L'ART DE VIVRE
The 8 passenger L'Art de Vivre started life as a Scottish munitions carrier and survived long enough to be transformed by a team of skilled crafts-men into a floating celebration of the Burgundian "good life".
Your crew of four comprises Captain, Tour guide, Master Chef and Hostess, all with a love for the Nivernais canal, and all secure in the knowledge that their vessel represents L'Art de Vivre itself
The region simply oozes charm and the cruise is a journey back in time along a magical waterway
The Upper Nivernais remains an undiscovered region, well off the beaten track on the edge of the Morvan hills. The sleepy hamlets, white grazing Charolais cattle, woods and forests are typical of the scenery we cruise through
During the summer months we visit the Valley of Sardy, a canal section with smaller locks, where time seems to have stood still for over two hundred years. The hand-swung bridges are a delight and we pass old logging sites which are now almost forgotten memory for the local people
This is the original home of luxury hotel barging and yet today, a barge is a rarity, welcomed by all, and every journey is a great event
Your crew of four comprises Captain, Tour guide, Master Chef and Hostess, all with a love for the Nivernais canal, and all secure in the knowledge that their vessel represents L'Art de Vivre itself
The region simply oozes charm and the cruise is a journey back in time along a magical waterway
The Upper Nivernais remains an undiscovered region, well off the beaten track on the edge of the Morvan hills. The sleepy hamlets, white grazing Charolais cattle, woods and forests are typical of the scenery we cruise through
During the summer months we visit the Valley of Sardy, a canal section with smaller locks, where time seems to have stood still for over two hundred years. The hand-swung bridges are a delight and we pass old logging sites which are now almost forgotten memory for the local people
This is the original home of luxury hotel barging and yet today, a barge is a rarity, welcomed by all, and every journey is a great event
FEATURES
* 8 Passengers; 3 Twin cabins, 1 double cabin
Merlot Stateroom: approx 105 sq. feet including
bathroom
Size of the beds: (2 beds): 80cms wide x 2.00m long
Chardonnay Stateroom: approx 105 sq. feet including
bathroom
Size of the bed: (1 bed): 1.40m wide x 2.04m long
Sauvignon Stateroom: approx 105 sq. feet including
bathroom
Size of the beds: (2 beds): 80 cms wide x 2.00m long
Pinot Noir Stateroom: approx 110 sq. feet including
bathroom
Size of the beds: (2 beds): 80 cms wide x 2.00m long
* 4 Crew members
*2 Decks
* Stereo, DVD, CD player
* Spa Pool
* Bicycles
* Air conditioning / heating
* Handicap Access - NO
Sun Deck and Jacuzzi | Lounge and Dining Room | Lounge |
Starter | Fish for Lunch | Duck for Diiner |
Dessert | Desserts | Cheese Board |
Double Bedded Cabin | Twin Bedded Cabin | Bath |
Family Picnic | Opening the Lock | Cruising the towpath |
Auxerre Cathedral | Chateau de Marcilly | Clamecy |