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7-night Colors of Provence Cruise

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Departing From:

Lyon, France

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Day	Port	Arrival	Departure
Day 1	Lyon, France Board your cruise in Lyon. Tonight, meet your fellow passengers as the ship moors overnight. (D)	—	—
Day 2	Lyon, France Discover dynamic Lyon, starting in Fourvière Hill, part of the city's historic region that is now a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to the 19th-century basilica Notre-Dame de Fourvière. Continue on to the old town of Lyon, followed by a guided walk through the St. Jean district, where you will be introduced to the city's unique covered walkways, known as "traboules". During the afternoon, enjoy leisure time or join a guided bike tour through the city designed with cyclists in mind. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 3	Collonges-au-Mont-d'Or, France	—	—
Day 3	Vienne, France Travel to the Beaujolais wine region—known as the Pays d'Or or "land of the golden stones". Indulge in a wine tasting at a traditional winery and learn about the history and techniques of their vineyard. Later set sail for Vienne, where you'll enjoy free time to explore the town. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 4	Vienne, France	—	—
Day 4	Tournon, France Situated between the wine regions of Beaujolais and Côtes du Rhône lies Vienne with a Roman past that can be seen in its marvelously preserved ruins. Take a walking tour to see the amazingly well-preserved Augustus and Livia Temple, the Saint Maurice Cathedral, a Gothic church that took more than 500 years to build, and St. Pierre Abbey—one of the oldest surviving churches in France and now an archaeological museum. For those wishing to be more active, you can either take a guided bike tour along a portion of the ViaRhôna bike route or a guided hike from the ship to the Monastery at Mount Pipet. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 5	Tournon, France Wine and chocolate lovers will enjoy visiting Tournon located in the heart of Côtes du Rhône. You have a choice of three excursions. Take a train ride past magnificent landscape carved along the Gorges du Doux stopping at the charming little station of Colombier-le-Vieux–Saint-Barthélemy-le-Plain, where the train maneuvers in preparation for its return journey. Alternatively, lovers of wine and chocolate will want to visit Château de Tournon for a presentation and tasting on the pairing of red wine and chocolate. For a more active adventure, take a hike through the vineyards of Tain-l'Hermitage, followed by a visit to a local winery where you'll sample some of the wines. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 6	Avignon, France Avignon, aptly named the "City of Popes", was the center of the Catholic Church in the 14th century when its "Palais des Papes" was the equivalent of today's Vatican. Depending on your interests, you have three choices of excursions. Discover the history of Avignon on a guided walking tour that includes the Papal Palace and the well-preserved medieval walls surrounding the historic center of town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Alternatively, you can go to another UNESCO World Heritage Site, the impressive Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct that is a masterpiece of ancient engineering. Or if you prefer, indulge in a Tastes of Provence. During the afternoon, you can enjoy free time in Avignon, go on a bike tour, or go to the magnificent hilltop village, Grignan. After visiting this enchanting Provençal town, go in search of the highly prized "Black Diamond" truffles with a farmer and his trustworthy canine companion. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 7	Arles, France	—	—
Day 7	Les Baux-de-Provence, France	—	—
Day 7	Arles, France Considered one of the most beautiful cities in France, Arles enchants. For art lovers, you'll wish to visit Saint Paul de Mausole Asylum, where Vincent van Gogh once lived and painted such well-known works as "The Irises" and "Starry Night". Many people consider Van Gogh's Arles period to be the most creative of his career. Afterwards, go to the Carrières de Lumières, where you'll be treated to a spectacular presentation of art, sound, and history projected on the walls of caves. Alternatively, venture to the medieval hilltop village, Les Baux-de-Provence, followed by a visit to an olive farm where you'll learn about age-old Provençal traditions from a master olive miller as well as sample the olive oil. During the afternoon, you can join a walking tour of Arles highlighting top sights, including the Romanesque cathedral and Roman amphitheater; or take a guided bike tour to the Roman ruins. And for those who wish to delve further into Van Gogh's Arles, join a special walking tour along with a visit to the Vincent van Gogh Foundation, showcasing his legacy. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 8	Arles, France Disembark your ship in Arles. (B)	—	—

