by email.
It’s enough to see the essential sites properly if the itinerary is kept to 3–4 stops rather than trying to cram in 6–7. Your Private Van tour (Omaha Beach, Pointe du Hoc) and Train tour (Utah Beach, Sainte-Mère-Église, Pointe du Hoc, Omaha Beach, the American Cemetery) are both structured around a focused list rather than a checklist-style rush : worth stating that explicitly on the page, since “will I feel rushed” is one of the most common worries in trip reviews.
By van, it’s roughly 2.5–3 hours each way, so a full day (departure early morning, return evening). The train option runs about 2 hours to Bayeux, then a private guide meets you there.
 For older travelers specifically, the main advantages are no early-morning group meeting points, no waiting on slower or faster fellow travelers, and a driver-guide who can adjust the pace and stops in real time.
On your Private champagne day trip from Paris, it’s three: a cellar tour and tasting at Veuve Clicquot, plus visits to two family-owned wineries : a mix of one big name and smaller, more personal estates.
Smart-casual works well : comfortable shoes for cellar visits (stone floors, sometimes uneven), and a light layer, since the cellars stay cold (around 11°C / 51°F) year-round even in summer.
 It’s ambitious : the two sites aren’t close together, and it makes for a long day. Families who’ve done it and found it manageable point to two things: air-conditioned transport with real downtime between stops, and enough built-in time at each site (rather than a rushed 45-minute stop) so kids aren’t being hurried through crowds.
Doing a Private Versailles Golf cart tour with transfer is more appropriate with children













