Napolean:
Canal
and River Cruising
by Abercrombie
and Kent
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Simply the Best
'Napolean': Vallee
du Rhone and Provence
7 Day Tour
With
year-'round sun warming lavender fields and Mediterranean shorelines,
and
an ancient culture dedicated to supplying every need of mind, body and
soul, Provence and the South are blissful places for rest and
relaxation.
These
are the lands of olive oil and honey, rosemary and sunflowers, hilltop
villages and cypress avenues. Van Gogh painted here, and here the Popes
fled to escape the turmoil of 00th century Rome. In recent years,
Provence
has become a potent symbol of “the good life,” and every visitor would
agree that there’s something magical in the Proven?al air.
Canal
and river cruising
is one of the most relaxing and intimate ways to experience the beauty
of Europe, without crowds and in great comfort. For those who
appreciate
fine food and wines, peaceful vistas and an exciting new destination
each
day without ever leaving “home,” this has become a favorite way to
celebrate
a special birthday, anniversary or time together as a family.
 Luxury
barge 'Napoleon'
is one of Europe's finest vessels. This year she cruises from
Tournon/Tain
l'Hermitage in France's Rhone region to Arles in Provence, a diverse
itinerary
that passes from chateaux and sleepy vineyards to the sun-drenched
landscapes
of Van Gogh and the monuments of the Roman Empire.
'Napoleon'
- Passengers:
12
- Crew: 6-7
- Length: 129
feet
- Width: 17.5
feet
- Cabins: 6
twin/queen, all outside
facing staterooms with en-suite bathrooms
(B) Breakfast,
(L) Lunch, (D) Dinner
ITINERARY
This
cruise departs every Sunday from
April 4 - October 30
SUNDAY
With the purchase of rail transfers,
chartering parties are met at their Paris hotel and transferred to the
rail station for the train to Valence. Join 'Napoléon,' moored
at Tain l'Hermitage, where a welcome reception awaits. Later, attend a
wine tasting at Ferraton Père & Fils and enjoy dinner on
board the barge.
'Napoléon' Barge D
MONDAY
After breakfast, relax
on deck and watch the beautiful scenery of the Rhône Valley glide
by. At Viviers, your overnight mooring, take a walking tour through
town and, time permitting, enjoy a game of pétanque
with the barge crew.
'Napoléon' Barge B, L, D
TUESDAY
In the fortified medieval market town of
Nyons, the olive producing capital of France, visit an 18th-century
mill and a lavender distillery. After lunch in Grignan, learn about
truffles at a local farm and taste the area's famous "black diamonds,"
the world's most expensive mushrooms. Rejoin 'Napoléon' and
cruise to St-Etienne des Sorts.
'Napoléon' Barge B, L, D
WEDNESDAY
Visit Château de la Nerthe to
taste the wines of Châteauneuf-du-Pâpe, followed by a
leisurely lunch on board. Cruise to Avignon, where you embark on an
excursion to Pont du Gard, part of an ancient Roman aqueduct that is
three levels and stands almost 165 feet high.
'Napoléon' Barge B, L, D
THURSDAY
A guided walking tour in Avignon
includes the Palace of the Popes and the Cathedral of Notre Dame. After
lunch on board, 'Napoléon' cruises to Arles during the afternoon
for an excursion to the cliff-top village of les Baux-de-Provence.
'Napoléon' Barge B, L, D
FRIDAY
Set out on a walking tour of Arles,
where Vincent Van Gogh lived in 1888 and 1889. 'Napoléon'
cruises to Vallabrègues during lunch. Afterward, visit
St-Rémy, a haunt of Van Gogh and the birthplace of Nostradamus.
Then enjoy an olive oil tasting at a traditional 18th-century
Provençal bastide (country house) before a special
farewell dinner on board.
'Napoléon' Barge B, L, D
SATURDAY
Disembark after
breakfast and transfer to the rail station in Avignon.
EXTEND
YOUR STAY IN PARIS:
Pre- and post-cruise hotel
accommodation
can be arranged at Le Parc Sofitel Demeure. Prices available on
request.
'Napoléon'
can travel in tandem with 'Hirondelle,' 'Fleur de Lys' and 'Amaryllis'
to accommodate larger groups.
PRICE
PER PERSON
Cruise
arrangements
Apr 04 - Oct 30
Double occupancy..... $5,500
Single supplement..... $1,375
Six-night charter*..... $66,000
* Please ask about special prices for charters
with 8 to 11 passengers.