Date	Interior	Oceanview	Balcony	Suite
Untrack Track MAR 21 2019	Not Available	$3,230 $461/Night	$4,030 $576/Night	$5,330 $761/Night
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Untrack Track APR 4 2019	Not Available	Call for Pricing	Call for Pricing	Call for Pricing
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Untrack Track APR 18 2019	Not Available	Call for Pricing	$4,880 $697/Night	Call for Pricing
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Untrack Track MAY 2 2019	Not Available	$4,280 $611/Night	$4,880 $697/Night	Call for Pricing
Limited Time Offer - $300 Onboard Credit Inclusive amenities for all guests!
Untrack Track MAY 16 2019	Not Available	Call for Pricing	$4,980 $711/Night	Call for Pricing
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13-night Colors of Provence Cruise

AmaCello

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Departing From:

Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain

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Day	Port	Arrival	Departure
Day 1	Land Tour: Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain Arrive in Barcelona and check into your hotel. (B)	—	—
Day 2	Land Tour: Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain Barcelona, the bustling capital of Catalonia, is an artist, architect, foodie, historian, and culturist's dream. Tour the cobblestoned lanes of the Gothic Quarter in the medieval city center and Las Ramblas. Visit Montjuïc Hill and see some imaginative architectural creations, highlights of the UNESCO World Heritage Site "Works of Antoni Gaudí", including La Sagrada Família. (B)	—	—
Day 3	Land Tour: Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain	—	—
Day 3	Land Tour: Montserrat Abbey, Spain	—	—
Day 3	Land Tour: Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain Join an excursion to the mountain Montserrat, which is home to the Benedictine monastery of Santa Maria de Montserrat, located about 30 miles from Barcelona. Once there, you'll ride a scenic funicular to the top of the mountain and experience an indescribable view of the Catalonia landscape. The monastery, officially founded in 1025, soon began to receive pilgrims and visitors who contributed to the spread of stories of miracles and wonders performed by the Virgin Mary. The whole of Montserrat is built around facilitating the worship of the Black Madonna in the Basilica. While here, you'll see the famous Black Madonna sculpture, which sits at the back of the church, above the altar area. The stairway leading to the statue, plus the room and altar in which the statue sits are ornate, golden, and pay tribute to the wonder that is the Virgin herself. (B)	—	—
Day 4	Land Tour: Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain	—	—
Day 4	Land Tour: Nîmes, France	—	—
Day 4	Arles, France Check out of the hotel and board the TGV high-speed train to Nîmes. See the highlights of this delightful town with one of the finest collections of Roman buildings in France before transferring via motorcoach to Arles, where you'll board your luxury ship. (B,D)	—	—
Day 5	Arles, France	—	—
Day 5	Les Baux-de-Provence, France	—	—
Day 5	Arles, France Considered one of the most beautiful cities in France, Arles enchants. For art lovers, you'll wish to visit Saint Paul de Mausole Asylum, where Vincent van Gogh once lived and painted such well-known works as "The Irises" and "Starry Night". Many people consider Van Gogh's Arles period to be the most creative of his career. Afterwards, go to the Carrières de Lumières, where you'll be treated to a spectacular presentation of art, sound, and history projected on the walls of caves. Alternatively, venture to the medieval hilltop village, Les Baux-de-Provence, followed by a visit to an olive farm where you'll learn about age-old Provençal traditions from a master olive miller as well as sample the olive oil. During the afternoon, you can join a walking tour of Arles highlighting top sights, including the Romanesque cathedral and Roman Amphitheatre. After dinner, enjoy a special scenic Illuminations Cruise toward the renowned Avignon Bridge. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 6	Avignon, France Avignon, aptly named the "City of Popes", was the center of the Catholic Church in the 14th century when its "Palais des Papes" was the equivalent of today's Vatican. Depending on your interests, you have four choices of excursions. Discover the history of Avignon on a guided walking tour that includes the Papal Palace and the well-preserved medieval walls surrounding the historic center of town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Alternatively, you can go to another UNESCO World Heritage Site, the impressive Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct that is a masterpiece of ancient engineering. Or if you prefer, visit three venues around Avignon where you can taste regional specialties, including cheese, chocolate, lavender-infused drinks, wine, and more. Or pedal your way along the Rhône to the island of Barthelasse, one of Europe's largest river islands, and stop at an authentic farm while taking in sights along the way on a guided bike tour. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 7	Viviers, France	—	—
