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Provençal getaway: a week along the Rhône exploring the artistic and wine treasures of southern France

Main features
Boat model: Péniche
Type: Yacht / Motoryacht > 24 m
Number of cabins: 76
Maximum capacity: 152 travelers
Crew members: 36

Cabin

Double cabin - Emerald deck
Double cabin with two single beds (separate on request) and non-opening window.
_RITUALS® beauty products
_Flat-screen TV
_Minibar with free water, beer and soft drinks, filled daily
_Hair dryer
_Free WLAN access
_Telephone, safe and air-conditioning/heating
_Bathroom with shower
_Plenty of storage space in wardrobes and under the bed
Double cabin - Diamond Deck
Suite with two single beds (separate on request) and French balcony.
_RITUALS® beauty products
_Flat-screen TV
_Minibar with complimentary water, beer and soft drinks, refilled daily
_Hair dryer
_Free WLAN access
_Telephone, safe and air-conditioning/heating
_Bathroom with shower
_Large storage spaces in wardrobes and under bed
Junior Suite - Diamond Deck
Suite with two single beds (separated on request) and French balcony.
_Welcome Aperitif with Wine and Canapes
_Beauty products from RITUALS®
_Flat screen TV
_Minibar with free water, beer and soft drinks, refilled daily
_Hair dryer
_Free WLAN access
_Telephone, safe and air conditioning/heating
_Bathroom with shower
_SPA bathrobe and slippers
_Generous storage space in wardrobes and under the bed
Double cabin aft- Ruby deck
Double cabin with two single beds (separate on request) and French balcony.
_RITUALS® beauty products
_Multimedia alarm clock with recharging function
_Flat screen TV
_Minibar with free water, beer and soft drinks, filled daily
_Hair dryer
_Free WLAN access
_Telephone, safe and air conditioning/heating
_Bathroom with shower
_Generous storage space in wardrobes and under the bed
_Located at the rear of the deck (increased engine noise possible)
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NB : The pictures, information, and visuals presented are not contractually binding. The itinerary and program indicated may be modified without notice for technical reasons (captain's decision).

