Overview Grand Seine & Rhône

CRUISE YEAR

14-night Cruise

Cruise From: Paris to Arles

French history, art, food, and wine are all highlighted on this grand journey along three iconic French rivers: the Seine, Saône, and Rhône. Embark in Paris and perhaps begin the following day with a visit to Richard the Lionheart’s former stronghold, Château Gaillard. Then witness a moving ceremony either on the US or the British and Canadian Landing Beaches of Normandy. Discover medieval Rouen and more of Paris, cities that inspired artists like Monet, before transferring to Dijon and embarking another beautiful AmaWaterways ship. During the second leg of your journey, you will sip wines from Burgundy and the Côtes du Rhône, explore this region of France through your taste buds in the culinary capital of Lyon, stroll through a truffle farm alongside a canine companion, and follow in the footsteps of Van Gogh in Arles before you disembark in this fascinating city. This longer journey through France will awaken all your senses as you fall deep in love with this beautiful country and the amazing wonders it has to offer.

COUNTRIES: France

RIVERS: Rhone, Seine, Saone

Grand Seine & Rhône At A Glance

On our river cruises, you will enjoy an extensive lineup of included tours. In many cases, you will have a choice of excursions, such as standard tours, bike tours, hikes and special interest tours. We always include a large variety of activities so that you can choose how you want to explore. No matter your preference, your days will be full of discovery and wonder.
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Itinerary is subject to change. For the most up-to-date information, please refer to the itinerary schedule provided with your final documents.

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Visit the Provençal town of Arles and look back upon the incredible life of Vincent van Gogh.
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The history, allure and flavor of the culinary world's "Black Diamonds"
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Joan of Arc, Claude Monet, Roy Lichtenstein, Victor Hugo, J.M.W. Turner, the Hundred Years’ War and structures and architecture from the Middle Ages and Renaissance times.
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