River yacht charter & license-free river boat Dole
Last updated on 8 April 2025
Visiting Dole by boat is an excellent way to enjoy a wonderful nautical experience. It is a very small town, certainly, but it is nestled in the heart of a charming region between Dijon and Besançon. You will be dazzled by the rural setting of the town, the beauty of the region and the imposing monuments that magnify it. By opting for a yacht charter in Dole, you can also sail along the Doubs and other picturesque villages.
Dole, an exceptional place to relax
If you are looking for a quiet little spot, you will quickly be charmed by the town of Dole and its landscapes, which illustrate the image of a seductive and relaxing city. Moreover, by opting for a short river excursion along the Doubs, you will be able to appreciate the charm and calm of this magnificent town as well as the villages hauled in along the sides of the boats of the Franche-Comté.
La Dole is a picturesque little town in the department of Jura, to the east of Franche-Comté, not far from Dijon and Besançon. The former center of Franche-Comté, before Besançon, this magnificent and ancient city has witnessed many of France's defining eras. Its long history has also allowed it to acquire a rich heritage that will delight budding historians and lovers of beautiful architecture. As you stroll through its peaceful streets, you can, for example, reach the prestigious Notre-Dame collegiate church. It is the emblem of the village, standing majestically in the heart of the old town. You will notice the beauty of its Gothic architecture, its charming bell tower and its embellished doors that will transport you back to the medieval era.
Despite its small surface area, the Dole also seems perfectly equipped for a short walk in the heart of lush nature. Fishing enthusiasts will be delighted to cast their line in the peaceful waters of the Doubs before pulling up anchor to join the other villages embellishing the banks of the Saône and the Seille. Throughout your adventure, swimming, canoeing, kayaking and other fun water sports await you, not to mention walks in picturesque villages, sheltered from mass tourism.