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Upon arrival embark your 5★ river ship for your ten night river cruise.

After breakfast on board, we disembark for a sightseeing tour of this iconic capital and ‘city of lights’. The list of must-sees here goes on and on - the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Champs Élysées, Sacré-Coeur, Notre Dame to name but a few, and we’ll learn more about this amazing city through the eyes of our local expert.
Back on board lunch is served, after which we’ve an afternoon’s cruising in store. As we slip our mooring and glide away from this historic city, sit back and soak up the views.
During tonight’s dinner, we arrive in Conflans-Sainte-Honorine where we moor overnight. After dinner, retire to the lounge to enjoy a local performer entertaining us with the French and international chansons in a tribute to Edith Piaf.

This morning we drive through the sleepy bocage countryside, a green landscape of lush pastures and high hedgerows to the captivating village of Auvers-sur-Oise, which has welcomed and inspired a host of famous artists through the centuries. During a guided tour with a local expert, visit the elegant Château d'Auvers, an historic Louis XIII-style building, with all the style and ambience associated with 19th-century Impressionism where you can immerse yourself in the history of this world-renowned period. After a tour of its splendid interior, stroll the blissful gardens, admiring the perfumed blooms, manicured hedges and cooling fountains.
We return to the ship for lunch and set sail towards our next stop, so relax and enjoy the facilities on board.

Awake in Rouen, Normandy’s capital, one of Europe’s finest medieval cities and scene of many momentous events over the centuries. After breakfast we disembark to uncover the treasures of this fascinating city through the insightful eyes of our local guide.
After lunch, we continue our cruise along the Seine’s magnificent course, passing chalk cliffs and a landscape of forest-covered hills that are designated areas of outstanding natural beauty and sanctuaries for diverse wildlife, including deer and wild boar. Another highlight of the valley soon greets us – the ethereal ruins of Jumiéges Abbey – which we rediscover later in the cruise.

This morning we are in Le Havre, and after breakfast, you'll be ready for a full-day tour, with a choice to visit the landing beaches, or taste some of Normandy’s typical produce.
Disembark for a full day visit to the D-Day Normandy Beaches. We visit the British Cemetery in Ranville followed by the Pegasus Bridge Memorial, made famous in the film The Longest Day. We stop to pay our respects at the Canadian War Cemetery at Beny-sur-Mer then continue to Courseulles for lunch at leisure. Later we visit the Juno Beach Centre, situated immediately behind the beach codenamed Juno, the section of the Allied beachhead on which 14,000 Canadian troops landed on D-Day; the museum pays homage to the 45,000 Canadians killed during the war.
Alternatively, today you could embark on a tasting tour of Normandy. Our first stop will be a local cheese dairy, which has been passed down from father to son. After learning about traditional cheese-making methods, we'll have a chance to taste these delicious varieties and savour the authentic flavours. Next, we'll head to Lisieux, a charming medieval town in the heart of the Calvados region, known for the popular local brandy made from apple cider. During your free time, you can explore the extravagant 20th-century basilica on the hillside or the medieval cathedral. Alternatively, you might prefer to enjoy a leisurely lunch at one of the local restaurants or cafés. Following that, we’ll visit a family-run estate located by the sea, where you’ll learn about two of Normandy’s most iconic beverages: cider and calvados (apple brandy).
★Included EXCURSION: Tour to Arromanches and the Normandy D-Day beaches OR Taste of Normandy tour with visits to cider and cheese farms

This morning, you can choose to visit the charming town of Honfleur or discover the natural coastal beauty surrounding Étretat which has inspired many painters and writers.
Honfleur is often regarded as the most picturesque spot on the northern French coast, and it’s a short drive to this captivating town.
Alternatively, join our visit to the pretty seaside town of Étretat to discover the region’s legendary coastal views.
★Included EXCURSION: Guided tour of Honfleur OR Guided tour to Étretat

You have a couple of options to choose from this morning. You might choose to start with a guided tour of MuseoSeine, a museum dedicated to the history of the river Seine. Then spend some free time exploring Caudebec-en-Caux and its astounding cathedral, a 15th-century gothic masterpiece. Or simply enjoy a peaceful stroll along the riverbank, admiring the houses and pretty gardens soaking up this tranquil scene.
Alternatively join our Abbey Road excursion, visiting firstly the majestic Abbey Jumièges, one of the loveliest ruins in France and a fine example of Norman Romanesque architecture. Today, you cannot fail to be impressed by the scale of these beautiful ruins set in acres of peaceful grounds. We continue to the working Abbey Saint-Wandrille, founded in the 7th century and one of the first Benedictine abbeys in Normandy.
★Included EXCURSION: Guided tour of the MuseoSeine and free time in Caudebec-en-Caux OR Abbey Road tour to the ruins of Abbey Jumièges & the Abbey of Saint-Wandrille

After breakfast we take a short drive to Giverny to visit Monet’s house and garden. 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. There’s time to wander here, absorbing the tranquil atmosphere while marvelling at the light bouncing off the foliage of every hue and the magical reflections shimmering on the water.
We rejoin the ship for a leisurely lunch, and this afternoon you are free to explore Vernon’s quaint buildings.
Later, enjoy an on-board cheese & cider tasting. A local Farmer joins us to explain the different stages in the production of cider - from apple juice to brandy, with a chance to taste paired with cheese and rillettes.

This morning, we explore La Roche-Guyon, one of France’s most beautiful villages, on a guided tour. Situated along the serene banks of the Seine River, La Roche-Guyon is an enchanting village that captivates visitors with its enduring allure, fascinating past, and dazzling landscapes.
We visit the remarkable 18th-century Château de la Roche Guyon which towers over a loop of the Seine. Wander the extensive gardens, with regimented paths and fruit trees sweeping down to the river and enjoy the superb views over the water. If you’re feeling up to the challenge, a castle dating from medieval times crowns the site, against a backdrop of thickly forested slopes.
After lunch back on board, settle in for an afternoon’s cruising as we drift away from this picturesque spot. We pass by Mantes-la-Jolie’s old medieval stone bridge; the central section was destroyed during World War II and never repaired – another poignant reminder that this area of France has been a battleground for centuries.
★Included EXCURSION: Guided tour of La Roche-Guyon

Today, you have two options for visiting Versailles Palace and Gardens. You can choose a morning visit and return on board in time for a late lunch, or you can opt for a longer visit, which includes lunch at your leisure and more time to explore the gardens and the rest of the estate.
This afternoon there’s free time in Paris to explore as you wish. Take in a museum, such as Europe’s oldest science museum, dating from 1794 with its vast collection of inventions and industrial design or soak up artistic treasures in the Louvre or Musee d’Orsay with its world-renowned collections of artwork, furniture, sculpture and photography. Browse the legendary stores such as Galeries Lafayette, the smart boutiques in the arcaded Rue de Rivoli, or bohemian Montmartre’s quirky galleries and independent shops.

After breakfast, disembark the ship and transfer to the airport for your return flight.
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Launched in 2015, MS Jane Austen is one of Riviera Travel’s elegant river ships, designed for relaxed cruising on Europe’s great waterways with a calm, refined atmosphere throughout. From her magnificent panoramic observation lounge and stylish bar to beautifully appointed cabins and suites, she offers a wonderfully comfortable setting for unhurried days on the river. Now sailing itineraries along the Seine, including Paris, she pairs scenic cruising with carefully curated experiences ashore, while Riviera’s warm hospitality ensures you feel completely at ease from the moment you step aboard.
What’s onboard: 140 guests, 74guest suites, one entertainment venue, one complimentary restaurant, one bar and lounge, two relaxation and fitness venues, and one essential venue