L'Impressionniste

5 STAR CLASS BARGE

BARGE CRUISE

12 PEOPLE

BURGUNDY CANAL

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L’Impressionniste is in many ways similar to our other 12 passenger hotel barge in Burgundy, La Belle Epoque – offering an onboard ambience that combines traditional and more modern French influences.

Her light and airy interior features picture windows and prints reminiscent of the era after which she has been named. In the spacious saloon with its rich-coloured teak flooring and soft lighting, there are balloon-backed dining chairs and comfortable leather sofas that complete the effect.

The cabins, each one bearing the name of a renowned Impressionist painter, offer a choice of accommodation in two junior suites or four staterooms, complemented by modern en-suite shower rooms. Twin or double bed configurations are also available.

L’Impressionniste glides gently through the picturesque Ouche Valley in Southern Burgundy through locks with their charming lock houses. You will see medieval villages perched on hilltops and have the opportunity to discover a region famed for its history and viticulture, with visits to such places as Beaune, the regions ‘wine capital’, and the elegant city of Dijon.

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€ 61,800

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AIR-CON

SPA POOL

126 FEET LONG

2 TWIN/DOUBLE JUNIOR SUITES

4 TWIN/DOUBLE STATEROOMS

CENTRALLY HEATED

6 CREW

DELUXE

Testimonials

This barge tour exceeded our expectations. We are thinking of trying another one.

It was a wonderful experience. The countryside was breathtakingly beautiful and the food on the barge was world class. You'lll love it.

The excursions, except for one, were very nice. One suggestion. On the Thursday we went to the Chateau du Clos de Vougeot in the afternoon and before then we went to a rather ordinary winery. I would suggest skipping the morning winery and instead participating in the 11:30 am guided tour in English followed by lunch and winetasting at Chateau du Clos de Vougeot. The food on L'Imppressionniste was spectacular--particular kudos to chef Arneis.

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