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> Upper Loire & Loire Valley
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The picturesque Upper Loire features a landscape dotted with castles, riverside villages and stately manor houses. During your voyage, you'll cruise past
Montargis, known as the "Venice of France" thanks to the canal that winds through the center of town, and the majestic splendor of the world's largest
aqueduct that crosses the Loire River at Briare. You can also walk the ancient "Staircase of Seven Locks" at Rogny-les-Sept-Ecluses, completed in 1642.
As the only vessel cruising in Loire Valley, a voyage on Nymphea features exclusive barging access to the towns of Bléré and St Aignan,
and the breathtaking Château de Chenonceau.
Select a vessel below to learn more or click here for a photo tour of this region.
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Rating: Ultra-Deluxe
Capacity: 8
The luxurious and beautifully-decorated Renaissance features spacious staterooms and impeccable service. Your voyage
aboard this vessel will be unforgettable.
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Rating: Deluxe
Capacity: 6
Climb aboard Meanderer and take a voyage through the Upper Loire in style. You'll delight in her spacious cabins and
fall in love with her friendly crew.
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Rating: Deluxe
Capacity: 8
This deluxe vessel cruises between Nemours and Auxerre for most of the summer. Amenities like flat screen TVs and
Internet access in each cabin enhance the barge's modern feel.
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Rating: Deluxe
Capacity: 12
The beautiful Savoir Faire boasts a colorful history as well as deluxe accommodations and top-notch service. The vessel offers two spacious
sundecks, perfect for watching the passing scenery.
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Rating: Deluxe
Capacity: 12
Panoramic windows throughout Marjorie II ensure that you won't miss a thing on your journey through Burgundy. Finely appointed
cabins and spacious sitting areas are the icing on the cake.
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Rating: First Class
Capacity: 6
The unique size and shape of Nymphea allows her to be the only vessel cruising the enchanting Loire Valley. Along the way, you'll
cruise under the arches of the Château de Chenonceau.
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