Roundtrip Rail Transfers..... $300
Special Routes: Chalon-sur-Saône to
Tain l'Hermitage on Apr 04 and Sep 05; Avignon to Lyon on Jun 13 and
Oct 17; Lyon to St-Jean-de-Losne on Jun 20 and Oct 24; St-Jeande- Losne
to Lyon on Jun 27; Lyon to Avignon on Jul 04; Tain l'Hermitage to
Chalon-sur-Saône on Aug 15; Macôn to St-Jean-de-Losne on
Aug 22; St-Jean-de-Losne to Macôn on Aug 29. Contact A&K for
details.
Please check with A&K for our special
international airfares.
Note: This route is run in
reverse on alternate weeks.
For hotel sailings with purchase of rail
transfers, guests meet on Sunday at the Mercure (Hotel) Paris Gare de
Lyon, one hour prior to train departure.
A&K RECOMMENDS ...
Extend your stay with pre- and post-cruise hotel nights. Contact
A&K for details and pricing.
6 nights | Sunday departures | Hotel and
charter sailings | Children under 12: charters only With transfer
purchase, departs from the Paris hotel chosen by the charter group:
Sunday, 12:00pm
Child
Policy: On non-family
programs, unless otherwise indicated on the individual program page, a
minimum age of 10 years is required. Call for details.
An Introduction to Provence and Southern Rhône
The attractive town of
Arles was
both a Roman capital and medieval one. Its Roman Amphitheatre was one
of
the largest in Gaul (seating over 20,000 spectators) and is well
preserved
thanks to its transformation into a fortification during the Middle
Ages.
In troubled times, the arena was used as ramparts and crowded with
homes.
The Romanesque basilica, Église St-Trophime, is one of the most
beautiful churches in the south of France. Its facade incorporates a
magnificent
doorway with impressive figures. From the cloister, there are excellent
views of the church's splendid, three-tiered tower. Arles' Museon
Arlaten
is France's most famous ethnographic museum. Its founder was Nobel
Prize
winner, Frédéric Mistral, a champion of Provençal
life and culture. The Impressionist painter, Vincent Van Gogh, also
lived
in Arles between 1888 and 1889 before entering an asylum in nearby
St-Rémy.
Situated on the left
bank of the
River Rhône, Avignon was a papal residence in the 14th century.
Palais
des Papes, The Palace of the Popes, being the largest Gothic palace in
all of Europe, stands as the mighty symbol of the church's influence
throughout
the western Christian world in the 14th century. It served as a
fortress
as well as a palace. When Provence was the center of the Christian
world,
this huge feudal structure was commissioned by Pope Clement VI and
remained
property of the Holy See until 1791. Its walls are 13-feet thick in
some
places, and its defensive towers are up to 165-feet tall. Although some
original frescoes remain, much of the furniture and decoration was
taken
during the French Revolution.
Château de
Grignan is the largest
Renaissance château in southeastern France. From its position
atop
a rocky mound, it dominates the surrounding countryside, offering
spectacular
views from its terraces. When the Château's 17th-century owner,
Count
François de Grignan, married Françoise-Marguerite, the
daughter
of Mme de Sévigné, the ensuing 27-year correspondence
between
mother and daughter created a new type of literature. These famous
letters,
full of keen observation and wit, were to become an important source of
historical information about the age of Louis XIV. The Château
has
been a listed historic monument since 1993 and contains a magnificent
collection
of furniture, paintings, and tapestries.
The region of
Châteauneuf-du-Pape
is the most famous of the Southern Rhône Valley and one of the
most
beautiful in Provence. The name literally translates to 'New house of
the
Pope" and the "Avignon Popes" used to have their summer residence at
Châteauneuf-du-Pape.
The papacy while located in this region did much to promote viticulture
in the surrounding area and the wines produced here became known as
"Vin
du Pape", subsequently, Châteauneuf-du-Pape. The appellation is
primarily
red wine only (although some chateaux are producing whites) and is
known
for richly colored, full-bodied, aromatic wines.
Châteauneuf-du-Pape
was the first region in France to gain Appellation
contrôlée
status in France in 1920. The wines compliment the local
Provençal
cuisine laced with garlic and olive oil and herbes de Provence grown in
the same soil as the grapes.
Les Baux de Provence is
both a "Live
City" and a "Dead City." This unique title refers to the ancient ruins
that stand along side a quaint inhabited village. The provençal
word baou means a prominent cliff, and the town perches on a narrow
strip
of land, which surges up from the valley below and is surrounded on
three
sides by jagged cliffs. Ancient Celtic and Roman peoples inhabited this
cliffside and it had been a defensive site throughout history. The
"Baux"
family rose to power in the 9th century and ruled as Lords until 1426
when
the last of the lords died. Baux became part of Provence and later
France,
in 1481. King Louis XIII destroyed the castle in 1632 to squelch a
revolt
and the ruined city, once inhabited by almost 6000 people, lay deserted
for several hundred years. The view from the ancient citadel
encompasses
the Val d'Enfer below it, and extends as far away as the
Mediterranean.
