Visiting the Battlefields where our ancestors bravely fought and won the Battle Honours that are now inscribed on our psyche has been our passion since childhood.

You are now offered the chance to visit them too in a uniquely comfortable and memorable fashion. We operate small, private , bespoke tours to the Battlefields of Normandy, Arnhem, The Somme, Ypres, and other less known locations. We cannot hope to list here all the places we could go, the areas are so vast. Simply ring or email your needs to us for further discussion. Battle Honours and their customers build tours together based on the customers wishes. Our aim is not to glorify war but to perpetuate remembrance of the achievements of those who fought for our freedom in the dark days of both World Wars.

The days spent visiting the battlefields, cemeteries and memorials can be very thought provoking and emotional. Especially when there is a realisation of the suffering and sacrifice made by those that took part. However humour and light relief must never be far away, nor was it for "Tommy Atkins" !

HOW IT WORKS

After making contact, we discuss your requirements and together come up with an agreed "rough" itinerary. Perhaps you wish to follow the footsteps of a Family member, looking at where he served, fought and now lies buried. Maybe you have a specific interest in a unit or formation and need to get their history in perspective by walking the ground. Having seen a film or documentary perhaps you were captivated to find out more. Whatever the reason call us on 01462 815 124 to discuss the possibilities.

From groups of 1 to 100 our company has vast experience in arranging a tour to suit your needs. be it following an individual soldiers war to a particular regiment, action or even studying the lads from your local village memorial, consider Battle Honours to plan an unforgettable battlefield experience meeting your expectations and budget.

Amongst our previous satisfied customers

The Princess of Wales Own Regiment of Canada, Lancashire and Cheshire WFA, The Metropolitan Police, Canadian Air Force Base Ramstein, the cast and crew of Max Arthur’s Forgotten Voices, 1st Battalion Yorkshire Regiment, the Halford group from Hong Kong, 207 Field Ambulance Royal Army Medical Corps, Brilliantmont International Swiss College, the Ouseley family, Herts and Beds Police, the Goode family & ORASOT.