Itinerary
- Day 1
Paris
You'll arrive in Paris and board your 5-star river cruise ship this afternoon. After settling in, the ship departs and you'll start heading along the Seine as the evening unfolds.
Landmarks Eiffel Tower Notre Dame Cathedral - Day 2
Paris to Les Andelys
The ship cruises gently along the Seine toward Les Andelys, a Medieval town with Norman architecture. You can choose between a hike up to Château Gaillard's ruins, a town walking tour, a cider farm visit, or exploring the Renaissance-era Château Gaillon.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Cruise along the Seine to Les Andelys
Optional Activities
- Hike to Château Gaillard with 'Richard the Lionheart' - Medieval-themed walking tour
- Tour of Les Andelys with Château Gaillard
- Cider farm visit
- Renaissance-era Château Gaillon - Explore the 16th-century château
Landmarks Château Gaillard Château Gaillon - Day 3
Les Andelys to Rouen
You'll arrive in Rouen, Normandy's capital with over 2,000 years of history. Morning options include a city tour highlighting the cathedral and Medieval quarters, a Viking-themed tour, or a photography discovery class. Later, there's an evening lecture about WWI and soldiers on the Western Front.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Cruise to Rouen
- Expert lecture - WWI Lecture: Day in the life of a Tommy
Optional Activities
- Rouen city tour - Guided tour exploring cathedral district, old marketplace, Saint-Maclou Quarter, Medieval alleys, and Joan of Arc history
- Guided tour of Rouen with Rollo the Viking - Viking-themed tour of Medieval history
- Photography discovery - Learn digital portrait techniques with a local photographer
Landmarks Rouen Cathedral Saint-Maclou Church - Day 4
Rouen
The full day in Rouen lets you focus on either military history or food experiences. You can taste Normandy cheeses, cider, and calvados, or take full-day excursions to the Somme Battlefields visiting memorials and cemeteries like Newfoundland Memorial Park.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Optional Activities
- Tastes of Normandy - Visit local producers for tastings of soft cheeses, cider and calvados
- Excursion to the Somme Battlefields including Newfoundland Memorial Park - Full day excursion visiting WWI battle sites, Australian National Memorial, Franco-Australian Museum, Lochnagar Crater
- Excursion to the Somme Battlefields Including Thiepval - Full day excursion visiting Somme Battlefields, Australian National Memorial, Franco-Australian Museum, Caterpillar Valley Cemetery, Thiepval Memorial, and Lochnagar Crater
Landmarks Lochnagar Crater Thiepval Memorial Newfoundland Memorial Park - Day 5
Rouen to Honfleur
After cruising to Honfleur, a colorful port on the English Channel's edge, you'll join a guided walk through the Inner Harbour and historic Church of Sainte-Catherine. The town features cobbled streets and half-timbered houses. Tonight brings a lecture on Operation Fortitude and D-Day history.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Cruise to Honfleur
- Guided walking tour of Honfleur - Inner Harbour, Church of Sainte-Catherine, Garden of Personalities
- Expert lecture - Operation Fortitude and daily life during D-Day campaign
Landmarks Church of Sainte-Catherine - Day 6
Honfleur
Spend the full day in Honfleur exploring WWII history. Options include visiting Utah Beach and Omaha Beach memorials (US history), exploring Bayeux and the British Normandy Memorial (UK history), or visiting Abbey d'Ardenne and Juno Beach Centre (Canadian history). You can also tour Bayeux's historic architecture.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Optional Activities
- Excursion to the Normandy Beaches including Omaha Beach (US history focused) - Visit Utah Beach memorial, Sainte-Mère-Église, Normandy American Cemetery, and Omaha Beach Memorial
- Excursion to the Normandy Beaches including British Normandy Memorial (UK history focused) - Visit Bayeux, War Cemetery, Battle of Normandy Museum, Arromanches Landing Museum, British Normandy Memorial, Pegasus Bridge & Museum, Ranville War Cemetery
- Excursion to the Normandy Beaches including Juno Beach Centre (Canadian history focused) - Visit Abbey d'Ardenne, Juno Beach Centre, Bény-sur-Mer Canadian Cemetery, Pegasus Bridge & Museum
- Bayeux tour - Guided tour of Bayeux including Notre Dame Cathedral with free time to explore
