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Gastronomy of the Seine River Cruise - MS Jane Austen

7 nights - 24 Aug 2027

Paris | Les Andelys | Rouen | Bayeux | Honfleur | Giverny | Paris | Paris

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Paris

Arrival at Paris - On arrival, the friendly crew will welcome you on board, helping you settle into your spacious and exquisitely furnished accommodation – you’ll immediately feel at home.This evening you’ll enjoy your first sumptuous dinner, served in the ship’s restaurant.

Day 1

24 August 2027

Paris

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Day 2

25 August 2027

Les Andelys

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Day 3

26 August 2027

Rouen

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Day 4

27 August 2027

Bayeux

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Day 5

28 August 2027

Honfleur

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Day 6

29 August 2027

Giverny

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Day 7

30 August 2027

Paris

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Day 8

31 August 2027

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Les Andelys

Château Gaillard & cider farm - You can enjoy a leisurely start to the day beginning with a typical French brunch onboard, including an array of delicious pastries, breads and jams. Today, you’ll be treated to a picturesque morning sailing along the Seine as the landscape glides by. Y...

Château Gaillard & cider farm - You can enjoy a leisurely start to the day beginning with a typical French brunch onboard, including an array of delicious pastries, breads and jams. Today, you’ll be treated to a picturesque morning sailing along the Seine as the landscape glides by. You'll quickly understand why this luxurious mode of travel is so popular as we pass the town of Mantes-la-Jolie with its imposing church – so large and architecturally impressive it could be a cathedral.Beyond Mantes, we'll encounter another typical feature of the Seine as it flows seaward – picturesque chalk cliffs, almost resembling a giant’s teeth. Beautiful villages like La Roche Guyon slide by, surrounded by bocage countryside of lush pastures and high hedgerows, countless cider orchards, half-timbered barns and ancient wooden farmhouses. We’re truly in the heart of one of France’s historic and stunningly attractive dukedoms – Normandy.By noon the captain has skilfully berthed at Les Andelys, a small town dominated by one of the most spectacular sights along the entire valley – Château Gaillard. This afternoon we’ll discover the story behind this remarkable castle. Château Gaillard guards the apex of the river bend and was built by Richard the Lionheart in the 12th century to defend Rouen from the French.Besieged many times during the turbulent history of northern France, Château Gaillard is now one of the most dramatic ruins in the region.Leaving Château Gaillard, we'll head to a charming Normandy farm. For generations, this beautiful farm in the heart of the Normandy countryside has been producing delicious apple juice, sparkling apple wine, jellies and compotes, vinegar, aperitif, and cider brandy. Here, we'll uncover the secrets of why this region is an ideal apple-growing haven and immerse ourselves in the Normandy way of life. Our visit will culminate in savouring their delectable apple-based creations, accompanied by an array of local specialities, like terrines and rillettes.

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Rouen

Rouen - We'll awake in Rouen, Normandy’s capital, one of Europe’s finest medieval cities and the scene of many momentous events over the centuries. Pride of place on our guided tour of the city is its stunning Gothic cathedral. Instantly recognisable to art lovers, the cathedral was i...

Rouen - We'll awake in Rouen, Normandy’s capital, one of Europe’s finest medieval cities and the scene of many momentous events over the centuries. Pride of place on our guided tour of the city is its stunning Gothic cathedral. Instantly recognisable to art lovers, the cathedral was immortalised by Monet in a series of 28 paintings which depicted the facade at varying times of day and in different weather conditions. It was briefly the world’s tallest building when the soaring spire was added in the 19th century. The cathedral is also known for its statue, which reputedly contains the heart of Richard the Lionheart.Another place of historic importance, and one of the city’s most poignant spots, is the Place du Vieux-Marché. Here, a large cross marks the point where the ‘Maid of Orléans’ Joan of Arc was burned at the stake for her beliefs.Rouen’s beautifully tangled alleyways are a revelation, lined with antique shops, tasteful boutiques and, of course, countless restaurants serving exceptional local cuisine emphasising the country’s outstanding gastronomic heritage. While la tarte tatin has become the stuff of the culinary legacy, less paid attention to is la tarte normande. It may not have the pedigree of a tarte tatin, but its creamy custard base makes it a mouth-wateringly homey and comforting dessert - well worth a try if you get the chance while you're exploring the city. Another Riviera favourite, and a speciality of Rouen, is the mirliton, a delicious tartlet filled with cream with notes of almonds, lemon and oranges - it's even more delicious than it sounds! During lunch, we'll cast off to navigate through yet more twists and turns, chalk cliffs and a landscape of forest-covered hills that are designated as areas of outstanding natural beauty and sanctuaries for diverse wildlife, including deer and wild boar. A highlight of the valley soon greets us – the ethereal ruins of Jumièges Abbey. Founded in the 7th century, it was consecrated in the presence of William the Conqueror and was an important political and religious centre until it was sacked in the 16th century.Join our chefs in the lounge for a cooking demonstration to learn more about baking tarte tatin (French apple tart) as we sail through the beauty of the Normandy countryside, passing apple orchids that have existed since the 8th century.In the late afternoon, we'll moor in the pretty town of Caudebec-en-Caux.Tonight, enjoy another French delicacy during our Champagne reception. We'll sip on bubbly grown and produced in some of the world's most coveted vineyards and châteaux in France's Champagne region while listening to the laid-back tones of a guitarist singing traditional French melodies - the perfect way to end our day.

