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Paris, Conflans Ste Honorine, Rouen, Caudebec, Vernon (Giverny) The sweet life Combine passion and the good life with art, culture, and brilliant landscapes, and you will have Northern France, with the grand "City of Lights," Paris, being at its epicenter. Paris provides the perfect start and end to your Northern France journey. The city offers legendary surprises at every turn - from the iconic Eiffel Tower to the famed Champs Elysee to the grand Notre Dame Cathedral. ParisConflans Ste Honorine
Rouen
Caudebec
Vernon (Giverny)
Paris & Normandy Grand River Cruise Package Includes: - 7-night cruise in an outside stateroom on the elegant Grand River Baroness
- Classical European cuisine with a twist of contemporary elegance
- Complimentary wine during dinner, and bottled water in your stateroom
- 6 shore excursions fully hosted by English-speaking guides
- State-of-the-art Quietvox portable audio headset system on all shore excursions
- Captain's Welcome and Farewell Dinners
- Enriching onboard entertainment and insightful lectures
- An experienced Cruise Manager and attentive all English-speaking crew
- All transfers
Airport Transfers
- Arrival Transfers: Flights must arrive between 0700 and 1400 on the day the cruise departs, or on the day any included land program begins in order to receive airport to ship transfers. These transfers are group transfers and passengers may experience a waiting period of up to 2 hours or more between transfers.
- Passengers will need to make their way to the meet and greet area where they will be met by a representative holding a TRAFALGAR UNIWORLD sign. Passengers arriving outside the official dates of arrival shown in the brochure will need to make their own arrangements or purchase a private transfer.
- Departure Transfers: Flights must depart between 0700 and 1700 on the day that the cruise or the included land package ends in order to receive the ship to airport transfer. Passengers departing later than this must make their own arrangements or purchase private transfers.
- Passenger flight details must be given to Trafalgar 45 days days prior to departure in order to qualify for these tranfers.
Important Note: Complimentary transfers will vary on certain tours especially if a Land portion is included on the tour. Please contact Trafalgar or your Travel Agent at time of booking to confirm the Complimentary transfer status on your selected tour. |
| Call (800) 999-1216 for more information or to book today! Mention code 6221824 | | Trafalgar Tours | | | | Day | Destination | Description | | Day 1 | Depart Home Gateway City to Paris | | | Day 2 | Paris | Arrive at Paris' Charles de Gaulle airport, where you'll be greeted by a Trafalgar representative and transferred to the ship. | | Day 3 | Conflans Ste Honorine | The village of Auvers-sur-Oise may seem familiar to those who know Van Gogh's work. He lived and died here, and in just 70 days, he painted the surrounding countryside and many of the local sites and people of this quaint little town. The Auberge Ravoux, the Church of Auvers-sur-Oise, the Wheat Fields, and countryside - all immortalized on canvas but also part of the everyday life in this quiet village along the River Oise.(Breakfast/ Lunch/ Captain's Welcome Dinner) Featured Excursion: Auvers-sur-Oise tour | | Day 4 | Rouen | Our visit to Rouen will take you to the stunning gothic cathedral of Rouen, painted so vividly by Monet, the haunting medieval quarter with its half-timbered, glazed tiles houses, and the Gros Horloge, a Renaissance clock tower that arches overhead. The walk ends at Vieux Marche, where Joan of Arc was punished for her defiance.(Breakfast/ Lunch/ Dinner) Featured Excursion: Walking Tour of Rouen | | Day 5 | Rouen (Normandy Beaches) | Spend the day at the location where one of the most famous days in recent world history took place-the beaches at Normandy-site of the D-Day Invasion by the Allied forces during World War II. The Invasion of Normandy holds the distinction of being history's largest amphibious combat operation. You'll visit the American Cemetery at Colleville, the allied landing sites at Omaha beach, the battlefield of Pointe du Hoc and Mulberry Harbor at Arromanches, all haunting reminders of freedom hard fought for. (Breakfast/ Lunch/ Dinner) Featured Excursion: Full-day tour to Normandy Beaches | | Day 6 | Caudebec (Honfleur) | Travel overland to Honfleur, a charming French harbor town favored by artists such as Gustave Courbet and Claude Monet. Go on a walking tour from the former smuggler's harbor of Vieux Bassin-the most often painted scene in Honfleur where the fishing village backdrop is seemingly unchanged from over 100 years ago-through the pedestrian streets to the medieval town center.(Breakfast/ Lunch/ Dinner) Featured Excursion: Visit to HonfleurIrresistible Optional Tour: Extend your Honfleur excursion with a visit to a family-owned country estate producing cider and Calvados brandy in Normandy's charming countryside | | Day 7 | Vernon (Giverny) | Visit Monet's home in his beloved village of Giverny, where he lived for 43 years, until his death in 1926. You'll explore Monet's house, furnished as it was when the leader of the Impressionist school lived here, including his precious collection of Japanese engravings. Strolling the gardens, you'll see the familiar Japanese bridge and water garden shaded by weeping willows, with its pond still full of water lilies that so inspired this master's work. (Breakfast/ Lunch/ Captain's Farewell Dinner) Featured Excursion: Monet's Giverny*Irresistible Optional Tour: Visit the stunning palace and gardens at Versailles, the official residence of the kings and queens of France from 1682 until 1790*Giverny will be closed Mondays. During November departures and a visit to Versailles Palace will be included instead. Versailles Palace is closed on Mondays. | | Day 8 | Paris | We begin our city tour with a drive up the grand boulevard Champs Elysees and past the Arc de Triomphe. We'll stop for a photo opportunity at the Eiffel Tower before continuing to Place Vendome, Hotel de Ville, Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Latin Quarter. We'll then go to Les Invalides, the Louvre courtyard and the Luxembourg Gardens, where we will see a slice of daily Parisian life-gentleman playing boules and children sailing boats on the glassy pond- as well as view Bartholdi's model for the Statue of Liberty.(Breakfast/ Lunch/ Dinner) Featured Excursion: Paris city tourIrresistible Optional Tours: Spend time in one of the most famous museums in the world, the Louvre,* and/or enjoy an illuminated cruise through Paris in the evening*The Louvre is close on Tuesdays, January 1, May 1,May 8, December 25, and groups are not allowed on the first Sunday of each month. | | Day 9 | Depart Paris | Disembark the ship and transfer to the airport in Paris for your flight home or extend your stay for a few more days in Paris. |
| | | * Taxes, security fees and fuel surcharges are not included. ** This list indicates brochure rates and dates. *** Please note: Land + Air inclusive tour prices are based from New York. For inclusive tour prices to your home city, please contact Trafalgar or your Travel Agent. **** For single travellers purchasing the twin-share option, please note that there is a no smoking policy in all shared rooms. |
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