L'Impressionniste
The 13 passenger L'Impressionniste, sister ship to La Belle Epoque began life as a cargo barge in Holland before undergoing a complete transformation into the powerful canal and river cruiser she is today
Her light and airy interior features picture windows and selections of prints, fabrics and wall colorings reminiscent of the turn of the century era after which she has been named. She is crewed by a knowledgeable Captain, Mater Chef and crew of three
L'Impressionniste's classic route covers some fine rural cruising, with plenty of opportunity to cycle and stroll along the tow-path and wander into nearby villages
FEATURES
* 13 Passengers; 2 Suites with bathtubs in bathrooms, 4 junior suites, 1 single
Monet Stern Suite (13.62ft x
12.47ft) incl bath
170sq feet
Renoir Bow Suite (15.42ft x 9.68ft) incl bath
150 sq feet
Sisley & Degas Junior Suites (10.33ft x
12.14ft) incl bath
125 sq feet
Pissarro & Cezanne Junior Suites (10.83ft x
9.84ft) incl bath
115 sq feet
* 5 Crew members
*
2
Decks
* Stereo, DVD, CD player
* Spa Pool / fitness studio
* Bicycles
* Air conditioning / heating
*
Handicap Access - NO
INFORMATION FOR PASSENGERS
WITH MOBILITY PROBLEMS
L’Impressionniste has a gangplank from the bank to the deck
with 2 handrails and 2 wide steps from the Deck to the Saloon.
There are 12 steps from the Saloon to the cabins.
These steps have a handrail and are wide enough for 1 person to walk
besides another to assist them down the stairs. L’Impressionniste
is not the ideal cruise to book if you have mobility problems because of the
excursions. Some of the excursions
would be very difficult and some would be impossible for you to attend as most
excursions are on foot rather than by minibus