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Bayeux

Normandy Beaches - After breakfast, you’ll be ready for a full-day tour exploring one of the most important aspects of modern European history – the D-Day landings. (Please note lunch is not provided today.)Our first visit of the day will be to Ranville Cemetery - the resting place...

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Honfleur

Honfleur - Honfleur is often regarded as the most picturesque spot on the northern French coast, and after breakfast we make the short journey to this delightful town and enjoy a guided tour. Its old harbour, sheltering both fishing boats and luxurious pleasure craft, is beautifully p...

Honfleur - Honfleur is often regarded as the most picturesque spot on the northern French coast, and after breakfast we make the short journey to this delightful town and enjoy a guided tour. Its old harbour, sheltering both fishing boats and luxurious pleasure craft, is beautifully preserved and surrounded by a perfect waterfront of pastel-coloured 16th- to 18th-century houses, many converted to seafood restaurants.Watch the talented artists capturing the captivating views along the waterfront, while the intricate maze of streets behind is also well worth discovering. The eaves of the tall half-timbered buildings almost touch, and on the streets below is an abundance of traditional shops selling antiques, books and fine foods. Honfleur’s most famous son is Eugene Boudin, one of the forerunners of Impressionism and a friend of Claude Monet, who also painted the harbour many times.During our walking tour, we'll stop at Honfleur's oldest crêperie. Here, we'll taste the thin rolled pancake that has been popular in the French-speaking world for at least seven centuries. Sitting to eat, you can enjoy your choice of crêpe with sweet caramel, jam, chocolate, butter or sugar, made to order. Alternatively, you could try a local speciality - a galichot - which is a mixture of a pancake and a blini, offering the perfect combination of sweet and salty. Whichever you choose, you can wash it down with a glass of cider local to the area. After returning to the ship for lunch, we’ll slip our mooring and begin our passage back upstream, retracing the river’s winding course, its huge variety of wildlife, enchanting scenery and forests, all reflected in differing colours in the sparkling waters. Villages slip by, birds glide on thermals rising from the surrounding cliffs and, as this ever-changing kaleidoscope slips by, it’s an ideal opportunity to join new friends for a chat. Squeeze in a spot of reading on the Sun deck or simply recline, letting the gentle breezes lull you into a relaxing doze.By this stage of your cruise, you’ll be totally unwound, and modern life will seem very distant.

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Giverny

Giverny & Bizy Castle - One of the great delights of river cruising is the magical sensation of waking up in a different place from where you were the night before. This morning the ship has moored in delightful Vernon, and we take the short drive to Giverny to visit Monet’s garden an...

