Name: 7 Night Paris & Normandy (Wine Cruise)
Brand: AmaWaterways
SKU: 107413
Price: 4429 USD
Availability: InStock

Explora y reserva AmaWaterways 7 Night Paris & Normandy (Wine Cruise) en el AmaLyra saliendo de Paris, France el 15 abr 2027 y terminando en Vernon, France el 22 abr 2027 Navega hacia Paris, France, Les Andelys, France, Le Havre (Paris), France, Caudebec, France, Rouen, France, Vernon, France

Paris, France

PARIS – EMBARKATION. Board the ship in Paris for your Paris & Normandy cruise. (D)

Paris, the iconic capital of France, is a city of timeless elegance and cultural grandeur. Marvel at the architectural splendor of landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the Louvre Museum. Stroll along the Seine River, visiting charming cafes and boutique shops in the vibrant neighborhoods. A cruise stop in Paris offers an unforgettable blend of history, art, and romance, ensuring an enriching and inspiring experience.

LES ANDELYS. Uncover the history of Château Gaillard, the former stronghold of Richard the Lionheart, situated on the chalk cliffs high above the Seine, on a morning tour. Or, if you prefer a more active adventure, you can hike there from the banks of the

Les Andelys, France

Les Andelys, set along a scenic bend of the Seine, is known for the majestic ruins of Château Gaillard, once the fortress of Richard the Lionheart. Climb to the fortress for panoramic views of the river and surrounding countryside. The charming village below features quaint streets, historic buildings, and cozy cafés. Les Andelys captivates with its medieval allure and breathtaking landscapes.

LE HAVRE. During your time in Le Havre, set out on an excursion to the seaside town of Honfleur, renowned for its picturesque harbor, and for being an inspirational site for Impressionist painters. During the afternoon, you can join a city tour of the UNE

Le Havre (Paris), France

Le Havre, a UNESCO World Heritage site, combines modernist architecture with a rich maritime heritage. Discover the innovative designs of architect Auguste Perret in the rebuilt city center, and visit the impressive Musée d'Art Moderne André Malraux (MuMa) for its extensive collection of Impressionist works. Enjoy a stroll along the seafront promenade or relax on the expansive beach. Le Havre offers a unique blend of art, architecture, and coastal leisure.

LE HAVRE – NORMANDY BEACHES – CAUDEBEC EN CAUX. Experience the Normandy region with a variety of excursions. For those wishing to go to the American sector of the historic Normandy Beaches, you will visit the cemetery at Colleville-sur-Mer, Omaha Beach, t

Caudebec, France

ROUEN. Spend the morning enjoying medieval Rouen with a choice of several excursions. Join a walking tour and see the square where Joan of Arc was martyred, as well as the Medieval Quarter and Great Clock. You also have the choice to go on the “Tastes of 

Rouen, France

Rouen, the historic capital of Normandy, is rich in medieval heritage and cultural vibrancy. Its skyline is dominated by the stunning Rouen Cathedral, immortalized by Monet, and its cobblestone streets lead to landmarks like the Gros Horloge and the place where Joan of Arc was martyred. The city’s museums, including the Museum of Fine Arts, offer a deep dive into its artistic past. Wander through the old town to experience Rouen's unique blend of history and contemporary French life.

VERNON. Enjoy scenic cruising around Vernon before disembarking the ship for your excursion. You will have a choice of three excursions, depending on your interests. Visit Claude Monet’s home and gardens in Giverny. Art lovers will immediately recognize i

Vernon, France

Vernon, nestled on the banks of the Seine River, is a charming gateway to the renowned Giverny. This quaint town features cobblestone streets and half-timbered houses, offering a quintessential French experience. The main attraction, Claude Monet’s house and gardens in Giverny, is just a short trip away, making it a must-visit for art enthusiasts. Stroll along the Seine and explore local markets to soak in the serene beauty of Vernon.

PARIS. After a short orientation tour of the city, including a stop at the Eiffel Tower, visit Paris’s famous Musée du Vin. This wine museum is housed in what used to be crude limestone quarries, and it houses a permanent collection of more than 2,200 cul

PARIS – DISEMBARKATION. Bid farewell to Paris and prepare for your flight home. (B)

7 Night Paris & Normandy (Wine Cruise)

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The Main Lounge offers a diverse array of entertainment from traditional music to modern performances, accompanied by delightful tapas between meals. This venue is perfect for relaxing while enjoying high-quality, eclectic entertainment and snacks.

Main Lounge

Discover a trove of treasures at AmaWaterways' onboard boutique, where guests can explore an array of unique souvenirs to remember their cruise by.

Gift Shop

The pool on the Sun Deck is complemented by a sun deck bar, perfect for enjoying panoramic views and leisurely days on board.

Sun Deck

Located on the Sun Deck, the walking track is ideal for enjoying romantic strolls during sunrise or sunset.

Walking Track

Relax in style on the Sun Deck's whirlpool, surrounded by awe-inspiring views of ancient castles and picturesque villages. This serene escape is perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration or simply soaking in the scenery.

Whirlpool

Guests enjoy complimentary, unlimited wine, beer, and soft drinks during lunch and dinner, as well as sparkling wine and fresh-squeezed juices at breakfast. The bar features only the highest quality wines, sourced from local wineries and vineyards, perfectly paired with meals to enhance the culinary journey. Note: Additional drinks may incur extra charges.

Lounge Bar

Step into an exclusive setting at The Chef’s Table, where you watch the chef prepare a unique multi-course meal. This intimate dining experience includes unlimited fine wines, selected specifically for each dish, ensuring a memorable gastronomic adventure.

