Which barges cruise in this area?
Where is it?
-
North of Paris on the River Seine.
Rouen, Honfleur and Le Havre
are all
popular destinations whilst cruising in this region. The
Mont St Michel
is about three
hours drive from here.
What are the cruises like?
- Charming,
and often influenced by the
Impressionist art movement
as
Monet’s house and gardens at Giverny
plus
van Gogh’s village of Auvers sur Oise
are not to be missed. This is also an area steeped in history
of the
Second World War
and you’ll
have the opportunity to visit its very moving
cemeteries and war memorials.
How does this area compare with others in Europe?
- Normandy
is a very
refreshing area of France
because of its slightly cooler temperatures,
and is the
perfect place to cruise in freedom
on the
majestic River Seine.
Starting or ending your cruise in
Paris
really does feel special, and allows you to
explore this dazzling capital either pre or post cruise.
The
River Seine
is
majestic and wide,
offering
open horizons and clear views
of the marvellous landscape.
Rolling hills and distant church spires
will enchant you.
Why would I want to cruise here?
- Follow the
trail of the
Impressionist art movement
on your cruise through the heart of Normandy.
- You’d like
to
explore little fishing ports with their colourful boats clustered in
the quaint harbours
on the north
French coast.
- You’d like
to enjoy the
best quality, freshest seafood available anywhere
(though this
is not obligatory!)
- Because
you’d like to
cruise through Paris by night
and experience
her
illuminated in all her glory.
-
Because you’d like to visit the
Normandy landing beaches
and visit the
War Memorial at Caen and the American Cemetery.
- Or,
simply because you love France
and this is
another wonderful region to cruise through, enjoying fine cuisine
and wine as you go!
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