Ever since the Capetian
kings made
it their capital in the 12th century, Paris has been the center of
political,
intellectual, and artistic life in France. The oldest part of the city
is on the Ile de la Cité, which has been occupied since the time
of Caesar. By the middle ages, the town had spread onto both the left
and
right banks. Later periods of growth led to successive enlargements of
the town walls, but real development did not begin until the time of
Henry
IV in the late 16th century. The museums and monuments of Paris are
legendary.
The 12th-century Cathedral of Notre-Dame is situated on the Ile de la
Cité
on a site that was occupied by two earlier churches. Though it was
severely
damaged during the French Revolution, the Cathedral with its massive
flying
buttresses remains one of the most recognizable buildings in Paris. The
Louvre is one of the world's best-known art galleries. Once a Royal
residence,
it first opened as a museum in 1793. On the opposite end of the
Champs-Elysées
sits the Arc de Triomphe de l'Etoile, the largest triumphal arch in the
world. It was completed in 1836 and commemorates the military glory of
Napoleon. Near the Hôtel des Invalides is Paris' most famous
symbol,
the Eiffel Tower. It dates from 1889 when it was constructed for the
Universal
Exhibition.
St-Rémy-de-Provence
is a country
town with shady boulevards and charming old alleyways. The doctor and
astrologer,
Michel de Nostredame (Nostradamus), was born here in 1503, as was
Frédéric
Mistral, who won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1904. Vincent Van
Gogh,
who was fascinated by the quality of light and ardent beauty of the
landscape,
arrived here from Arles in 1889 to begin one of his most prolific
periods,
creating more than 150 paintings and numerous sketches in only one
year.
The artist left St-Rémy for Auvers-sur-Oise, where he died in
1890.
The once-prosperous Greco-Roman town of Glanum, south of
St-Rémy,
contains the remnants of the earliest Greek houses in Provence.
Attractively situated
on the River
Rhône, Tournon sur Rhône has a 15th-century Château
that
sits atop granite rocks and a gracious, tree-lined promenade. Tain
l'Hermitage,
on the other side of the river, is dominated by vineyards that produce
the robust Hermitage, considered to be the finest of all
Côtes-du-Rhône
wines. Tain is also known for its fine chocolate, which is made at its
Valrhôna chocolate factory. The twin cities of Tounon and Tain
are
connected by two bridges.
Viviers is an unspoiled
small town
nestled along the Canal Donzère-Mondragon. The seat of a
bishopric
from the 5th Century until the Revolution. The former importance of the
town accounts for its remarkable architectural heritage, which makes
this
a most agreeable place for an evening stroll.
Itinerary Notes
Breakfast, lunch, and
dinner are
included daily -- beginning with dinner on Sunday and ending with
breakfast
on Saturday.
Itineraries are
continuously adapted
throughout the season in response to conditions and to take best
advantage
of special events along the way. Itineraries may also be altered to
suit
the special interests of passengers.
Water levels, waterway
traffic, and
maintenance of canals and locks have an effect on canal and river
cruising
itineraries. Some waterways are subject to occasional closures because
of drought, storms, floods, canal/lock repairs, or other unforeseen
circumstances.
In the event of such occurrences, the appropriate itinerary changes
will
need to be made.
Be assured that any
sightseeing or
routing changes on your specific departure will be made to enhance your
cruise and make it a unique and memorable experience. You have only to
relax and enjoy the journey as it unfolds.
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AND KENT
'Napoleon': Vallee
du Rhone and Provence
7 Day Tour
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— when authentic experience matters more to you than casual acquisition
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A and K has been doing one thing exceptionally well. We specialize in
matching
unique people with unique places, and in providing the expertise and
(unobtrusive)
support that allows them to experience those places fully, at first
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or give you and the children your own tropical island for a day.
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For more than forty
years, Abercrombie
and Kent (A and K) has been internationally recognized as
the
first name in luxury travel. Born in 1962 as a safari company in
Nairobi,
Kenya, A and K's unparalleled travel and tour operations now extend
across
the far and exotic reaches of the globe. A and K takes its travelers on
extraordinary journeys-in extraordinary style-to more than one hundred
countries on all seven continents. The company's tours and safaris span
the globe from Africa to the Middle East, India and Nepal; from the
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Central
and South America and Antarctica. Forty-five destination management
companies
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luxury. Family
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attention to detail, safety and customer service. These
lifestyle-oriented
programs are one reason why A and K was honored at the World Travel
Awards
as “World’s Leading Luxury Specialist Tour Operator.”
