Sword Beach is a wide and comfortable beach located in Northern France, close to the city of Caen. It is known for its historical significance during World War II, particularly for Operation Neptune and Operation Overlord. Today, it serves as a place of relaxation and fun, where visitors can enjoy the natural beauty of the beach.
The beach is also near a camper-van rest spot, making it a convenient location for those traveling in camper-vans. However, visitors should note that the beach may not have all the amenities they might expect, and it's suggested to come prepared.
Best restaurants near Sword Beach include Restaurant de l'HĂ´tel de Ville, Le Goeland, L'Abri CĂ´tier, Mister Burger and La Taverne.
Visitor reviews highlight the historical significance of the beach, particularly its role in World War II, as a major point of interest. Many visitors appreciate the memorials and plaques that honor the soldiers who fought in the war. However, some visitors complain about the lack of clear signage and information, making it difficult to locate specific landmarks and points of interest.
Latitude: 49.310013 / Longitude: -0.3286228
Sword Beach is located in Normandy. The following map of Sword Beach shows the exact location.
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