Seine River Cruise - featuring Giverny and the Gardens of Normandy and Versaille24th Jul 2025

From:£2,995
Summary
Join us on a relaxing cruise on the sinuous River Seine, into which we have woven a series of visits to the outstanding gardens of Normandy, including Monet’s garden at Giverny, which continues to enthrall countless visitors more than 90 years after his death.
Other garden highlights include the Château de Mirosmesnil, which represents four centuries of harmonious architectural styles, and Le Vasterival, one of the finest gardens of its type and a lasting legacy of its creator, the Princess Sturdza. At the Jardin de Plume we will discover a natural yet structured contemporary garden in a typical Normandy orchard. We also enjoy a visit to France’s most iconic palace, the Château de Versailles.
Waking up to a new view every day (without having to pack and unpack) is always a lovely experience and combined with these wonderful gardens this promises to be an unforgettable cruise holiday.
What to Expect
- The incomparable gardens of Giverny, carefully maintained as Monet would have wished
- Guided tour of the chapel, the castle and the gardens at Château de Mirosmesnil
- Guided tour of the gardens at Le Vasterival
- Visit to the iconic Château de Versailles
- Comfortable rail travel with Eurostar

Departure Routes
Location | Pickup Time | Dropoff Time |
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London St Pancras Station | 00:00 | 00:00 |
Paris Gare du Nord Station | 00:00 | 00:00 |
** Please note that all timings are approximate and subject to change. Final timings and pick-up points will be confirmed with your joining instructions approximately 10 days prior to departure. **
Day by Day Itinerary
We depart from London St Pancras International on the morning Eurostar service through the Channel Tunnel to Paris Gare du Nord. (First Class upgrades and regional connections also available on request). On arrival we will be met by our comfortable local coach and transfer to Musée de l’Orangerie des Tuileries, which is home to the series of 2-metre high murals entitled Les Nymphéas, a sequence of impressions such as clouds, reflections and sunsets which Claude Monet installed between 1914 and 1918, when he was at the height of his extraordinary powers. Later, we transfer to our ship on the banks of the River Seine.
Meals includedDinner