Giverny & Bizy Castle - One of the great delights of river cruising is the magical sensation of waking up in a different place from where you were the night before. This morning the ship has moored in delightful Vernon, and we take the short drive to Giverny to visit Monet’s garden and house.The artist himself called his garden his ‘most beautiful masterpiece’, and it’s certainly one of the world’s most photographed and painted, ideally viewed in the delicate morning light. In the Japanese-inspired water garden, shaded by great weeping willows and surrounded by bamboo, rhododendrons and azaleas, is the lily pond where he painted his extraordinary Les Nymphéas (Water Lilies) series. There’s ample time to wander here, absorbing the tranquil atmosphere while marvelling at the light bouncing off foliage of every hue and the magical reflections dancing off the water.After another leisurely lunch on board, we'll take a short drive to Bizy Castle. This classic château, built in 1740, is said to have been inspired by Versailles. Its previous owners include Louis XV, the Duke of Penthièvre, King Louis Philippe and Joseph-Napoléon Bonaparte - the older brother of Napoleon. During our visit, we'll break into smaller groups to enjoy a tour of the salons, adorned with carved wood panelling and souvenirs from the Bonaparte Family, offering a glimpse into life as the owner of this historic château.We'll also find out about the 750 different apple varieties grown in Normandy and what makes this region the best place to grow apples for cider during an interactive cider-tasting experience. Then sample some world-renowned Norman cheeses such as the nutty Livarot, smooth Pave d'Auge and soft and creamy Camembert while you learn more about how they're made and why they're awarded an Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée.Back onboard, we'll embark on our cruise back to Paris. As the sun sets on the shimmering Seine and the Norman countryside recedes into dusk, it’s a perfect time to reflect on your few days cruising among the creamy chalk cliffs and charming villages of this splendid river.

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Paris

Paris - Arriving back in Paris, this morning you can choose one of two tour options to explore this iconic city.Those who have yet to see the world-famous landmarks of Paris - including the Arc de Triomphe, Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Eiffel Tower, the Trocadéro, the Musee D'Orsay and...

Paris - Arriving back in Paris, this morning you can choose one of two tour options to explore this iconic city.Those who have yet to see the world-famous landmarks of Paris - including the Arc de Triomphe, Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Eiffel Tower, the Trocadéro, the Musee D'Orsay and much more – could take a panoramic sightseeing tour of this beautiful capital by coach. During the tour, you’ll get to sample the famous macaron. Or delve deeper into one of the oldest parts of Paris. Wander through the Île de la Cité - home of the Notre-Dame - before crossing into the Latin Quarter. Its winding cobblestone streets are a reminder of what the medieval city looked like when scholars from the renowned Sorbonne University roamed the streets speaking Latin. As you explore, you’ll be walking in the footsteps of famous philosophers, and former residents, Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre. Fans of The Da Vinci Code may remember the Eglise St Sulpice from scenes of the characters looking for the keystone. (Fun fact: although there are scenes depicting the inside of the church, the crew were denied access to film – everything you see was shot in a greenscreen studio!) On our tour we’ll pass lots of bakeries and cafés and you’ll have the chance to taste a classic Parisian pastry: the macaron.Return to the ship for lunch (or why not stay in the city and frequent one of the city's many cosy cafés?!)Your afternoon is free to enjoy Paris and the many attractions of this amazing city. We are moored close to a well-connected RER station which allows easy access for you to tick a few items off your bucket list. You could see the grand Place de la Concorde, the largest square in the city, which shows off 18th-century French architecture at its best, visit Galleries Lafayette - the historic high-end department store - or the Musée d’Orsay, home of the world’s finest Impressionist art collection.Alternatively, you may wish to simply stroll along the Champs-Élysées, enjoy a walk in the Tuileries Gardens or perhaps wander through the café lined streets of the city. Or join our optional experience learning how to make the famous macaron during a local cooking class.Paris is everything you imagine it to be – romantic, inspiring, vibrant – even outrageous – but best of all Paris is unique, and a fitting finale to a wonderful cruise.After dinner tonight, there's the chance to enjoy more famous French melodies and songs performed by a professional accordionist. Personalise your holiday -Macaron cooking class (from 2026 only)If there's one pastry that everyone in France envies and dreams of knowing how to make, it's the macaron. This sandwich-like cookie filled with jam, ganache, or buttercream, is the perfect sweet treat, with a slightly crisp outside and a chewy texture. During our optional cooking class, you'll learn everything there is to know about macaron and even try your hand at making one under the guidance of an experienced pastry chef.This experience will be bookable soon, a member of our team will contact you once this is available.

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*This holiday is generally suitable for persons with reduced mobility. For customers with reduced mobility or any medical condition that may require special assistance or arrangements to be made, please notify your Cruise Concierge at the time of your enquiry, so that we can provide specific information as to the suitability of the holiday, as well as make suitable arrangements with the Holiday Provider on your behalf.

24 August 2027

Paris

Arrival at Paris - On arrival, the friendly crew will welcome you on board, helping you settle into your spacious and exquisitely furnished accommodation – you’ll immediately feel at home.This evening you’ll enjoy your first sumptuous dinner, served in the ship’s restaurant.