Itinerary

Lyon
To this day, Lyon, the second largest city in France, has been overshadowed by the French capital... more+ Paris in terms of tourism. However, this is completely unjustified. If you travel to Lyon in France, you will experience a wonderful mix of a historic old town, excellent cuisine, numerous festivals and picturesque surroundings. Strolling through the alleyways of Lyon's old town is a real pleasure. There is something new to discover around every corner in the medieval and Renaissance-style alleyways and streets. A special feature of Lyon are the so- called "traboules" - passageways and staircases that allow you to pass through buildings and courtyards from one street to another, and due to its extensive historical buildings, large parts of Lyon are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 
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Fontainebleau Tournon
Tournon is a French commune in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region with about 10,000 inhabitants. The... more+ Rhône River is one of the longest rivers in the country, flowing through the town. Vernon Castle is partially listed and offers a museum. It was in the castle that François de France, heir to the French throne, died in the 16th century. Traces of the nobility can still be discovered in the old town, which invites visitors to stroll around. The Jardin d'Eden lives up to its name. 
Activities: Optional services: Tournon: steam train to discover the beauty of the Ardèche countryside, Tournon: vineyard tour with wine tasting, more+
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Tournon Avignon
Who doesn't know the French folk song "Sur le Pontd'Avignon", which has made the city on the left... more+ bank of the Rhône world-famous? However, Avignon gained its true significance in the 14th century when the Pope sought exile there due to warlike unrest. True to the motto "Where the Pope is, there is Rome", a glorious period of prosperity began, accompanied by the construction of Gothic monasteries and churches. With its jagged parapets and enormous towers, the monumental papal palace resembles a fortress and serves as a unique backdrop for an annual theater festival. However, the picturesque lavender landscape of Provence attracts not only art lovers, but also gourmets. 
Activities: Optional services: Avignon: city tour of the Pearl of the Rhône, Avignon: excursion to the Pont du Gard, more+
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Avignon Arles
Roman relics, medieval evidence and romaniche architecture: Arles invites you to travel through the... more+ eras and stands as a UNESCO World Heritage Site on the threshold to eternity. At the gates of the "little Rome" makes itself tothat the natural landscape Camargue with pink flamingos, white wild horses and wide sand dunes wide. Already van Gogh let himself be inspired by the color play of Provence and be seduced by the southern flair of the city. Art lovers can follow the traces of the master thanks to marked routes and stop at the famous "night café" at Place du Forum. Today the former seat of government of Emperor Barbarossa a place full of possibilities, where monumental buildings with motheir museums are in harmony. 
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Arles
Arles, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers a captivating journey through Roman, medieval, and... more+ Romanesque heritage. Known as the "Little Rome," the city is the gateway to the wild beauty of the Camargue, home to pink flamingos, white horses, and sweeping sand dunes. Inspired by the vibrant light of Provence, Van Gogh immortalized its charm, and today, art lovers can follow his footsteps through signposted routes, including a stop at the iconic Night Café on Place du Forum. Once the seat of Emperor Barbarossa’s government, Arles is now a place where history, culture, and art blend seamlessly. 
Activities: Optional services: Visit to Arles and its history & amphitheater, more+
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Arles Viviers
Looking like a sleeping beauty, Viviers sits on the right bank of the Rhône-bank. The historic... more+ town center is preserved and forms a fabulous backdrop for a trip to times long past. Through winding alleys leads a walk from the subtown, where merchants and craftsmen lived in the Middle Ages, in The Upper Town, the former refuge of the well-heeled and spiritual. Here, the richly decorated facade of the Maison des Chevaliers always discover new detailscovers. From the smallest cathedral in France, the Cathédrale Saint-Vincent, it is not far to the Belvédère de Châteauvieux. The trip is rewarded with a fantastic view over the tiled roofs of the city and the Rhône Valley. 
Activities: Optional services: Viviers: Ardèche gorges and lavender museum, more+
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Viviers Lyon
Viviers, located on the right bank of the Rhône, boasts a magnificently preserved historic center,... more+ ideal for a trip back in time. A stroll through its picturesque streets takes you from the medieval lower town to the upper town, where you'll discover architectural treasures such as the Maison des Chevaliers and the Cathédrale Saint-Vincent. From the Belvédère de Châteauvieux, you'll enjoy a breathtaking view of the Rhône valley. 
Activities: Optional services: Lyon: city tour with wine tasting, more+
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Lyon
Lyon, France's second largest city, combines history, culture and gastronomy. Its old quarter, a... more+ UNESCO World Heritage site, boasts traboules and Renaissance buildings. The city is also a major culinary center, renowned for its bouchons. Lyon is also known for its festivals and the magnificent scenery along the Rhône. 
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Possibility to privatize the boat on request
The price includes
Beauty products selected by RITUALS
High Tea: once a trip, a selection of sweet and savory treats such as scones, sandwiches, cupcakes, chocolates and macaroons. A variety of teas are available to accompany
All day long, high-quality hot and cold non-alcoholic beverages and a selection of alcoholic beverages
WIFI
Freshly stocked daily minibar and reusable water bottle in cabin
Tips for the crew
Welcome cocktail
Meals included in the program
The price does not include
Flights
Transfers
Activities not included in the program
Meals not included in the program
Additional information
Languages spoken on board: English and German
The excursions listed here may not be available on your itinerary. You will receive further information on bookable excursions with your travel documents and on board
Optional services
Flights not included in the programme are available on request
Activities and excursions upon request more+

Activities

Step back in time and experience the scenic beauty of the Ardèche region aboard the historic Train de l'Ardèche. This heritage steam train takes you on a picturesque journey through the breathtaking landscapes of the Gorges du Doux, offering a unique... more+ glimpse of the region’s natural wonders and engineering marvels. Your journey begins at the Tournon-Saint-Jean-de-Muzols station, where you’ll board the lovingly restored steam train. The station itself has a charming, old-world ambiance, setting the tone for the journey. As the steam train chugs along the tracks, you’ll travel through the spectacular Gorges du Doux, a natural canyon carved by the Doux River. Along the way, you’ll pass lush forests, towering cliffs, and ancient stone bridges. The carriages provide unobstructed views of the surrounding landscape, allowing you to fully appreciate the beauty of the Ardèche countryside. 
Not included 75 € / people
Explore the scenic beauty of the Rhône Valley on this guided Vineyard Walk and Wine Tasting excursion. Discover the world-famous vineyards of the Hermitage hills, learn about local winemaking traditions, and indulge in a tasting of some of the finest wines... more+ the region has to offer. This tour offers a perfect blend of nature, history, and culinary delight.
Your adventure begins with a guided stroll through the vineyards of Tain-l’Hermitage, located just across the Rhône River from Tournon. As you walk along the terraced hillsides, your expert guide will explain the history of the vineyards, the unique terroir of the Rhône Valley, and the winemaking techniques that have been passed down for generations. The Hermitage vineyards, known for producing some of the finest Syrah wines in the world, offer breathtaking views of the river and the surrounding countryside.
After your vineyard walk, visit a winery to learn more about the winemaking process. Learn about the different grape varieties grown in the region. Your guide will explain how the unique climate and soil of the Rhône Valley influence the flavor profiles of the wines.
Sample a selection of the region’s most prestigious wines. Whether you are a wine connoisseur or a beginner, this tasting experience will deepen your appreciation for Rhône Valley wines. 
Not included 75 € / people
The city tour starts directly at the pier and takes you to the highlights of the historic old town, which is a Unesco World Heritage Site. Inside the four-kilometer-long city wall you will discover magnificent medieval houses. Stroll through the Garden of the... more+ Popes, the Rocher des Doms, with its beautiful terraces and visit the imposing Papal Palace. Afterwards, there will be plenty of free time to visit the palace or explore Avignon's bustling city center. Sweet delicacies such as the Papalines d'Avignon or a typical French almond cake round off the excursion in culinary terms.