Day 7	Grignan, France	—	—
Day 7	Viviers, France Head to a truffle farm and go in search of the highly prized "Black Diamond" truffle with a farmer and his trustworthy canine companion. Afterward, visit the magnificent medieval hilltop village, Grignan, where you'll visit a Renaissance chateau perched on a hill surrounded by lavender fields. This enchanting Provençal town offers unique panoramic views to the north, south, east, and west. Enjoy some free time to explore before heading back to the ship. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 8	Tournon, France	—	—
Day 8	Walk	—	—
Day 8	Tain-l'Hermitage, France	—	—
Day 8	Walk	—	—
Day 8	Tournon, France Enjoy the views from a panoramic train car as you ride past magnificent landscape carved along the Gorges du Doux stopping at the charming little station of Colombier-le-Vieux–Saint-Barthélemy-le-Plain, where the steam train maneuvers in preparation for its return journey. Alternatively, lovers of wine and chocolate will want to visit Château de Tournon for a presentation and tasting on the pairing of red wine and chocolate. For a more active adventure, take a walking tour of Tain-l'Hermitage, followed by a visit to a local winery where you'll sample some of the region's celebrated Hermitage appellation. Or bike along the ViaRhôna cycling route, winding through forest and looping back through dense orchards with hills of vineyards in the distance before returning to Tournon for a short tour of the town center. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 9	Vienne, France	—	—
Day 9	Lyon, France Situated between the wine regions of Beaujolais and Côtes du Rhône lies Vienne, with a Roman past that can be seen in its marvelously preserved ruins. Take a walking tour to see the amazingly well-preserved Augustus and Livia Temple, the Saint-Maurice Cathedral, a Gothic church that took more than 500 years to build, and St. Pierre Abbey—one of the oldest surviving churches in France, and now an Archaeological Museum. For those wishing to be more active, you can either take a guided bike tour along a portion of the ViaRhôna bike route or a guided hike from the ship to the Monastery at Mount Pipet. Later in the day, set sail to Lyon. Discover dynamic Lyon, starting in Fourvière Hill, part of the city's historic region that is now a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to the 19th-century basilica Notre-Dame de Fourvière. Continue on to the old town of Lyon, followed by a guided walk through the St. Jean district, where you will be introduced to the city's unique covered walkways, known as "traboules". Or for those more interested in discovering why Lyon is France's culinary capital, visit the city's famed indoor food market, which has nearly five-dozen stalls selling countless gourmet delights—including sausage, cheese, and pastries, which you will get to sample. Or take a guided bike ride to the modern urban area of La Confluence along the Saône River. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 10	Lyon, France Enjoy morning free time in Lyon and then travel to the Beaujolais wine region—known as the Pays d'Or or "land of the golden stones". While there, indulge in a wine tasting at a traditional winery and learn about the history and techniques of their vineyard. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 11	Lyon, France Cruise ends	—	—
Day 11	Land Tour: Paris, France Disembark the ship and depart for a demonstration of traditional Lyonnaise cooking in a city that is rapidly gaining a reputation as the capital of gastronomy in France. After lunch, transfer to the train station to board the TGV high-speed train for the ride through the French countryside to Paris.	—	—
Day 12	Land Tour: Paris, France Enjoy a morning tour taking in the signature sites of Paris, including the awe-inspiring Notre-Dame Cathedral, Arc de Triomphe, and iconic Eiffel Tower. You'll also stroll the Champs-Élysées with its cinemas, sidewalk cafés, and luxury specialty shops. The afternoon is at your leisure to explore such landmarks as the Louvre museum with its famous glass pyramid, or to enjoy a fresh flaky croissant at one of the city's legendary cafés. (B)	—	—
Day 13	Land Tour: Paris, France After a full day at leisure, visit Montmartre, long known as the city's premier artist enclave. During the mid to late 1800s, artists also began calling Montmartre home. Pissarro and Jongkind were two of the first to live there, followed by other notable artists, including Edgar Degas, Henri Matisse, Toulouse-Lautrec, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Pablo Picasso. You'll be taken on an evening illumination tour, discovering why Paris is renowned as the "City of Light". (B)	—	—
Day 14	Land Tour: Paris, France Bid farewell to Paris and prepare for your flight home. (B)	—	—