Landmarks Utah Beach Omaha Beach Juno Beach Pegasus Bridge Notre Dame Cathedral of Bayeux Bayeux War Cemetery - Day 7
Honfleur to Caudebec-en-Caux
The ship heads inland to Caudebec-en-Caux, a Medieval town along the Seine with riverside homes and historic buildings. You can take an e-bike tour to Villequier to see the Victor Hugo Museum, coach to Fécamp for the Bénédictine Palace, walk through French Resistance history, or explore Abbey heritage sites.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Cruise to Caudebec-en-Caux
Optional Activities
- Cycle to Villequier with Victor Hugo Museum - E-bike tour along the Seine followed by museum visit
- Fécamp and Bénédictine Palace - Coach transfer to historic seaside town with guided tour of 19th-century palace and Bénédictine liquor tasting
- Tales of the French Resistance - Walking tour learning stories of resistance fighters and Nazi occupation
- Normandy Abbey Road - Guided tour exploring grand abbeys along the Seine banks
Landmarks Notre Dame Caudebec-en-Caux Victor Hugo Museum Bénédictine Palace - Day 8
Caudebec-en-Caux to Vernon to La Roche-Guyon
You'll reach Vernon, a historic border town. Morning choices include visiting Monet's House and Gardens in nearby Giverny or taking an e-bike self-guided tour through the village. After exploring, join an optional painting class. Later, cruise to La Roche-Guyon for an exclusive experience at a 16th-century château with a classical concert.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Scenic Enrich - Château de La Roche-Guyon visit with drink and classical concert by French composers
Optional Activities
- Monet's House and Garden - Journey to Giverny to tour the home of the Impressionism founder with gardens featuring Japanese-inspired water garden with lilies
- Self-guided cycle from Vernon to Giverny - E-bike tour approximately five kilometres each way with option to visit Monet's House or explore the town
- On board painting class - Create your own masterpiece inspired by the beautiful gardens
Landmarks Monet's House and Garden Château de La Roche-Guyon - Day 9
La Roche-Guyon to Conflans-Saint-Honorine to Paris
Waking in Conflans-Saint-Honorine where the Seine and Oise meet, you can visit Auvers-sur-Oise where Van Gogh painted his final works, tour Château de Chantilly or Versailles, explore the Inland Water Transport Museum, or visit Château de Malmaison. Afternoon brings you back to Paris on the ship.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Cruise to Paris
Optional Activities
- Visit to Auvers-Sur-Oise - Village where Van Gogh painted final masterpieces with entry to his rented attic room and free time
- Château de Chantilly - Guided tour of the magnificent castle with fine collections and gardens (or Versailles Palace and Garden if castle closed on Tuesday)
- Musée de la Batellerie - Visit the Inland Water Transport Museum in Conflans-Sainte-Honorine
- Château de Malmaison - Historic estate and former residence of Napoleon Bonaparte with neoclassical architecture and gardens
Landmarks Notre Dame de l'Assomption (Auvers-sur-Oise) Château de Chantilly Château de Malmaison - Day 10
Paris
Spend the day exploring Paris with free time to pursue your interests. New visitors can see the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame, while others might wander the Marais District, visit Opera Garnier, explore Montmartre, or relax at cafés. You can return to the ship whenever you like.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Optional Activities
- Trendy Marais with a local Parisian - Guided walking tour of the Marais district with diverse culture, history, architecture and fashion
- Highlights of Paris city tour - Coach tour seeing Eiffel Tower, Champs Elysee, Arc de Triomphe, Concorde Square, Notre Dame Cathedral
- Opera Garnier - Tour the spectacular opera house with ornately decorated rooms, grand staircases and chandeliers commissioned by Emperor Napoleon III
- Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte - Coach excursion to the founding French formal garden that inspired Versailles with stunning symmetrical gardens
Landmarks Eiffel Tower Notre Dame Cathedral Champs Elysee Arc de Triomphe Concorde Square Opera Garnier Moulin Rouge Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte - Day 11
Paris to Lyon