Admission to the Palace of the Popes is already included in the excursion price.

Please note: Due to the warm temperatures, in the months of July and August the visit to the Palace of the Popes will be replaced by an excursion to the Saint-Bénézet Bridge. The entrance to the bridge is already included in the price of the excursion. 
Not included 35 € / people
Embark on a fascinating excursion to the Pont du Gard, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the best-preserved Roman aqueducts in the world. This awe-inspiring ancient structure, nestled in the beautiful Provençal countryside, is a testament to Roman... more+ engineering and architecture. Discover its history, walk across its towering arches, and explore the natural surroundings.
The majestic Pont du Gard, a three-tiered aqueduct that was constructed in the 1st century AD to supply water to the Roman city of Nîmes. As you stand beneath its towering arches, you’ll learn about its construction, function, and the incredible engineering skills of the Romans. Your guide will explain how this aqueduct played a vital role in ancient Roman life and why it remains an architectural marvel today. During your free time, take the time to go the Museum or have a break with a coffee. 
Not included 79 € / people
A small town with a great history: Arles, the gateway to the Camargue, experienced its heyday under Roman rule. Even today, numerous magnificent buildings such as the mighty arena and the amphitheater dating back to the 1st century AD are reminders of the... more+ glorious past of the city that Emperor Constantine once called the "Little Rome in Gaul". You will be able to explore the impressive amphitheater of Arles during your visit. It was once the site of gladiator fights, animal hunts and other public events. Today, Arles captivates with a charming mixture of Roman, Romanesque, Provençal and Gypsy culture and will captivate you with its typical southern Provençal charm. By the way, even Vincent van Gogh could not resist it: The Dutch artist spent the last years of his life in Arles and painted here many of his most famous works.
Admission to the amphitheater is already included in the excursion price. Caution:High stairs in the amphitheater. 
Not included 35 € / people
You will get to know one of the most beautiful landscapes of southern France during this excursion. Not far from Viviers flows the Ardéche. Over thousands of years it has dug its way through the limestone rocks and created a unique natural spectacle. During... more+ the bus ride, breathtaking views of the turquoise-green river open up again and again, as it quietly makes its way between jagged stone blocks and lush green forests. At the first stop on your journey, visit the Lavender Museum and learn more about the plant that transforms Provence into a purple sea of beguiling scents every summer. Multimedia offers a vivid insight into the cultivation and processing of lavender. Afterwards, of course, there will be plenty of photo stops so that you can capture the wonderful scenery of the Ardèche gorges. Not to be missed are the Pont d'Arc, a natural limestone bridge that connects both banks with each other. 
Not included 75 € / people
Lyon delights its visitors with an enchanting old town. Your tour guide will show you the most beautiful places of the approximately 2,000-year-old city. The "Vieux Lyon" holds numerous discoveries in its cobblestone alleys. There you will also catch a... more+ glimpse of the famous traboules, the secret passages that lead from one street to another through houses and courtyards. Did you know that Lyon is considered the world capital of gastronomy? Therefore, enough time is scheduled on your trip for culinary delights and specialties such as the delicious brioches à la praline, which you should not miss.
Tickets are included. You can keep them after the tour and use them all day. 
Not included 45 € / people

CUSTOMIZED QUOTE

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24 September 2025 - 8 d
  • 24 September 2025
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Double cabin - Diamond Deck
  • Double cabin - Diamond Deck
  • Double cabin - Emerald deck
  • Junior Suite - Diamond Deck
  • Privatization
Travelers: 2
Price for 2 pers. :
4 390 €
Privatize the boat on request
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