Battlefields Tours with Green Jersey

16/05/2026

Warner Ottley’s crash site on the way to the Möhne dam, taking off 80 years ago today and crashing in the small hours of 17 May 1943. Hit by flak over Hamm he avoided the civilian population before he crashed on the edge of the wood. #617

11/02/2026

This is great news and wonderful to see. Join us on our D Day tour in July!

Fantastic news: the Giants are returning to the British Normandy Memorial for a third consecutive year!

The installation will begin on 12 April and the Giants will all be in place by Saturday 25 April, remaining until Saturday 19 September 👍

Come and experience the power and poignancy of these incredible silhouettes, stood with heads bowed among the Memorial's meadow fields.



Standing with Giants

📷: S. Frères / Normandy Tourism

27/01/2026

08/06/2025

A poignant story in rural Herefordshire.

06/06/2025

Some of the lesser known sites of Normandy 81 years on at Port en Bessin. We look forward to visiting next week to show you the known and the unknown.

16/05/2025

Best turned out prize today went to Chris who wore his Dambusters jersey on the 82nd anniversary of the raid, two years after he rode to the Mohne with us. Pictured on the Amalfi coast today on our Italy Top to Toe ride.

24/01/2025

Normandy 1944: a vicious battle that went far beyond the landing beaches. Our tour takes it all in to the closure of the Falaise picket at the end of August 1944.

30/11/2024

. The famous view of the Mulberry harbour at Arromanches. This and much much more on our tour from the beaches to the closure of the Falaise pocket. Now available for booking for June 2025. greenjerseycycling.co.uk

10/11/2024

Visit the beaches and battlefields of next year and see not only the invasion spots, but the fight through to the closure of the Falaise pocket at the end of August 1944.

16/05/2024

This time last year we were approaching the Mohne dam having ridden from Scampton to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the dams raid. What a great trip that was. Sombre and respectful but a great group of riders.