25 August 2027

Les Andelys

Château Gaillard & cider farm - You can enjoy a leisurely start to the day beginning with a typical French brunch onboard, including an array of delicious pastries, breads and jams. Today, you’ll be treated to a picturesque morning sailing along the Seine as the landscape glides by. Y...

Château Gaillard & cider farm - You can enjoy a leisurely start to the day beginning with a typical French brunch onboard, including an array of delicious pastries, breads and jams. Today, you’ll be treated to a picturesque morning sailing along the Seine as the landscape glides by. You'll quickly understand why this luxurious mode of travel is so popular as we pass the town of Mantes-la-Jolie with its imposing church – so large and architecturally impressive it could be a cathedral.Beyond Mantes, we'll encounter another typical feature of the Seine as it flows seaward – picturesque chalk cliffs, almost resembling a giant’s teeth. Beautiful villages like La Roche Guyon slide by, surrounded by bocage countryside of lush pastures and high hedgerows, countless cider orchards, half-timbered barns and ancient wooden farmhouses. We’re truly in the heart of one of France’s historic and stunningly attractive dukedoms – Normandy.By noon the captain has skilfully berthed at Les Andelys, a small town dominated by one of the most spectacular sights along the entire valley – Château Gaillard. This afternoon we’ll discover the story behind this remarkable castle. Château Gaillard guards the apex of the river bend and was built by Richard the Lionheart in the 12th century to defend Rouen from the French.Besieged many times during the turbulent history of northern France, Château Gaillard is now one of the most dramatic ruins in the region.Leaving Château Gaillard, we'll head to a charming Normandy farm. For generations, this beautiful farm in the heart of the Normandy countryside has been producing delicious apple juice, sparkling apple wine, jellies and compotes, vinegar, aperitif, and cider brandy. Here, we'll uncover the secrets of why this region is an ideal apple-growing haven and immerse ourselves in the Normandy way of life. Our visit will culminate in savouring their delectable apple-based creations, accompanied by an array of local specialities, like terrines and rillettes.

Read More

26 August 2027

Rouen

Rouen - We'll awake in Rouen, Normandy’s capital, one of Europe’s finest medieval cities and the scene of many momentous events over the centuries. Pride of place on our guided tour of the city is its stunning Gothic cathedral. Instantly recognisable to art lovers, the cathedral was i...

Rouen - We'll awake in Rouen, Normandy’s capital, one of Europe’s finest medieval cities and the scene of many momentous events over the centuries. Pride of place on our guided tour of the city is its stunning Gothic cathedral. Instantly recognisable to art lovers, the cathedral was immortalised by Monet in a series of 28 paintings which depicted the facade at varying times of day and in different weather conditions. It was briefly the world’s tallest building when the soaring spire was added in the 19th century. The cathedral is also known for its statue, which reputedly contains the heart of Richard the Lionheart.Another place of historic importance, and one of the city’s most poignant spots, is the Place du Vieux-Marché. Here, a large cross marks the point where the ‘Maid of Orléans’ Joan of Arc was burned at the stake for her beliefs.Rouen’s beautifully tangled alleyways are a revelation, lined with antique shops, tasteful boutiques and, of course, countless restaurants serving exceptional local cuisine emphasising the country’s outstanding gastronomic heritage. While la tarte tatin has become the stuff of the culinary legacy, less paid attention to is la tarte normande. It may not have the pedigree of a tarte tatin, but its creamy custard base makes it a mouth-wateringly homey and comforting dessert - well worth a try if you get the chance while you're exploring the city. Another Riviera favourite, and a speciality of Rouen, is the mirliton, a delicious tartlet filled with cream with notes of almonds, lemon and oranges - it's even more delicious than it sounds! During lunch, we'll cast off to navigate through yet more twists and turns, chalk cliffs and a landscape of forest-covered hills that are designated as areas of outstanding natural beauty and sanctuaries for diverse wildlife, including deer and wild boar. A highlight of the valley soon greets us – the ethereal ruins of Jumièges Abbey. Founded in the 7th century, it was consecrated in the presence of William the Conqueror and was an important political and religious centre until it was sacked in the 16th century.Join our chefs in the lounge for a cooking demonstration to learn more about baking tarte tatin (French apple tart) as we sail through the beauty of the Normandy countryside, passing apple orchids that have existed since the 8th century.In the late afternoon, we'll moor in the pretty town of Caudebec-en-Caux.Tonight, enjoy another French delicacy during our Champagne reception. We'll sip on bubbly grown and produced in some of the world's most coveted vineyards and châteaux in France's Champagne region while listening to the laid-back tones of a guitarist singing traditional French melodies - the perfect way to end our day.

