France is the ideal destination for your first cruise … or your tenth! The only problem you’ll have is choosing from all the amazing routes.Ī canal cruise in France means lots of relaxation as your self-drive boat glides slowly along, and plenty of expeditions on dry land too, maybe on a bike along the towpaths and trails – France has lots of these – or a gourmet break or a visit to a major tourist site. Every region of France deserves its reputation as the natural home of waterways tourism. Think of France and its waterways come to mind: the elegant canals of Burgundy, the sun-drenched Canal du Midi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, Brittany’s endless stream of canals and rivers, the picturesque rivers of Alsace and the untamed Camargue. Special Offers ⏰ up to 50% on a selection of cruises.
Our commitments for responsible cruising.(From November to the end of March, you will have to take a walk through the village due to suspension of operation.) YouĬan also think about the way from Toulouse to Sarlat or reverse. Please let us know if you would like to make a reservation. You will visit three beautiful villages: Benac et Cazenac with its towering castle on the hill, Domme, a fortified village on the hill, La Roque Gajac, where you can enjoy a cruise on Dordogne River.Īt Donmum, you can also enjoy your meal while enjoying the spectacular view of the Dordogne region. Sweets using walnuts, duck and goose foie-gras, very sweet strawberries and flat peaches in the summer, and famous fresh truffles in winter.Īlong the Dordogne River, which was registered as a World Natural Heritage site in 2015, there are still many castles that were the stage of the 100-year war over the succession of France. In Sarlat, the food center of southwestern France, a morning market selling specialty products from the Périgord region will open on Saturday mornings. *Every night from April to October, the church will have an organ concert from 21:30 and a light up from 22:15. There are also directions to two view points with a panoramic one of the village. We will stay in the prosperous Conques centered around the church of Saint-Fore, which has been protected since the end of the eighth century by Emperor Karl.Īround the 11th century, the second floor of the church of Sainte-Foy, called the Tampan, is said to be the masterpiece of Romanesque sculpture. Take a walk in the rosy city, visit the cathedral and the Lautrec Museum.Ī beautiful village on the Averon River, Belcastel, which means a beautiful French castle, has an 11th-century castle that offers a glimpse of the medieval way of life. The bishop of Albi will take you from the opposite bank of the Tarn River to a view spot overlooking the old brick town and Pont Vieux Bridge. When pastel was produced in the region, this small village became known in many European countries as a source of fine textiles, and many merchants visited it.
Pass through the vineyards of Gaillac, one of France's oldest varieties, and you'll see Cordes-sur-Ciel, a fortified city in the sky.Īfter guiding you to the hill with a panoramic view of the village, take a walk through the stone-paved village.
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