You'll take an included flight from Paris to Lyon, then board your ship for a 10-night cruise along the Rhône and Saône Rivers.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
- Day 12
Lyon to Chalon-sur-Saône
A leisurely morning cruise takes you toward Chalon-sur-Saône, an ideal base for exploring Burgundy wine country with its half-timbered houses and Gothic cathedral. You can tour Beaune and Les Hospices, taste wine at a local estate, or explore Chalon's WWII history along the old Demarcation Line.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Cruise to Chalon-sur-Saône
Optional Activities
- Guided tour of Beaune and Les Hospices - Tour of beautiful Beaune highlighting the Gothic-style hospital founded in the Middle Ages now housing a museum
- Burgundy wine tasting - Visit a local estate in the heart of Burgundy to taste Côte de Beaune wines
- WW2 in Chalon-sur-Saône - Life on the Franco-German demarcation line - Walking tour exploring the Demarcation Line dividing the town, French Resistance efforts and WWII history
Landmarks Les Hospices de Beaune - Day 13
Chalon-sur-Saône to Tournus
Wake early as the ship cruises to Tournus, a Roman-founded riverside town with a splendid Romanesque abbey. Options include visiting Château de Cormatin with gilded rooms, meeting a truffle farmer, or attending a cooking demonstration by three-star chef Georges Blanc. All guests see an afternoon cooperage demonstration showing traditional barrel making.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Cooperage demonstration - Showcase of ancient barrel making craft and its importance to wine and spirit making
Optional Activities
- Excursion to Château de Cormatin - Historic castle built in 1606 with guided tour of gilded rooms, moat, water features and manicured gardens
- Truffle Tasting - Meet a local truffle farmer and their hound to learn truffle farming techniques before tasting
- Georges Blanc cooking demonstration - Orientation tour of Vonnas village and three-star Michelin chef demonstration with village museum visit
Landmarks Château de Cormatin - Day 14
Tournus to Tournon
You'll arrive in Tournon early, known for terraced vineyards, a 10th-century castle, and cobblestoned streets. Choose between a walking tour exploring the castle and historic suspension bridge, hiking through vineyards overlooking the Rhône, or biking along the Rhône banks. Late afternoon brings an aperitif on Tournon Castle terrace.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Aperitif and castle terrace gathering - Enjoy drinks on Tournon Castle terrace with views over Rhône River and terraced vineyards
Optional Activities
- Walking tour of Tournon - Explore town learning its history and visiting the castle built between 10th-16th centuries with option to cross France's oldest suspension bridge to Tain l'Hermitage
- Hiking through the vineyards in Tournon - Hike through sloping vineyards overlooking the Rhône River to learn about local wine production and taste regional wines
- Biking along the Rhône - Cycle the picturesque banks of the Rhône River past charming villages to nearby village of Glun
Landmarks Tournon Castle Valrhona Chocolatiers - Day 15
Tournon to Avignon
After lunch, you'll dock in Avignon, the ancient City of the Popes with medieval architecture and an energetic arts scene. Surrounded by fortified walls, it's home to the Palais des Papes and Pont d'Avignon bridge. Choose a city walking tour, visit Pont du Gard aqueduct, or kayak beneath it. Tonight features an exclusive gala dinner and concert inside the Popes Palace after closing.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Gala dinner in the Palais des Papes)
Included Activities
- Scenic Enrich - Exclusive gala dinner and classical concert trio in the Palais des Papes (in the Pope's dining room)
Optional Activities
- Walking tour of Avignon including a visit to the Popes Palace - Guided walk through historic city walls and the Palais des Papes (moderate fitness required)
- Excursion to Pont Du Gard - Guided tour of the ancient Roman aqueduct dating to the first century
- Kayaking at Pont du Gard - Paddle a kayak beneath the World Heritage-listed Pont du Gard aqueduct on the Gardon River
Landmarks Palais des Papes Pont d'Avignon Pont du Gard - Day 16
Avignon
