Bordeaux
Rivers & Waterways | Europe
French River Cruising with Bordeaux
1st
April 2019 • 10 nights • Sails from Southampton • Black Watch • W1905 From only £1,099 per person
On this immersive exploration of France you’ll enjoy five tempting destinations, complemented by a generous helping of scenic Seine River cruising. Bordeaux will be brought closer, courtesy of Black Watch’s ability to dock in the beautiful city centre, and what’s more there’s also a rare opportunity to explore the medieval island of Mont St Michel.
Date Arrive Depart Destination
APRIL 2019 Mon 01
PM Southampton
Tue 02 early am late pm Saint Malo, France Wed 03
Cruising
Thu 04 early am late pm La Rochelle (from La Pallice), France
Fri 05 Sat 06 Sun 07
early am Bordeaux, France
late night Bordeaux, France Cruising
Mon 08 early pm late night Cruising Seine River Tue 09 early am late pm Rouen, France Wed 10 early am early pm Honfleur, France Thu 11 AM
Southampton
Seine River
Recommended experiences Savour a vineyard tour from Bordeaux
Admire the Seine River from Black Watch
Marvel at dramatic Mont St Michel
Upgrade prices per person, per night Ocean View Room from: £15 Balcony Room from: Suite from:
£70 £80
Single Rooms from: £1,799
Free upgrade offer on selected room grades, subject to availability
Prices are correct at time of going to print, but may change at any time. Call for latest prices.
All included in your cruise price:
Comfortable en-suite accommodation • Breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, five-course à la carte dinner, late night buffet and self-service tea & coffee • Varied daytime activities • Lectures and talks • Swimming pools, Jacuzzis and gym • Choice of live evening entertainment • 2 formal nights • Overnight stay in Bordeaux
View destination and ship videos at
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Charming Saint-Malo is the first destination. An ideal hors d’oeuvre before the days of city discovery to follow. From here there’s a chance to visit the fairytale island of Mont St Michel, home to over 60 national heritage sites. La Pallice is your gateway to the scenic landscapes and landmarks of La Rochelle; the flavoursome Cognac region; and the enchanting marshlands of Marais Poitevin (‘Green Venice’).
In Bordeaux, seeing the city – much of which is UNESCO-listed – begins at the end of the gangway, courtesy of Black Watch’s smaller size. Though the countless historic landmarks are sure to delight, no visit would be complete without sampling the famous wine culture. Invigorating experiences await at the Cité du Vin museum or on a vineyard tour, during your overnight stay.
Following several hours sailing through French countryside along the Seine River, Rouen brings the chance to hear tales of Joan of Arc and Richard the Lionheart on a walking tour; or take a romantic trip to Paris, perhaps. Pretty Honfleur completes this enticing line-up. You’re sure to be spellbound as you uncover the 16th
– a glistening reminder of Normandy’s maritime past.
century streets and attractive harbour
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