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Musical show, with film projected onto a giant screen and Fireworks. Military brass band Festival (Caen)
Wreath-laying ceremony, parade by approximately 1,200 members of the Normandy Veterans' Association (Colleville-Montgomery)
Spitfires demonstration (Longues sur Mer)
SIGHTSEEING
American Cemetery Omaha Beach
Overlooking Omaha Beach, the American cemetery contains over 9,000 perfectly aligned white crosses on a 170-acre plot which is conducive to meditation and remembrance. A chapel and a memorial add the finishing touch to this moving scene.
Pointe du Hoc
The symbol of the gallantry of the young American soldiers and one of the strongpoints of the German fortifications, the famous Pointe du Hoc was taken by storm by Colonel Rudder's Rangers on the morning of 6th June.
Omaha Museum June 6, 1944
Just a few yards from Omaha Beach, this museum offers a collection of vehicles, weapons, uniforms and insignia found on the actual battlefield.
Arromanches D Day Museum
Located right in front of the actual vestiges of the artificial harbour (Mulberry B), this museum is devoted to the incredible feat of technology achieved by the British in building and setting up the artificial harbour. Models, a diorama, video show...
Arromanches 360°
A 18 minute film, "The Price of Freedom", presented on 9 screens in a round theatre over looking Arromanches, mixes archive footage and present day pictures, plunging the visitor into the thick of the action.
Utah Beach Museum
On the actual site of Utah Beach. This refurbished museum tells the story of the Utah landing and the opening up of the Path to Freedom.
Memorial of Caen
A modern, lively staying of history calls up the recent past through the play of light, period pieces, scale models, sound evocations and wide screen films.
A journey into the heart of History an Hope for the future with The museum Itinerary (1918-1945)
GOLF COURSES
Omaha Beach golf course
Situated close to the famous landing beaches, Omaha Golf Course is one of the best in the West of France and deserves its international label.
Nine holes are close to the sea where the windy conditions prevail. The green of hole number 6 at the edge of the cliff overlooking the harbour is a treasure in itself.
The other nine holes are set in the heart of the Norman bocage with its apple trees and dense bushes which make up one of the course main difficulties.
History is present all along the course with each hole named after heroes from the Normandy landing on 6th of June 1944.
Deauville golf course
Overlooking Deauville’s bay, players putt under the windows of the Grand Hotel at Deauville Golf, an old and challenging course designed by Tom Simpson.
A large variety of trees such as oak, elm, ash, apple trees (symbol of the Calvados country) surrounds the fairways, where remain some piece of wall of the Marquis de Lassay’s castle.
Deauville is one of the most exclusive golf course in Normandy where many foreign golfers come from all over the world to enjoy golf, relax and …gambling at the famous casino.
Etretat golf course
Situated at the top of Etretat’s cliffs and overlooking the worldwide known natural arches in the cliffs (Aiguille Creuse), this outstanding golf course is considered as one of the most spectacular in Europe.
Like all the authentic links, Etretat Golf Course offers windy conditions and dreadful gorse surrounding some of the fairways requiring long and straight iron shots, which represent a tough challenge for the golfers. Even though you have reached the green, the difficulties remain with the up and down slopes and the flagsticks bending in the gusts.
Château de Champ de Bataille golf course
The reputation of this championship golf course as a difficult and challenging course has grown steadily since its inception 14 years ago in 1988.
Created from a huge forest, its fairways are testing and careful club selection is vital. Champ de Bataille is not merely a setting of breathtaking beauty, but an inventive test of golf to challenge the imagination of players at every level.
Dominated by a 17th century castle, this course with its immense clusters of rhododendrons and centuries old trees is considered as one of the top 25 most beautiful courses in France, and competitors compare this course to the West Course at Wentworth.
PRICES:
GOLFER: $2,950.00 per person
NONGOLFER: $2,750.00 per person
SINGLE SUPPLEMENT: $1,100.00 per person
Included :
* Lodging in a twin bedded or double room in four star luxury hotels
* Daily buffet breakfast
* 4 rounds of golf with pre-booking of tee times
* Chauffeur driven service for all ground transportation
* 2 dinners (arrival and farewell) including wine
* 2 cocktails (welcome on arrival day and prize ceremony)
* Prizes for golf competition
* Guided tour of D Day Beaches
* Participation to D Day 60th anniversary commemorations
* Luggage handling
* Meet and greet service
* Hidden Links assistance and services
* All local taxes
Not included :
* Meals except those mentioned above
* Drinks, tips and other personal expenses
* Electric golf carts rental or caddies
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
1. PRICES
Prices are based on currency exchange rate at the time of printing and are subject to adjustments according to the currency exchange rate at the time of booking.
2. RESERVATIONS
All reservations must be made in writing (letter, fax, e-mail) and become valid once the client has signed an order form.
3. PAYMENT
Payment will be done as follows :
* 20% down with the reservation
* The remainder 45 days before arrival date
If the registration is done less than 45 days before arrival date, the full price is due immediately.
4. CANCELLATION
Cancellations by the client must be in writing to Hidden Links and are subject to the following forfeit of cost per person :
* Cancellation 45 days or more before arrival date : 20% of the package value
* Cancellation between 45 and 30 days before arrival date : 50% of the package value
* Cancellation less than 30 days before arrival date : 100% of the package value
5. MODIFICATIONS
Any modifications asked for by the client less than 45 days before arrival date will only be possible if the various service providers (hotels, restaurants, golf clubs) are able to comply. Otherwise, any requested modifications could be considered as a cancellation and would be subject to the above mentioned cancellation policy.
6. LIABILITY
Hidden Links will not assume responsibility for any delay or damage to or loss of property or injury to or death of persons due to transportations (rental car, motor coach, railroad, air flight, or any other conveyances), or due to suppliers (accommodations, golf courses, restaurants), or due to any other external reasons (strikes, weather conditions, etc).
7. AFTER-SALES SERVICE AND CLAIMS
If, during the stay, any of the service providers (hotels, restaurants, golf clubs, châteaux….) do not meet the programmed standards, the client must require of the service provider a downgrade or non provided service certificate or, lacking the above, the client must submit a written claim to Hidden Links within 30 days of the end of the stay.
Any claims not respecting this protocol will not be admitted.
There will be no refunds for any unused portions of the package.
8. PLAYING GOLF
The client acknowledges having the necessary golf skills for playing on the programmed courses.
The client plays golf on the course solely under his own responsibility towards others and equipment.
Hidden Links can not be held responsible if the golf course can not be used because of weather conditions or a tournament organized by the golf club.
Hidden Links can not be held responsible if there is a litigation between the client and the golf club in case of theft, loss or damage of equipment.
9. ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Payment by the client means full acceptance, by the client of the above mentioned terms and conditions
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