River Cruises in France

River cruises in France let you experience incredible diversity in the land of baguettes and croissants – from the colourful south with its lavender fields and vineyards that line the rivers, Normandy with its countless palaces and castles or via the Loire to the Atlantic. On your journey through France you will be greeted by an incomparable variety of things to see: historical old towns, wine tasting and beautiful nature.

In the heart of France, the Seine winds through the romantic city of Paris. After exploring the city, your river cruise will take you to the north of France, where you’ll find the medieval town of Rouen and its magnificent cathedral. Savour the flair of the region, just like the great impressionist Claude Monet once did. He painted this region to the north of Paris dozens of times and presented its wonderful landscapes to the world.

Good weather is a guarantee in the south of the Republic. Here, natural phenomena such as sand-lime brick and bizarre grottos at the banks of the Ardèche await you. In the Camargue, where flamingos and wild horses live, you will get the chance to visit vineyards or a perfumery. A beautiful old town is waiting in Avignon as well as its famous bridge, which has been sung of many times in ‘Sur le pont d’Avignon’. The Mediterranean climate is perfect for cocktails or board games on the deck of our modern ship and guarantees total relaxation after the exciting shore leaves and sightseeing trips.

A river cruise through France is the perfect trip for wine enthusiasts, sun worshipers, those interested in culture and history, lovebirds and romantics. You will find everything your heart desires on our modern ships, from the programme of culinary treats and entertainment on board to the relaxing treatments in the SPA. We also always adapt to your special requests and offer a number of flexible services.

Decide now where you want to travel on France’s main arteries: from east to west to the thunderous Atlantic coast or rather from north to south to the Mediterranean Sea? Our programme includes all large waterways with their most important tributaries, leaving nothing to be desired.