You'll have the full day in Avignon exploring Provence. Visit Luberon villages and Sénanque Abbey with lavender fields, shop at local markets with the ship's chef and learn cooking, explore a lavender producer and ochre-cliffed Roussillon, or taste wine in Châteauneuf-du-Pape among Côte du Rhône vineyards.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Optional Activities
- Excursion to Luberon villages and Sénanque Abbey - Visit Gordes (considered one of France's most beautiful villages) and picturesque Sénanque Abbey (exterior only on Sundays)
- Shop with a chef & Scenic Culinaire - Visit local market with Scenic chef to taste regional ingredients and return to ship for interactive cooking demonstration
- Lavender Museum with visit to the village of Roussillon - Visit local lavender producer to learn cultivation and harvesting, then tour beautiful Roussillon village
- Wine tasting in Châteauneuf-du-Pape - Sample region's most celebrated wines at the village famous for centuries of wine production
Landmarks Gordes Sénanque Abbey Roussillon - Day 17
Avignon to Arles
Arriving in Arles, the southernmost point near the Mediterranean, you'll find a city founded by Julius Caesar around 56BC with the largest number of Roman ruins outside Rome. Vincent Van Gogh lived here in 1888. Choose a tour of the Roman amphitheatre, visit Les Baux medieval village, learn olive oil production, or take a Provence herbal workshop. Afternoon free time or join a painting class.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Optional Activities
- Guided tour of Arles - Walking tour visiting the ancient Roman amphitheatre Arènes d'Arles experiencing the vibrant light that inspired many artists
- Visit Les Baux with Carrières de Lumières - Journey to stunning medieval village of Les Baux and visit the former quarry now hosting immersive visual and musical installation
- Ancestry of the Kitchen with olive mill - Visit local olive farm to learn olive oil production techniques and traditional Provencal recipes
- Lavender fields to cream, A Provence Herbal Workshop - Visit organic farm specializing in essential oils production (typically late June to mid-August) to learn herb benefits, essential oil extraction, and create lavender-based cream
Landmarks Arènes d'Arles Les Baux Carrières de Lumières 
- Day 18
Arles to Viviers
You'll arrive in Viviers, described as an open-air museum with rich Medieval heritage. Founded in the fifth century, narrow zig-zagging lanes look largely unchanged. Walk through monuments like the Cathedral of St. Vincent or hear French Resistance stories. Afternoon options include Ardèche Nature Park and cave replicas, Madeleine Caves with underground lakes, or visit the provincial town of Grignan with its dominating castle.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Optional Activities
- Walking tour of Viviers - Guided tour exploring monuments and architectural treasures including Cathedral of St. Vincent with free time
- French Resistance walking tour - Walking tour of Viviers hearing stories of French Resistance heroism during Nazi Occupation
- Ardèche Nature Park with Caverne du Pont-d'Arc Museum - Explore mountains and medieval fortress ruins then visit the largest decorated Palaeolithic cave replica in the world
- Ardeche National Park and Madeleine Cave - Drive through rugged Ardèche Nature Park to Madeleine Caves with intricate rock formations, stalagmites, stalactites and underground lakes (moderate fitness required)
- Excursion to Grignan de Provence - Guided exploration of beautiful provincial town featuring the mighty castle and Collegiate Church of the Holy Saviour with free time
Landmarks Cathedral of St. Vincent Caverne du Pont-d'Arc Madeleine Cave Grignan Castle - Day 19
Viviers to Lyon
Enjoy a relaxed cruise back toward Lyon while taking in Rhône River vistas. Relax on the Sun Deck, use the salt therapy lounge, or join a French cooking lesson. Tonight, an exclusive acapella choir performs in Trinity Chapel, a 17th-century space covered in Carrara marble.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Scenic Enrich - Breathtaking acapella choir performance in Trinity Chapel
Optional Activities
- French cookery lesson in Scenic Culinaire
Landmarks Trinity Chapel - Day 20
Lyon