The Chef’s Table

AmaWaterways' chefs create exquisite menus featuring locally-inspired and Western dishes. From sparkling wine with breakfast to multi-course dinners paired with regional wines, each meal is designed to impress with both familiar and exotic options, like goulash in Hungary or Camembert on the Seine.

Main Restaurant

Guests can get their hair styled for any special occasion or evening out, ensuring they look their best throughout their cruise.

Hair Salon

After exploring ashore, guests can unwind with a soothing massage, perfect for relaxation and rejuvenation.

Massage Services

For those looking to stay active, the fitness room offers equipment like treadmills and weights, making it easy to keep fit while cruising.

Fitness Room

AmaWaterways' AmaLyra offers a nearly all-inclusive cruising experience along France's scenic Seine River, emphasizing exceptional dining and local culture. Onboard, guests enjoy a wide array of amenities including a specialty dining venue at The Chef's Table, regular entertainment in the main lounge, and complimentary bicycles for exploring port cities. The ship also features a variety of cabin options, most with French balconies, alongside modern in-cabin technology for entertainment and comfort.

The whirlpool on the Sun Deck is complemented by a walking track, perfect for enjoying panoramic views and leisurely days on board.

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If you wish to experience a different kind of inspiration in Caudebec-en-Caux, you can journey back in time with the interactive exhibits and vessels at the Seine Museum.

Then immerse yourself in the enchanting history of Château d’Ételan, the first Italian Renaissance Château built in France in 1494, where you may see a wonderful chapel with original wall paintings and the guard house dating back to 1350 in an amazing landscape. 

During your time in Le Havre, set out on an excursion to the seaside town of Honfleur, renowned for its picturesque harbor, and for being an inspirational site for Impressionist painters.

During the afternoon, you can join a city tour of the UNESCO-designated Le Havre.

You have the choice of a bike tour through Le Havre.

Experience the Normandy region with a variety of excursions. For those wishing to go to the American sector of the historic Normandy Beaches, you will visit the cemetery at Colleville-sur-Mer, Omaha Beach, the artillery battery at Longues-sur-Mer and the village of Arromanches, where the remains of the floating harbor used during the WWII landings can be seen.

If you prefer, you can tour the Gold and Juno beaches in the British and Canadian sectors, where you will visit Ranville Cemetery, Pegasus Bridge, the Canadian cemetery at Beny-sur-Mer, the WWII museum in Courseulle and, finally, Arromanches.

Alternatively, you can set out on a full day excursion to the delicious Pays d’Auge region of Normandy, where apple cider, Calvados and pommeau outrank French wine.

Visit Bayeux, with a medieval city center and the world-renowned Bayeux Tapestry, which depicts the 1066 Norman invasion of England, followed by a visit to Caen, where one of the top sites is the Château de Caen, an 11th-century castle built by William the Conqueror.

Admire the 30-acre Harcourt Arboretum, with its nearly 3,000 trees, as well as the palatial Château du Champ de Bataille and the commune of Le Bec-Hellouin, known for its 11th-century abbey.

Uncover the history of Château Gaillard, the former stronghold of Richard the Lionheart, situated on the chalk cliffs high above the Seine, on a morning tour.

Or, if you prefer a more active adventure, you can hike there from the banks of the Seine, admiring the scenic views along the way.

For those who wish to explore the area on two wheels, join a guided bike tour through the charming town of Les Andelys.

Travel to Auberge Ravoux in the heart of Auvers-sur-Oise, the last home of artist Vincent van Gogh. His spirit still lingers in his former attic rooms at the Ravoux Inn. The mere 70 days Van Gogh spent in Auvers-sur-Oise were astonishingly prolific as he painted more than 70 works here before his death.

Or enjoy the exquisite architecture of the Château Malmaison along with its museum and gardens.

Alternatively, stay in Paris to explore the "City of Light” on a guided bike tour.

Later, experience the “City of Light” from a unique perspective when you board a modern river boat at the Port de la Bourdonnais, located on the banks of the Seine River near the Eiffel Tower. With exterior seating and viewing platforms, your one-hour cruise will be a dream come true as you glide along the river and underneath Paris’s ornate bridges. From the boat, you will take in panoramic views of the city’s iconic buildings and monuments, including the Musee d’Orsay and the Notre Dame Cathedral.

Spend the morning enjoying medieval Rouen with a choice of several excursions. Join a walking tour and see the square where Joan of Arc was martyred, as well as the Medieval Quarter and Great Clock.

Get active by going on a guided bike tour. 

You also have the choice to go on the “Tastes of Normandy” tour, where you’ll be treated to the delicious flavors of the region, including chocolate, Norman cheese and cider.

Visit Bonnemare Castle, a 16th-century architectural treasure lined with picturesque poplar trees.

Visit Claude Monet’s home and gardens in Giverny. Art lovers will immediately recognize images immortalized in Monet’s most beloved paintings—such as water lilies, Japanese bridges and graceful willow trees. Wander around his famous gardens and home where he lived for more than four decades.

Visit the regal 18th-century Château de Bizy, inspired by the opulence of Versailles. Enjoy an escorted tour of the palace and gardens.

If you prefer a more active adventure, go on a guided bike tour, taking in the beautiful French countryside.

Journey to Château de la Roche-Guyon, a picturesque Renaissance-style castle, as well as the beautiful Gardens d’Acquigny, boasting waterfalls, bridges, canals and a wide variety of trees and plant life.

If you prefer a more immersive wine experience, take in the beautiful sites of Paris on your way to the Musée du Vin, Paris’s famous wine museum, which is located in the heart of the city not far from the Eiffel Tower. Explore the permanent collection, which contains more than 2,200 items that pay tribute to generations of winemakers, cellar masters, oenologists and coopers.

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