River tourism in the Ardennes

The Ardennes, a treasure trove of natural, historical and cultural gems, also has some very beautiful waterways. Veering off into this wonderful region by boat promises fabulous moments of escape and discovery.

An incredible natural heritage to explore

With a multitude of tourist attractions, the Ardennes is a region that many people consider to be one of the main sources of oxygen on the European continent. The protected marshes of its forest are home to an astonishing fauna and flora of stags, roe deer, wild boar, rare birds, orchids and even carnivorous plants. With its 650 km of leaks, the Champagne- Ardenne region offers particularly interesting routes to cruise passengers who have the immense privilege of sailing on its peaceful waters.

Alsace-Champagne-Ardenne-Lorraine by boat

It is by traveling along the Meuse and its poetic loops that you will explore the sublime and exotic Ardennes forest. The tourist treasures are so numerous in Alsace-Champagne-Ardenne-Lorraine that it is necessary to take your time, to be able to stop to admire the vineyards, the mills and the sumptuous hilly landscapes. This is why river cruises are the ideal way to discover and appreciate the region, its villages that preserve beautiful traditions, and its iconic cities.

Discovering places of character

A stopover in Flybridge will allow you to visit the impressive high castle dating from 1424 and considered one of the largest medieval fortresses in Europe. Continuing your river cruise, you will then arrive in Charleville-Mézières, the world capital of puppetry, also known for its Basilique Notre-Dame- d'Espérance, its Musée Rimbaud and its regional nature reserve of the Côte de Bois-en- Val. If, on the other hand, you decide to sail on the Meuse canal, you will have the chance to contemplate the luxuriant nature of Lorraine, as well as charming localities such as Lacroix-sur-Meuse, Bar-le-Duc, or Commercy.