You'll greet the day in Lyon, founded by Romans in 43BC at the confluence of two rivers. It's recognized as France's culinary capital with over 4,000 restaurants. Choose a guided tour exploring historic traboules and secret passageways with views from Notre Dame de Fourvière Basilica, visit the medieval walled village of Pérouges, or attend a silk painting workshop exploring five centuries of Lyon's silk heritage.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Optional Activities
- Guided tour of Lyon - Traverse hidden traboules and secret passageways dating back to the fourth century and visit Basilica of Notre Dame of Fourvière for city views
- Excursion to Perouges - Visit medieval walled village atop a hill with vine-covered stone buildings, cobbled laneways and centuries-old lime tree (high fitness recommended)
- Silk painting workshop - Learn about Lyon's five-century silk production heritage and silk painting history and process
Landmarks Basilica of Notre Dame of Fourvière Perouges - Day 21
Lyon to Bordeaux
You'll take an included flight from Lyon to Bordeaux, then board your ship for the next chapter of your luxury river cruise.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
- Day 22
Bordeaux to Libourne
The ship sails toward Libourne through tranquil riverside scenery. After lunch, you'll tour nearby Saint-Émilion, a World Heritage-listed village with thousands of years of history and well-preserved Medieval buildings. Explore the unique Monolithic Church, mostly underground and carved into limestone. Tonight you'll dock overnight in Libourne, a 13th-century port and winemaking capital.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Tour to Saint-Émilion - Visit World Heritage-listed village and explore the unique Monolithic Church
Landmarks Saint-Émilion Monolithic Church - Day 23
Libourne
This morning in Libourne, choose a guided tour exploring its wool, wine, salt, and wood trading history, journey to Saint-Émilion vineyards for tasting, cycle through wine regions to Château Siaurac, or join an artist for watercolor painting while sipping local wines. Afternoon sailing takes you to Fort Médoc where you'll dock overnight.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Optional Activities
- Walking tour of Libourne - Guided tour of Libourne exploring its rich history linked to trade of wool, wine, salt and wood
- Wines and Vineyards of Saint-Émilion - Journey to countryside of Saint-Émilion to explore vineyards with tasting
- Biking and tasting at Château Siaurac - Cycle through wine-growing region to acclaimed estate of Château Siaurac for tasting
- Paint and Pour - Join local artist for watercolor class on the Sun Deck with local wines
Landmarks Château Siaurac - Day 24
Fort Médoc
In the Médoc region, considered the world's leading red wine producer, explore legendary châteaux. You can coach along the 'Route des Chateaux' to visit a local winery or e-bike through spectacular countryside visiting grand châteaux for estate tastings. Tonight features an exclusive classical concert at Château d'Agassac, a 13th-century winery.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Scenic Enrich - Classical concert at Château d'Agassac
Optional Activities
- Médoc wine tasting by coach - Coach tour through scenic region with over 16,000 hectares of vineyards to local winery for tasting
- Médoc wine tasting by bicycle - E-bike tour through spectacular Médoc countryside viewing grand châteaux with sampling at prestigious estate
Landmarks Château d'Agassac - Day 25
Fort Médoc to Cadillac
Relax on board this morning as you sail to Cadillac. Enjoy a spa treatment or French cooking class in the ship's school. After lunch, you'll arrive in picturesque Cadillac, founded in 1280 and retaining many grand historic buildings. The town's name was taken to Detroit, where the American auto industry began.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Cruise to Cadillac
Optional Activities
- Spa treatment
- French cuisine lesson in Scenic Culinaire cooking school
- Day 26
Cadillac
Cadillac sits close to the Sauternes wine region known for sweet, fortified wines. Morning activities include exploring the region by coach or e-bike through rolling vineyards for tastings. Afternoons offer visiting Roquetaillade Castle (where the same family has lived 700 years), cycling through Loupiac wine region, or touring Château Toulouse-Lautrec with its historic apartments.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Optional Activities
- Sauternes by coach - Coach tour through Sauternes to vineyard for wine tasting