Date	Interior	Oceanview	Balcony	Suite
Untrack Track MAR 25 2019	Not Available	Call for Pricing	$6,439 $495/Night	$7,739 $595/Night
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Untrack Track APR 8 2019	Not Available	Call for Pricing	$6,839 $526/Night	$8,139 $626/Night
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Untrack Track APR 22 2019	Not Available	Call for Pricing	$6,848 $527/Night	$8,148 $627/Night
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Untrack Track JUN 3 2019	Not Available	$6,140 $472/Night	$7,239 $557/Night	Call for Pricing
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Untrack Track JUL 29 2019	Not Available	$6,439 $495/Night	$7,239 $557/Night	Call for Pricing
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7-night Colors of Provence Cruise

AmaCello

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Departing From:

Arles, France

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Day	Port	Arrival	Departure
Day 1	Arles, France Board your river cruise ship in Arles. This evening, meet your fellow passengers for a Welcome Dinner. (D)	—	—
Day 2	Arles, France	—	—
Day 2	Les Baux-de-Provence, France	—	—
Day 2	Arles, France Considered one of the most beautiful cities in France, Arles enchants. For art lovers, you'll wish to visit Saint Paul de Mausole Asylum, where Vincent van Gogh once lived and painted such well-known works as "The Irises" and "Starry Night". Many people consider Van Gogh's Arles period to be the most creative of his career. Afterwards, go to the Carrières de Lumières, where you'll be treated to a spectacular presentation of art, sound, and history projected on the walls of caves. Alternatively, venture to the medieval hilltop village, Les Baux-de-Provence, followed by a visit to an olive farm where you'll learn about age-old Provençal traditions from a master olive miller as well as sample the olive oil. During the afternoon, you can join a walking tour of Arles highlighting top sights, including the Romanesque cathedral and Roman Amphitheatre. After dinner, enjoy a special scenic Illuminations Cruise toward the renowned Avignon Bridge. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 3	Avignon, France Avignon, aptly named the "City of Popes", was the center of the Catholic Church in the 14th century when its "Palais des Papes" was the equivalent of today's Vatican. Depending on your interests, you have four choices of excursions. Discover the history of Avignon on a guided walking tour that includes the Papal Palace and the well-preserved medieval walls surrounding the historic center of town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Alternatively, you can go to another UNESCO World Heritage Site, the impressive Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct that is a masterpiece of ancient engineering. Or if you prefer, visit three venues around Avignon where you can taste regional specialties, including cheese, chocolate, lavender-infused drinks, wine, and more. Or pedal your way along the Rhône to the island of Barthelasse, one of Europe's largest river islands, and stop at an authentic farm while taking in sights along the way on a guided bike tour. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 4	Viviers, France	—	—
Day 4	Grignan, France	—	—
Day 4	Viviers, France Head to a truffle farm and go in search of the highly prized "Black Diamond" truffle with a farmer and his trustworthy canine companion. Afterward, visit the magnificent medieval hilltop village, Grignan, where you'll visit a Renaissance chateau perched on a hill surrounded by lavender fields. This enchanting Provençal town offers unique panoramic views to the north, south, east, and west. Enjoy some free time to explore before heading back to the ship. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 5	Tournon, France	—	—
Day 5	Walk	—	—
Day 5	Tain-l'Hermitage, France	—	—
Day 5	Walk	—	—
Day 5	Tournon, France Enjoy the views from a panoramic train car as you ride past magnificent landscape carved along the Gorges du Doux stopping at the charming little station of Colombier-le-Vieux–Saint-Barthélemy-le-Plain, where the steam train maneuvers in preparation for its return journey. Alternatively, lovers of wine and chocolate will want to visit Château de Tournon for a presentation and tasting on the pairing of red wine and chocolate. For a more active adventure, take a walking tour of Tain-l'Hermitage, followed by a visit to a local winery where you'll sample some of the region's celebrated Hermitage appellation. Or bike along the ViaRhôna cycling route, winding through forest and looping back through dense orchards with hills of vineyards in the distance before returning to Tournon for a short tour of the town center. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 6	Vienne, France	—	—
Day 6	Lyon, France Situated between the wine regions of Beaujolais and Côtes du Rhône lies Vienne, with a Roman past that can be seen in its marvelously preserved ruins. Take a walking tour to see the amazingly well-preserved Augustus and Livia Temple, the Saint-Maurice Cathedral, a Gothic church that took more than 500 years to build, and St. Pierre Abbey—one of the oldest surviving churches in France, and now an Archaeological Museum. For those wishing to be more active, you can either take a guided bike tour along a portion of the ViaRhôna bike route or a guided hike from the ship to the Monastery at Mount Pipet. Later in the day, set sail to Lyon. Discover dynamic Lyon, starting in Fourvière Hill, part of the city's historic region that is now a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to the 19th-century basilica Notre-Dame de Fourvière. Continue on to the old town of Lyon, followed by a guided walk through the St. Jean district, where you will be introduced to the city's unique covered walkways, known as "traboules". Or for those more interested in discovering why Lyon is France's culinary capital, visit the city's famed indoor food market, which has nearly five-dozen stalls selling countless gourmet delights—including sausage, cheese, and pastries, which you will get to sample. Or take a guided bike ride to the modern urban area of La Confluence along the Saône River. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 7	Lyon, France Enjoy morning free time in Lyon and then travel to the Beaujolais wine region—known as the Pays d'Or or "land of the golden stones". While there, indulge in a wine tasting at a traditional winery and learn about the history and techniques of their vineyard. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 8	Lyon, France Disembark the ship and bid farewell to Lyon as you prepare for your flight home. (B)	—	—