Geoffrey Kent, who
along with Jorie
Butler Kent owns and operates A and K, was born-most fittingly-while
his
British parents were on safari in Zambia. Indeed, he spent much of his
childhood on the African continent. In 1962, Geofrey Kent, along with
his
parent's Colonel John and Valerie Kent, formed Abercrombie and Kent.
In the 1970s,
Geoffrey Kent, who
by then had long been the Managing Director of the company, entered
into
a partnership with Jorie Ford Butler of Oak Brook, Illinois, to run
A?K.
They continue to travel the world in search of adventures that will
surprise
and thrill their guests. Under their passionate and visionary
guidance-Geoffrey
Kent serves as Chairman and CEO, Jorie Butler Kent as Executive Vice
Chairman
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access and special insight.
Further distinguishing A?K is the fact that the company owns luxury
safari
lodges in pristine wilderness areas, including Chief's Camp and Chobe
Chilwero
in Botswana; exclusive rights to camps with some of Africa's finest
game-viewing;
a fleet of comfortable, well-maintained ground transport vehicles; and
the Sun Boats on the Nile. A and K also creates unique travel
experiences
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Royal Scotsman; the Road to Mandalay river cruiser and 29 canal and
river
cruisers in Europe; and the legendary Sea Cloud, the world's most
beautiful
sailing ship.
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Kent's headquarters
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more
than 1,700 travel professionals, offer unrivaled attention to detail,
safety
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world infuses each and every A?K trip: Geoffrey Kent and Jorie Butler
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respects the natural environment and benefits indigenous peoples. They
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to
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Abercrombie
and Kent has received the following:
Recommend
Magazine
“Best Africa/Middle
East Tour Operator”
- December 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000
Men’s Journal
“10 Great Companies
to Work For”
- November 2004
Forbes
“Best of the Web” -
April 2004,
2003, 2002, 2001
Elite Traveler
“Wonders of the
World: Machu Picchu”,
Juan Lazo, Best Guide - January 2004
World Travel
Awards
“World’s
Leading Luxury Specialist
Tour Operator” - 2003
“World’s
Leading Villa Operator”
- 2003
Travel
+ Leisure Magazine
“Best Tour
Operator and Safari
Outfitter” - 2004 (#12), 2003 (#5), 2002 (#2), 2001 (#1), 2000 (#2),
1999
(#1), 1998 (#1), 1997 (#1), 1996 (#1)
“Top Guides in
Africa” – Joseph
Ndunguru, Gavin Ford - 2001
Conde Nast
Traveler
“Readers’ Choice
Awards: Top 15
African Safari Camps”
Olonana
and Chief’s
Camp - 2004
Chief’s
Camp - 2003
Chobe
Chilwero -2002
“The World’s Best
Places to Stay,”
Gold List
Chief’s
Camp - January
2004
Chobe
Chilwero - 2003
“The Greatest Travel
Pros on Earth”
“A and K has access
to places and
people that other operators in China don’t – including some of the top
English speaking guides. Hatherly is a cultural encyclopedia, Chen a
whiz
with logistics.” - 2003
"Reader’s Choice:
Top 20 Small-Ship
Cruise Lines" - 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997
Gavin Ford, “15 Best
Safari Guides”
- 2002
Ecotourism Award –
Special Mention
- 1996
Conde Nast
Traveller (UK)
"World's Best Tour
Operator” - 2004
(#3), 2003 (#5), 2001 (#2), 2000 (#1), 1999 (#1)
Andrew
Harper’s Hideaway Report
“Favorite Hideway
Resorts of the
Past 25 Years”, Chief’s Camp - 2004
“Favorite Worldwide
Travel Adventures”,
Olonana, Chief’s Camp - 2004
“Previewing Heaven:
15 Worldwide
Hotels with Drop-Dead Views”, Chief’s Camp - 2003
“Top 20 Hideaway
Gems,” World’s
Best Hotels, Resorts and Hideaways, Chief’s Camp - 2002
Travel
Agent Magazine
“Leaders in Luxury,”
Geoffrey Kent
- 2002
World Travel
and Tourism Council
Green Award for
Corporate Social
Leadership in Travel ? Tourism - 2002
Town and
Country
Gavin Ford, “Top
Guides in Africa”
- 2001
Queen’s
Award for Enterprise
(A and K Europe) -
2001, 2000
Chevron
Conservation Award
Jorie Butler Kent -
1999
ASTA/Smithsonian
Environmental Award
- 1992
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