Read More

27 August 2027

Bayeux

Normandy Beaches - After breakfast, you’ll be ready for a full-day tour exploring one of the most important aspects of modern European history – the D-Day landings. (Please note lunch is not provided today.)Our first visit of the day will be to Ranville Cemetery - the resting place...

Read More

28 August 2027

Honfleur

Honfleur - Honfleur is often regarded as the most picturesque spot on the northern French coast, and after breakfast we make the short journey to this delightful town and enjoy a guided tour. Its old harbour, sheltering both fishing boats and luxurious pleasure craft, is beautifully p...

Honfleur - Honfleur is often regarded as the most picturesque spot on the northern French coast, and after breakfast we make the short journey to this delightful town and enjoy a guided tour. Its old harbour, sheltering both fishing boats and luxurious pleasure craft, is beautifully preserved and surrounded by a perfect waterfront of pastel-coloured 16th- to 18th-century houses, many converted to seafood restaurants.Watch the talented artists capturing the captivating views along the waterfront, while the intricate maze of streets behind is also well worth discovering. The eaves of the tall half-timbered buildings almost touch, and on the streets below is an abundance of traditional shops selling antiques, books and fine foods. Honfleur’s most famous son is Eugene Boudin, one of the forerunners of Impressionism and a friend of Claude Monet, who also painted the harbour many times.During our walking tour, we'll stop at Honfleur's oldest crêperie. Here, we'll taste the thin rolled pancake that has been popular in the French-speaking world for at least seven centuries. Sitting to eat, you can enjoy your choice of crêpe with sweet caramel, jam, chocolate, butter or sugar, made to order. Alternatively, you could try a local speciality - a galichot - which is a mixture of a pancake and a blini, offering the perfect combination of sweet and salty. Whichever you choose, you can wash it down with a glass of cider local to the area. After returning to the ship for lunch, we’ll slip our mooring and begin our passage back upstream, retracing the river’s winding course, its huge variety of wildlife, enchanting scenery and forests, all reflected in differing colours in the sparkling waters. Villages slip by, birds glide on thermals rising from the surrounding cliffs and, as this ever-changing kaleidoscope slips by, it’s an ideal opportunity to join new friends for a chat. Squeeze in a spot of reading on the Sun deck or simply recline, letting the gentle breezes lull you into a relaxing doze.By this stage of your cruise, you’ll be totally unwound, and modern life will seem very distant.

Read More

29 August 2027

Giverny

Giverny & Bizy Castle - One of the great delights of river cruising is the magical sensation of waking up in a different place from where you were the night before. This morning the ship has moored in delightful Vernon, and we take the short drive to Giverny to visit Monet’s garden an...

Giverny & Bizy Castle - One of the great delights of river cruising is the magical sensation of waking up in a different place from where you were the night before. This morning the ship has moored in delightful Vernon, and we take the short drive to Giverny to visit Monet’s garden and house.The artist himself called his garden his ‘most beautiful masterpiece’, and it’s certainly one of the world’s most photographed and painted, ideally viewed in the delicate morning light. In the Japanese-inspired water garden, shaded by great weeping willows and surrounded by bamboo, rhododendrons and azaleas, is the lily pond where he painted his extraordinary Les Nymphéas (Water Lilies) series. There’s ample time to wander here, absorbing the tranquil atmosphere while marvelling at the light bouncing off foliage of every hue and the magical reflections dancing off the water.After another leisurely lunch on board, we'll take a short drive to Bizy Castle. This classic château, built in 1740, is said to have been inspired by Versailles. Its previous owners include Louis XV, the Duke of Penthièvre, King Louis Philippe and Joseph-Napoléon Bonaparte - the older brother of Napoleon. During our visit, we'll break into smaller groups to enjoy a tour of the salons, adorned with carved wood panelling and souvenirs from the Bonaparte Family, offering a glimpse into life as the owner of this historic château.We'll also find out about the 750 different apple varieties grown in Normandy and what makes this region the best place to grow apples for cider during an interactive cider-tasting experience. Then sample some world-renowned Norman cheeses such as the nutty Livarot, smooth Pave d'Auge and soft and creamy Camembert while you learn more about how they're made and why they're awarded an Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée.Back onboard, we'll embark on our cruise back to Paris. As the sun sets on the shimmering Seine and the Norman countryside recedes into dusk, it’s a perfect time to reflect on your few days cruising among the creamy chalk cliffs and charming villages of this splendid river.