Date	Interior	Oceanview	Balcony	Suite
Untrack Track MAR 28 2019	Not Available	Call for Pricing	$4,380 $626/Night	$5,680 $811/Night
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Untrack Track APR 11 2019	Not Available	Call for Pricing	$4,780 $683/Night	$6,080 $869/Night
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Untrack Track APR 25 2019	Not Available	Call for Pricing	$4,980 $711/Night	$6,280 $897/Night
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Untrack Track JUN 6 2019	Not Available	$4,081 $583/Night	$5,180 $740/Night	Call for Pricing
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Untrack Track AUG 1 2019	Not Available	$4,380 $626/Night	$5,180 $740/Night	Call for Pricing
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13-night Colors of Provence Cruise

AmaCello

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Departing From:

Paris, France

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Day	Port	Arrival	Departure
Day 1	Land Tour: Paris, France Arrive in Paris and check into your hotel.	—	—
Day 2	Land Tour: Paris, France Enjoy a morning tour of Paris, taking in all its iconic sites. Later in the day, visit Montmartre, long known as the city's premier artist's enclave. During the mid to late 1800s, artists also began calling Montmartre home. Pissarro and Jongkind were two of the first to live there, followed by other notable artists, including Edgar Degas, Henri Matisse, Toulouse-Lautrec, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Pablo Picasso. For easy access to Montmartre, you'll hop aboard the funicular railroad that ascends the hill. Montmartre's most recognizable landmark is the Basilica du Sacré-Coeur, constructed from 1876 to 1912. The white dome of this Roman Catholic basilica sits at the highest point in the city. After your visit to Montmartre, you'll be taken on an illumination tour, discovering why Paris is renowned as the "City of Light". (B)	—	—
Day 3	Land Tour: Paris, France You'll visit one of the world's most renowned museums, the Musée d'Orsay. Housed in the train station building, constructed by Victor Laloux for the 1900 World Fair, the Orsay is a national museum devoted to all the arts between 1848–1914. The various artistic movements represented include Academism, Realism, Impressionism, Symbolism, and Art Nouveau. Among the featured artists are Cézanne, Courbet, Daumier, Degas, Gauguin, Manet, Millet, Monet, Pissarro, Renoir, Rodin, Seurat, Sisley, and Van Gogh. (B)	—	—
Day 4	Land Tour: Paris, France	—	—
Day 4	Lyon, France After checking out of your hotel in Paris, board the TGV train through the French countryside to Lyon, France's culinary capital. Upon arrival, enjoy free time before being treated to an exclusive hands-on cooking lesson. Later, transfer to your luxurious ship. (B,D)	—	—
Day 5	Lyon, France Discover dynamic Lyon, starting in Fourvière Hill, part of the city's historic region that is now a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to the 19th-century basilica Notre-Dame de Fourvière. Continue on to the old town of Lyon, followed by a guided walk through the St. Jean district, where you will be introduced to the city's unique covered walkways, known as "traboules". During the afternoon, enjoy leisure time or join a guided bike tour through the city designed with cyclists in mind. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 6	Collonges-au-Mont-d'Or, France	—	—
Day 6	Vienne, France Travel to the Beaujolais wine region—known as the Pays d'Or or "land of the golden stones". Indulge in a wine tasting at a traditional winery and learn about the history and techniques of their vineyard. Later set sail for Vienne, where you'll enjoy free time to explore the town. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 7	Vienne, France	—	—
Day 7	Tournon, France Situated between the wine regions of Beaujolais and Côtes du Rhône lies Vienne with a Roman past that can be seen in its marvelously preserved ruins. Take a walking tour to see the amazingly well-preserved Augustus and Livia Temple, the Saint Maurice Cathedral, a Gothic church that took more than 500 years to build, and St. Pierre Abbey—one of the oldest surviving churches in France and now an archaeological museum. For those wishing to be more active, you can either take a guided bike tour along a portion of the ViaRhôna bike route or a guided hike from the ship to the Monastery at Mount Pipet. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 8	Tournon, France Wine and chocolate lovers will enjoy visiting Tournon located in the heart of Côtes du Rhône. You have a choice of three excursions. Take a train ride past magnificent landscape carved along the Gorges du Doux stopping at the charming little station of Colombier-le-Vieux–Saint-Barthélemy-le-Plain, where the train maneuvers in preparation for its return journey. Alternatively, lovers of wine and chocolate will want to visit Château de Tournon for a presentation and tasting on the pairing of red wine and chocolate. For a more active adventure, take a hike through the vineyards of Tain-l'Hermitage, followed by a visit to a local winery where you'll sample some of the wines. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 9	Avignon, France Avignon, aptly named the "City of Popes", was the center of the Catholic Church in the 14th century when its "Palais des Papes" was the equivalent of today's Vatican. Depending on your interests, you have three choices of excursions. Discover the history of Avignon on a guided walking tour that includes the Papal Palace and the well-preserved medieval walls surrounding the historic center of town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Alternatively, you can go to another UNESCO World Heritage Site, the impressive Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct that is a masterpiece of ancient engineering. Or if you prefer, indulge in a Tastes of Provence. During the afternoon, you can enjoy free time in Avignon, go on a bike tour, or go to the magnificent hilltop village, Grignan. After visiting this enchanting Provençal town, go in search of the highly prized "Black Diamond" truffles with a farmer and his trustworthy canine companion. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 10	Arles, France	—	—
Day 10	Les Baux-de-Provence, France	—	—
Day 10	Arles, France Considered one of the most beautiful cities in France, Arles enchants. For art lovers, you'll wish to visit Saint Paul de Mausole Asylum, where Vincent van Gogh once lived and painted such well-known works as "The Irises" and "Starry Night". Many people consider Van Gogh's Arles period to be the most creative of his career. Afterwards, go to the Carrières de Lumières, where you'll be treated to a spectacular presentation of art, sound, and history projected on the walls of caves. Alternatively, venture to the medieval hilltop village, Les Baux-de-Provence, followed by a visit to an olive farm where you'll learn about age-old Provençal traditions from a master olive miller as well as sample the olive oil. During the afternoon, you can join a walking tour of Arles highlighting top sights, including the Romanesque cathedral and Roman amphitheater; or take a guided bike tour to the Roman ruins. And for those who wish to delve further into Van Gogh's Arles, join a special walking tour along with a visit to the Vincent van Gogh Foundation, showcasing his legacy. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 11	Arles, France Cruise ends	—	—
Day 11	Land Tour: Nîmes, France	—	—
Day 11	Land Tour: Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain Disembark your ship in Arles and travel a short distance to Nîmes. See the highlights of this delightful town with one of the finest collections of Roman buildings in France. Afterwards, board the TGV high-speed train to the city that inspired Antoni Gaudí and is certain to inspire you. (B)	—	—
Day 12	Land Tour: Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain Barcelona, the bustling capital of Catalonia, is an artist's, architect's, foodie's, historian's, and culturist's dream. Tour the cobblestoned lanes of the Gothic Quarter in the medieval city center and Las Ramblas. Visit Montjuïc Hill and see some of Antoni Gaudí's imaginative architectural creations, including Casa Milà, Casa Batlló, and La Sagrada Família. (B)	—	—
Day 13	Land Tour: Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain	—	—
Day 13	Land Tour: Montserrat Abbey, Spain	—	—
Day 13	Land Tour: Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain Join an excursion to the mountain Montserrat, which is home to the Benedictine monastery of Santa Maria de Montserrat, located about 30 miles from Barcelona. Once there, you can experience an indescribable view of the Catalonia landscape from the top of the mountain. The monastery, officially founded in 1025, soon began to receive pilgrims and visitors who contributed to the spread of stories of miracles and wonders performed by the Virgin Mary. The whole of Montserrat is built around facilitating the worship of the Black Madonna in the basilica. While here, you'll see the famous Black Madonna sculpture, which sits at the back of the church, above the altar area. The stairway leading to the statue, plus the room and altar in which the statue sits are ornate, golden, and pay tribute to the wonder that is the Virgin herself. On leaving the Black Madonna, you will exit via the Camí de l'Ave Maria, another moving place where you will be given the opportunity, should you wish, to pay homage to the statue that you have just seen by lighting a candle. (B)	—	—
Day 14	Land Tour: Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain Bid farewell to Barcelona and prepare for your homeward flight. (B)	—	—

