Juno Beach Map

Juno Beach was where Canadian forces landed on D-Day. The Juno Beach Centre at Courseulles-sur-Mer tells their story.

Sector3rd Canadian Infantry Division
From CaenAbout 25 minutes by car
MuseumJuno Beach Centre
CemeteryBény-sur-Mer

What to see

The Juno Beach Centre at Courseulles-sur-Mer covers the Canadian contribution to the Second World War, and guides lead tours of the bunkers in the dunes in front of it. Along the seafront at Bernières-sur-Mer and Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer, monuments mark the landing areas.

Inland, the Bény-sur-Mer Canadian War Cemetery holds more than 2,000 graves.

Visiting

Juno Beach is about 25 minutes from Caen and 25 minutes from Bayeux. It sits between Gold and Sword.

Plan Your Trip

🍁 Canadian sector toursJuno Beach and Canadian memorials

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who landed on Juno Beach?

The 3rd Canadian Infantry Division, with British support.

Is the Juno Beach Centre worth visiting?

Yes, especially for Canadian visitors; allow about two hours including a bunker tour.

Related Maps

Gold BeachArromanches and the remains of the Mulberry harbour.Sword BeachOuistreham, Pegasus Bridge and the Merville Battery.CaenWilliam the Conqueror's castle and abbeys, and the Caen Memorial.BayeuxThe Bayeux Tapestry and the base for the D-Day beaches.