Read More

30 August 2027

Paris

Paris - Arriving back in Paris, this morning you can choose one of two tour options to explore this iconic city.Those who have yet to see the world-famous landmarks of Paris - including the Arc de Triomphe, Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Eiffel Tower, the Trocadéro, the Musee D'Orsay and...

Paris - Arriving back in Paris, this morning you can choose one of two tour options to explore this iconic city.Those who have yet to see the world-famous landmarks of Paris - including the Arc de Triomphe, Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Eiffel Tower, the Trocadéro, the Musee D'Orsay and much more – could take a panoramic sightseeing tour of this beautiful capital by coach. During the tour, you’ll get to sample the famous macaron. Or delve deeper into one of the oldest parts of Paris. Wander through the Île de la Cité - home of the Notre-Dame - before crossing into the Latin Quarter. Its winding cobblestone streets are a reminder of what the medieval city looked like when scholars from the renowned Sorbonne University roamed the streets speaking Latin. As you explore, you’ll be walking in the footsteps of famous philosophers, and former residents, Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre. Fans of The Da Vinci Code may remember the Eglise St Sulpice from scenes of the characters looking for the keystone. (Fun fact: although there are scenes depicting the inside of the church, the crew were denied access to film – everything you see was shot in a greenscreen studio!) On our tour we’ll pass lots of bakeries and cafés and you’ll have the chance to taste a classic Parisian pastry: the macaron.Return to the ship for lunch (or why not stay in the city and frequent one of the city's many cosy cafés?!)Your afternoon is free to enjoy Paris and the many attractions of this amazing city. We are moored close to a well-connected RER station which allows easy access for you to tick a few items off your bucket list. You could see the grand Place de la Concorde, the largest square in the city, which shows off 18th-century French architecture at its best, visit Galleries Lafayette - the historic high-end department store - or the Musée d’Orsay, home of the world’s finest Impressionist art collection.Alternatively, you may wish to simply stroll along the Champs-Élysées, enjoy a walk in the Tuileries Gardens or perhaps wander through the café lined streets of the city. Or join our optional experience learning how to make the famous macaron during a local cooking class.Paris is everything you imagine it to be – romantic, inspiring, vibrant – even outrageous – but best of all Paris is unique, and a fitting finale to a wonderful cruise.After dinner tonight, there's the chance to enjoy more famous French melodies and songs performed by a professional accordionist. Personalise your holiday -Macaron cooking class (from 2026 only)If there's one pastry that everyone in France envies and dreams of knowing how to make, it's the macaron. This sandwich-like cookie filled with jam, ganache, or buttercream, is the perfect sweet treat, with a slightly crisp outside and a chewy texture. During our optional cooking class, you'll learn everything there is to know about macaron and even try your hand at making one under the guidance of an experienced pastry chef.This experience will be bookable soon, a member of our team will contact you once this is available.

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31 August 2027

Paris

Return home

*This holiday is generally suitable for persons with reduced mobility. For customers with reduced mobility or any medical condition that may require special assistance or arrangements to be made, please notify your Cruise Concierge at the time of your enquiry, so that we can provide specific information as to the suitability of the holiday, as well as make suitable arrangements with the Holiday Provider on your behalf.

What's Included with
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Tea and coffee

All airport taxes and port charges

Direct flights from up to 17 UK airports with no regional supplements & transfers

Five-star ships with impeccable on-board service

Spacious cabins with windows

Insightful excursions & visits every day with local guides

Expert Riviera Cruise Director looking after you throughout

Evening entertainment from quizzes to impressive performers

Delicious full board dining, plus Captain's Dinner

Free Wi-Fi

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Main Restaurant

Main Restaurant

On the Ruby Deck is the main restaurant. Here, against a breath-taking scenic backdrop through the magnificent tinted panoramic windows, the chefs will amaze you with fine dining of the highest order, using freshly prepared seasonal produce to create the very best of European cuisine. The sumptuous breakfast buffet, with omelettes and fresh eggs prepared to order, ensures a great start to the day and at lunchtime the salad and dessert buffet allows you to opt for something lighter, or choose a hearty lunch from the pasta station or the à la carte soup and main courses – just as you desire. A four-course dinner is excellently executed with silver service, whilst our ‘open seating’ policy ensures a relaxed dining experience which you will always look forward to.