Date	Interior	Oceanview	Balcony	Suite
Untrack Track MAR 18 2019	Not Available	$5,229 $402/Night	$6,029 $464/Night	$7,329 $564/Night
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Untrack Track APR 15 2019	Not Available	Call for Pricing	$6,879 $529/Night	Call for Pricing
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13-night Colors of Provence Cruise

AmaCello

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Departing From:

Paris, France

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Day	Port	Arrival	Departure
Day 1	Land Tour: Paris, France Arrive in Paris and check into your hotel.	—	—
Day 2	Land Tour: Paris, France Enjoy a morning tour taking in the signature sites of Paris, including the awe-inspiring Notre-Dame Cathedral, Arc de Triomphe, and iconic Eiffel Tower. You'll also stroll the Champs-Élysées with its cinemas, sidewalk cafés, and luxury specialty shops. The afternoon is at your leisure to explore such landmarks as the Louvre museum with its famous glass pyramid, or to enjoy a fresh flaky croissant at one of the city's legendary cafés. (B)	—	—
Day 3	Land Tour: Paris, France Enjoy a full day at your leisure to explore some of the city's legendary sites more in-depth. In the evening, visit Montmartre, long known as the city's premier artists' enclave. During the mid to late 1800s, artists also began calling Montmartre home. Pissarro and Jongkind were two of the first to live there, followed by other notable artists, including Edgar Degas, Henri Matisse, Toulouse-Lautrec, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Pablo Picasso. You'll be taken on an evening illumination tour, discovering why Paris is renowned as the "City of Light". (B)	—	—
Day 4	Land Tour: Paris, France	—	—
Day 4	Lyon, France Check out of your Paris hotel and head to the train station to board the TGV high-speed train through the French countryside to Lyon. Once in the "food capital of France", marvel at the famous indoor market hall Les Halles de Lyon-Paul Bocuse, named after the late chef renowned for his Michelin-starred L'Auberge du Pont de Collonges restaurant. There you'll have a chance to sample of the delicacies offered by butchers, bakers, chocolatiers, and cheesemongers while taking in the colorful sights and enticing aromas around you. Afterward, embark the ship in Lyon for your Colors of Provence cruise. (B,D)	—	—
Day 5	Lyon, France Discover dynamic Lyon, starting in Fourvière Hill, part of the city's historic region that is now a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to the 19th-century basilica Notre-Dame de Fourvière. Continue on to the old town of Lyon, followed by a guided walk through the St. Jean district, where you will be introduced to the city's unique covered walkways, known as "traboules". During the afternoon, enjoy leisure time or join a guided bike tour through the city designed with cyclists in mind. In the evening, see the city light up during a romantic illumination cruise. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 6	Vienne, France Travel to the Beaujolais wine region—known as the Pays d'Or or "land of the golden stones". Indulge in a wine tasting at a traditional winery and learn about the history and techniques of their vineyard. Later, enjoy free time to explore Vienne. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 7	Vienne, France	—	—
Day 7	Tournon, France Situated between the wine regions of Beaujolais and Côtes du Rhône lies Vienne with a Roman past that can be seen in its marvelously preserved ruins. Follow the footsteps of the ancient Romans on a walking tour to see the amazingly well-preserved Augustus and Livia Temple, the Saint Maurice Cathedral, a Gothic church that took more than 500 years to build, and St. Pierre Abbey—one of the oldest surviving churches in France and now an Archaeological Museum. For those wishing to be more active, you can either take a guided bike tour along a portion of the ViaRhôna bike route or a guided hike from the ship to the Monastery at Mount Pipet. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 8	Tournon, France You have a choice of three excursions. Take a train ride past magnificent landscape carved along the Gorges du Doux, stopping at the charming little station of Colombier-le-Vieux–Saint-Barthélemy-le-Plain, where the train maneuvers in preparation for its return journey. Alternatively, lovers of wine and chocolate will want to visit Château de Tournon for a presentation and tasting on the pairing of red wine and chocolate. For a more active adventure, cycle through the French countryside or take a hike through the vineyards of Tain-l'Hermitage, followed by a visit to a local winery where you'll sample some of the wines. