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The British Normandy Memorial is an impressive and oppressive site. On the one hand, it commemorates the fallen, and on the other, it should serve as a warning: "Never again" to engage in such madness.

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A hiking trail between the coastal strip and the marshland, which is a nature reserve.

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This hut, or rather the plaque on it, commemorates the English soldier Stanly Hollis and his bravery on D-Day.

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marked path between sea and marsh

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The British Normandy Memorial is a war memorial commemorating the D-Day landings by the British 69th Brigade and other units. It lists the 22,442 people who were killed in Normandy between D-Day and August 31, 1944.

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This is a memorial to British soldier Stanley Hollis of the 6th Battalion of the Green Howards. He was awarded the Victoria Cross for his acts of heroism and bravery on the first day of D-Day, June 6, 1944.

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This puny coastal town was Britain's main bridgehead. A monument commemorating the invasion stands at the intersection of the D514 and Avenue du Colonel-Harper. The lighthouse with radio beacon (range 46 km) guides ships through the Channel, in conjunction with the lighthouses of Portland, St Catherine's Point (England), Antifer, Le Havre and Gatteville.

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The beach in front of the protected Marais du Bessin coastal wetland is natural and undeveloped. The trail behind the dunes is sandy and some sections are not really suitable for regular bike tires. The dirt road from Asnelles is better to bike but turns here away from the beach, back to the paved road. Fat tires can make it straight. Another access to the beach is a couple of mile further east.