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This triumvirate of France brings you the very best of each region—Paris and the Normandy coast in the north, vineyard-rich Bordeaux in the southwest, and the sun-drenched Mediterranean delights of Burgundy and Provence.
Dagprogramma / Reisroute
- Dag 1.
- Bordeaux (Embark)
- Dag 2.
- Cussac Fort Médoc
- Dag 3.
- Cadillac
- Dag 4.
- Blaye, Bourg Sur Gironde
- Dag 5.
- Libourne (Saint-Émilion)
- Dag 6.
- Libourne, Bordeaux
- Dag 7.
- Bordeaux
- Dag 8.
- Bordeaux (Disembark), Transfer To Paris Via High-S...
- Dag 9.
- La Roche-Guyon, Vernon, Giverny
- Dag 10.
- Rouen
- Dag 11.
- Caudebec-En-Caux (Honfleur Or Étretat)
- Dag 12.
- Rouen (Normandy Beaches)
- Dag 13.
- Mantes-La-Jolie (Versailles)
- Dag 14.
- Paris
- Dag 15.
- Paris (Disembark), Transfer To Lyon Via High-Speed...
- Dag 16.
- Lyon
- Dag 17.
- Mâcon (Beaune)
- Dag 18.
- Tain-L’Hermitage (Tournon)
- Dag 19.
- Viviers
- Dag 20.
- Avignon
- Dag 21.
- Arles
- Dag 22.
- Arles (Disembark)
Havens (13): Arles, Avignon, Blaye, Bordeaux, Honfleur, Lyon, Macon, Marseille, Merignac, Parijs, Rouen, Saint-Émilion, Versailles
Details
This triumvirate of France brings you the very best of each region—Paris and the Normandy coast in the north, vineyard-rich Bordeaux in the southwest, and the sun-drenched Mediterranean delights of Burgundy and Provence. You’ll tour glamorous capital cities in leisure and style, explore ancient villages still unspoiled by modern life, and walk in the footsteps of famous artists such as Monet and Van Gogh. With Uniworld’s extraordinary excursions, you’ll visit the Palace of the Popes in Avignon, taste incomparable wines in Bordeaux, stroll the charming medieval lanes of Viviers, peruse a farmers market in Southern France, and take a scenic bike ride through Lyon before seeing the city spectacularly illuminated at night. All the while, savor the renowned wines and cooking traditions that have made French cuisine the most revered in the world.
Ultimate France is a combination of Paris & Normandy, Brilliant Bordeaux, and Burgundy & Provence.