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FRANCE Maconˆ SAÔNE


Tournon Viviers


Lyon RHÔNE


Vienne RHÔNE


Avignon Arles


Nice


ITINERARY Day 1 Lyon


Day 2 Mâcon Included excursion: Beaujolais wine tour including visit to winemaking museum and tasting


Day 3 Lyon Included excursion: Lyon city tour


Day 4 Vienne and Tournon Included excursion: walking tour of Vienne


Day 5 Tournon and Viviers Included excursions: Train de l’Ardèche excursion and Viviers guided walk


Day 6 Arles Included excursion: walking tour of Arles


Day 7 Avignon Included excursion: Avignon city tour


Day 8 Avignon This itinerary is also available in the reverse direction.


NO FLY OPTION Travel by Eurostar Standard Premier Class and first class European rail for an additional £149pp.


ENJOY IT ALL, IT’S ALL INCLUDED


P Return scheduled flights from the UK. Fly from a choice of up to 14 regional airports at no extra cost. Please call for details


P 8 days on board in a river-view stateroom


P 7 guided tours, including 3 UNESCO World Heritage sites: Lyon’s historic centre, Roman monuments in Arles, Avignon’s historic centre


P All meals on board: 7 breakfasts, 6 lunches, 7 dinners, featuring regional specialities and including Welcome Cocktail Reception and Dinner and Captain’s Farewell Dinner


P Specially selected house wine, beer and soft drinks with lunch and dinner on board


P Free Wi-Fi on board*


P Sample a variety of French cheeses; find out how to make your own fondant au chocolat; try some local wines; enjoy lively French accordion tunes; attend lectures on current affairs and the painters of Provence; see how silk printing is done today; visit a local market


P All port charges, airport taxes and overseas transfers P No surcharges guaranteed once your deposit is paid


P Complimentary business class upgrade when you book an Explorer Suite. Subject to availability


* Restrictions apply


SAVE £1,000PP ON 2017 RIVER CRUISES BOOK BEFORE 30 APRIL 2016


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