Excursions and activities

Excursions and activities

A daily programme is produced on board and delivered to your cabin each evening, detailing the following day’s activities.

On our river cruises we love to take you right into the heart of each town or city you visit along the way, and during your cruise local guides will offer a variety of guided walking tours, panoramic coach tours and/or visits to museums and local cultural favourites such as a wine tasting in Burgundy and a train journey through the Swiss mountains.

You will have a good mix of touring and free time to learn about the history and the little quirks of each place, with plenty of time to explore at your own leisure. Please check the itinerary of the cruise for more specific details.

Optional excursions

Visits to places of interest are organised for most of the days of your holiday, but it it is not compulsory that you go on all the included experiences that have been arranged.

Please note: entrance fees to museums are not usually included in the price of your holiday.

Observation Lounge and Bar

Observation Lounge and Bar

On the Diamond Deck is the magnificent panoramic observation lounge, the heart of the ship with wonderful views through floor to ceiling windows of the ever-changing landscape as you move along the river. This is where the ships superb design really is so evident. You’ll love the quality feel, the genteel ambience, the rich carpeting, the marble-tiled bar and the choice of sumptuous leather armchairs and soft modern settees. What could be better than to lose yourself in conversation with like-minded new friends, sip a coffee, perhaps play chess or bridge, or just relax whilst admiring the incredible scenery? And after a delicious dinner, appreciate our pianist, a gentle dance on the purpose-designed dance floor, or just enjoy a quiet read in the peaceful La Brasserie at the rear of the ship, ideal to while away an hour on a comfortable terrace absorbing the sights and sounds of Europe’s great rivers.

Wellness Area

The Emerald Deck boasts a very special feature of the Jane Austen - its purpose-designed and extensive spa and wellness area You can reserve the spa for your private use to take a sauna or use the steam room, or perhaps visit the on-board hairdresser (small additional fee).

Please note: The Emerald Deck is only accessible by stairs.

MS Jane Austen Cabins & Suites

Standard Cabin (Emerald Deck)

Standard Cabin (Emerald Deck)

At 15 square metres (161 square feet), your luxuriously appointed cabin is amongst the largest, most comfortable and best appointed on any European river cruise vessel - with all the high quality facilities you would expect from a top hotel, and more.

Features

Individual climate control
Fixed window
Twin beds which can be configured as double
Tea and coffee making facilities
Ensuite bathroom with walk-in shower
Shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, body lotion, soap
Towels, bathrobes, slippers and hairdryer
EU plug sockets
Table and chairs
Telephone, radio and flat-screen TV
Safe & mini fridge
Turn down service

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Standard Cabin (Diamond and Ruby Decks)

Standard Cabin (Diamond and Ruby Decks)

At 15 square metres (161 square feet), your luxuriously appointed cabin is amongst the largest, most comfortable and best appointed on any European river cruise vessel - with all the high quality facilities you would expect from a top hotel, and more.

Features

Individual climate control
Floor to ceiling windows with French style balcony
Twin beds which can be configured as double
Tea and coffee making facilities
Ensuite bathroom with walk-in shower
Luxury toiletries: shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, body lotion, soap
Towels, bathrobes, slippers and hairdryer
EU plug sockets
Table and chairs
Telephone, radio and flat-screen TV
Safe & mini fridge
Turn down service

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Deluxe Suite (Diamond Deck)

Superior Suite (Diamond and Ruby Decks)

Superior Stern Suite (Diamond Deck)

Superior Suite (Emerald Deck)

Deluxe Suite (Diamond Deck)

For the ultimate in space and river cruise luxury, on the Diamond (top) deck there are four deluxe suites, at 22.5 square metres (242 square feet) a full 50% larger than a standard cabin, beautifully appointed and incredibly comfortable, plus for a final homely touch, soft cotton bathrobes and slippers. You will love them.

Features

Individual climate control
Floor to ceiling windows with French style balcony
Twin beds which can be configured as double
Tea and coffee making facilities
Spacious ensuite bathroom with walk-in shower
Luxury toiletries: shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, body lotion, soap
Towels, bathrobes, slippers and hairdryer
EU plug sockets
Table and chairs
Telephone, radio and flat-screen TV
Safe & mini fridge
Turn down service

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