- Sauternes by bike - Cycle through rolling Sauternes vineyards for tasting
- Roquetaillade Castle - Tour ancient castle with family descended from ancestors residing 700 years
- Biking in the Loupiac wine region - Cycle the Gironde landscapes in Loupiac wine region admiring Château Benauge
- Château Toulouse-Lautrec - Guided tour discovering historic rooms and apartments of famous painter
Landmarks Roquetaillade Castle Château Benauge Château Toulouse-Lautrec - Day 27
Cadillac to Bordeaux
You'll discover Bordeaux's culinary delights and scenic treasures. Choose a guided city tour exploring the Gothic cathedral and Place de la Bourse, a cycling tour sampling treats like canelé pastries, or join the chef at a food market tasting regional ingredients before a cooking demonstration. Back on board, enjoy fresh oyster tastings. Night brings exclusive afterhours access to Bassins des Lumières with Champagne and a digital art show.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Fresh oyster tasting from Arcachon Bay
Optional Activities
- Guided tour of Bordeaux - Tour highlights of the city including Gothic cathedral and Place de la Bourse
- Cycling tour of Bordeaux - Pedal through historic Bordeaux sampling treats like canelé custard cake
- Shop with a chef - Join on-board chef at local food market to taste regional ingredients and return for French cooking demonstration
Landmarks Bassins des Lumières Bordeaux Cathedral Place de la Bourse - Day 28
Bordeaux to Bourg
Continue exploring Bordeaux with compelling options. Take a local tram to Cité du Vin Museum for interactive wine discovery, cruise in a motorcycle sidecar, or walk through bayside Arcachon finishing at Baltard market for local delicacies. Afternoon free time on board as you sail toward Bourg.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Optional Activities
- Cité du Vin Museum - Take local tram to museum for interactive wine discovery journey
- Tour Bordeaux by motorbike & sidecar - Cruise through Bordeaux in motorcycle sidecar and/or back of motorcycle
- Visit Arcachon - Walking tour of charming bayside town finishing at Baltard market undercover food hall
Landmarks Cité du Vin Museum Arcachon - Day 29
Bourg
Your ship docks in Bourg, a picturesque town on a rocky promontory built as a defensive château. It's a maze of ancient alleyways, moats, and bell towers along the Dordogne. Choose visiting the Carriages Museum viewing horse-drawn collections, touring Saintes with 2,000 years of history, or taking a full-day excursion to fortified Cognac with a town walk, lunch, and Rémy Martin estate tour with cognac sampling.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Optional Activities
- Bourg with Carriages Museum - Visit museum inside Bourg Castle grounds discovering unique collection of horse-drawn carriages
- Historic Saintes - Tour charming town in Charente-Maritime steeped in 2,000 years of history and lush gardens
- Full day excursion to Cognac - Walking tour of fortified city renowned for fine brandy production, lunch at local restaurant, and Rémy Martin estate tour with cognac sampling
Landmarks Bourg Castle Cognac Rémy Martin Estate - Day 30
Bourg to Blaye
You'll arrive in Blaye this morning, a petite hamlet famous for its World Heritage-listed citadel that protected Bordeaux from enemy attacks. Choose a walking tour viewing the monument overlooking the Gironde Estuary, an active walk exploring the citadel and defense system designed by architect Sébastien Vauban, a cycling tour along the Captain's Road, or visit Château de la Roche Courbon with manicured gardens.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Optional Activities
- Walking tour of Blaye - Stroll through charming city viewing World Heritage-listed monument overlooking Gironde Estuary
- Active walking tour of Blaye - Tour fascinating citadel learning about defense system created by architect Sébastien Vauban
- Cycling along the Captain's Road - Active cycling tour along the Captain's Road
- Visit Château de la Roche Courbon - Discover fortified castle transformed into historic château with sprawling manicured gardens
Landmarks Blaye Citadel Château de la Roche Courbon - Day 31
Blaye to Bordeaux
Your cruise concludes this morning in Bordeaux. You'll disembark after breakfast, carrying memories from your luxury river journey across France.
- Meals
- Breakfast
