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Completely refitted in 2006, the Saint Louis comprises:
A large, spacious, light-wood panelled saloon with 2 large sofas, dining area and bar.
6 opening windows with mosquito blinds.
Original art works by W.L Wyllie, Alasdair's great grandfather, adorn the walls, while a range of books, current English magazines, CD library and games are at our guests disposal.
The Blue Suite: This suite can be fitted with either a large double bed or two twins, the latter providing more space.
The Green Suite: Just a hint of green in this zen-like, peaceful suite. A large double or two twin beds are possible.
The Pink Suite:Again, just a hint of colour provides a very relaxed atmosphere with a large double or two twin beds.
Each suite of 127frē benefits from individual air-conditioning control, full insulation to insure privacy, 2 opening windows with mosquito blinds, spacious wardrobe with ample storage,full length mirror, writing desk, complimentary, high class bathrobes and an ensuite bathroom comprising:
A fully tiled shower area, the shower being thermostatically controlled, electric flush toilet, vanity unit with well-lit mirror, sliding window with mosquito blind, hairdyers and toiletries.
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Whole boat charter for 6
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17800 |
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Whole boat charter for 4
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15800 |
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-Departure Dates-
All prices are shown in euros
Individual cabins subject to availability: Prices available on request.
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ITINERARY
Day 1
Meet around 3 pm, normally in Toulouse.
Travel by car to the Saint Louis.
Champagne reception on board.
Options for the evening include a visit to the local Artisan Distillerie, or a stroll around Montech town, or a game of petanque beside the boat.
Day 2
After breakfast, we take the car for a short excursion around Montauban, City of Art and Culture.
We visit the central Italian square, and the Pont Vieux over the River Tarn.
We return to the Saint Louis, and pass through one lock before joining the main Canal Lateral a la Garonne.
We pass down the extraordinary Montech Water Slope, an impressive experience for everyone.
We cruise through the canal to Castelsarrasin, where we moor for the night.
Day 3
After exploring the town in the morning, we cruise to Moissac, City of Roman Art, crossing on the way the brick aquaduct over the River Tarn.
In the afternoon, we visit a famous goat cheese farm at Gensac, and the lovely historic town of Auvillar.
Day 4
We start the day with a visit to the Abbey and 11th century Cloisters at Moissac, reputed to be the finest cloisters in Europe.
After lunch, we cruise to Pommevic where we moor at a small halte under a deep canopy of trees.
In Pommevic there is an 11th century church to visit, or we can take an excursion up to the lovely mediaeval town of Lauzerte.
We are likely to see pilgrims walking the Santiago di Compostella, the ancient pilgrimage route which has been important since the 6th century.
Day 5
After breakfast, we cruise first to Valence, where we stop for lunch.
We visit the three Romanesque wash houses in the town, and admire the unusual pigeon houses and half-timbered buildings.
We then cruise to Golfech, where we moor at a quiet Halte.
Day 6
Today we make an early start to cruise to the city of Agen, (famous for fruit, especially melons and prunes) taking breakfast under way.
On arrival, we take an excursion by car to the amazing mediaeval city of Nerac, where we see the Chateau of King Henry 4th, and the Gothic Pont Vieux.
Alternatively, we can take a picnic and head in the car deep into the wine region of Bordeaux, where the finest wines of the world are produced - we visit, and taste at, some wonderful vineyards.
Day 7
After a leisurely breakfast, we leave the Saint Louis and travel by car back to Toulouse.
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