Explore WWII history with an Australian guide in France & Belgium. Visit key battle sites, graves, and more. Small groups, air-conditioned comfort.
Out in the Somme Day Tour
Serre Road Cemetery No.2 - The largest Commonwealth cemetery in the Somme.
Beaumont-Hamel Newfoundland Memorial - A WWI battlefield left as it was. Walk through authentic trenches used on the first day of the Battle of the Somme.
Memorial de Thiepval - Over 73,000 missing British soldiers are commemorated, those with no-known grave.
Mouquet Farm - The fields here contain the highest concentration of Australia’s fallen on the Western Front.
Tank Corps Memorial - Wind Mill Site, a sacred ground where many Australians fought.
Pozieres - An Australian village in the Somme.
1st austalian devision memorial - The 1st Australian Division lost more men at Pozieres than any other battlefield in France and Belgium.
Lochnagar Crater - An underground mine detonated to start the Battle of the Somme. The biggest scar on the land of the Western Front.
3rd Australian Division Memorial - Where General Monash and the 3rd Australian Division halted the German advance in 1918.
Australian National Memorial - Villers-Bretonneux, the site of the ANZAC Day Dawn Service in France.
Sir John Monash Centre - A “must visit” information centre showcasing Australian action across the Western Front.
Franco-Australian Museum - Victoria School in Villers-Bretonneux, where Australians are forever remembered.
Australian Corps Memorial - Le Hamel - where General Monash introduced tactics that took charge of the war.
Fromelles - Ypres Day Tour
Pheasant Wood Military Cemetery - The newest Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery containing all the Australians found in the mass grave at Pheasant Wood, Fromelles.
Australian Memorial Park - Located on the Fromelles battlefield with the iconic Cobber’s Statue.
VC Corner Australian Cemetery - Located on no-man’s land at Fromelles. Where 1299 Australian missing from the disastrous Battle of Fromelles are commemorated.
Christmas Truce Memorial - The official site of the 1914 Christmas Truce.
Messines Ridge - The ridge blown apart by 19 Allied mines in 1917.
Hill 60 - Walk through the massive crater created by an underground mine in 1917, represented in the book / film “Beneath Hill 60”.
Brothers In Arms Memorial - Born from the fierce passion of a local Belgian, the memorial is dedicated to all the brothers that fought on the Western Front.
Buttes New British Cemetery, Polygon Wood - Polygon Wood, the site of the ANZAC Day Dawn Service in Belgium and the location of the 5th Australian Division Memorial.
Passchendaele Museum - Regarded as the best museum on the Western Front.
Tyne Cot Cemetery - The largest Commonwealth Cemetery in the world;
Menin Gate Memorial - Where the Commonwealth missing in Belgium a commemorated.
Ieper (Ypres) - Dinner is in the old town of Ypres.
Last Post ceremony - The very emotive Last Post Ceremony, performed by the locals every day since 1928. A perfect way the end a Western Front visit.
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Meals and entry fees.
- Franco-Australian Museum - 4.50 euro / person
- Memorial Museum Passchendaele - 8.00 euro / person
- Accommodation.
The only Australian guide operating on the Western Front.
Spend two relaxed days tracing the steps of Australians across France & Belgium. Visit Villers-Bretonneux, Somme, Pozieres, Fromelles, Messines, Polygon Wood, Passchendaele, and more.
All Day Tours begin and end in Arras, conducted in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle. Our small group tours offer the chance to visit the grave of a unique soldier or follow the actions of a relative.
Ideal for singles, couples, and small groups. Shared tours with a maximum of 7 clients.
Tours are conducted in English.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