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 9	Avignon, France Avignon, aptly named the "City of Popes", was the center of the Catholic Church in the 14th century when its "Palais des Papes" was the equivalent of today's Vatican. Depending on your interests, you have three choices of excursions. Discover the history of Avignon on a guided walking tour that includes the Papal Palace and the well-preserved medieval walls surrounding the historic center of town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Alternatively, you can go to another UNESCO World Heritage Site, the impressive Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct that is a masterpiece of ancient engineering. Or if you prefer, visit three venues around Avignon to taste regional specialties including macarons, cheese and wine, and tapenades. During the afternoon, you can enjoy free time in Avignon, go on a bike tour, or go to the magnificent hilltop village, Grignan. After visiting this enchanting Provençal town, go in search of the highly prized "Black Diamond" truffles with a farmer and his trustworthy canine companion. In the evening, enjoy an illuminations cruise around Avignon. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 10	Arles, France	—	—
Day 10	Les Baux-de-Provence, France	—	—
Day 10	Arles, France Considered one of the most beautiful cities in France, Arles enchants. For art lovers, you'll wish to visit Saint Paul de Mausole Asylum, where Vincent van Gogh once lived and painted. Afterwards, go to the Carrières de Lumières, where you'll be treated to a spectacular presentation of art, sound, and history projected on the walls of caves. Alternatively, venture to the medieval hilltop village, Les Baux-de-Provence, followed by a visit to an olive farm where you'll learn about age-old Provençal traditions from a master olive miller as well as sample the olive oil. Or for a different adventure, journey to Aigues-Mortes, known for its well preserved medieval walls and guard towers, followed by a visit to the beautiful Camargue National Park, a protected natural territory with more than 400 different species of birds. During the afternoon, you can join a walking tour of Arles highlighting top sights, including the Romanesque cathedral and Roman amphitheater; or take a guided bike tour to the Roman ruins. And for those who wish to delve further into Van Gogh's Arles, join a special walking tour along with a visit to the Vincent van Gogh Foundation, showcasing his legacy. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 11	Arles, France Cruise ends	—	—
Day 11	Land Tour: Aix-en-Provence, France	—	—
Day 11	Land Tour: Nice, France Disembark the ship in Arles and head to Aix-en-Provence. See the highlights of this delightful city, known for its provincial markets and for being the birthplace of renowned painter Paul Cézanne, whose former studio is still in town. Afterward, board a motorcoach for a scenic ride to Nice, where you will enjoy a panoramic tour of the Promenade des Anglais (The Promenade of the English), France's first site constructed for tourists on the shores of the Mediterranean. Later, check into your hotel. (B)	—	—
Day 12	Land Tour: Nice, France Tour the scenic capital of the French Riviera, where tourism has been alive for three centuries. Founded by the Greeks and named after the Greek goddess of victory, Nice was once the premier spot for English aristocrats to spend their winter holidays—and is now a world-renowned, top-of-the-range holiday destination. Gaze at the azure waters of the Mediterranean and take in such sites as the distinctive Russian Orthodox cathedral, the opera house, and the Prefecture Palace. (B)	—	—
Day 13	Land Tour: Nice, France	—	—
Day 13	Land Tour: Èze, France	—	—
Day 13	Land Tour: Monte-Carlo, Monaco Head to the hilltop town of Èze where you'll enjoy a scenic walking tour along its charming cobblestone streets, as well as free time to sample the local fare for lunch. Later, explore intimate Monaco-Ville, known locally as "The Rock", a sleepy yet picturesque medieval village with phenomenal views of the sea. Then take in the luxury and beauty of Monte Carlo, famous for its opulent casino and as the host of the annual Formula One Monaco Grand Prix. (B)	—	—
Day 14	Land Tour: Nice, France Bid farewell to Nice and prepare for your flight home. (B)	—	—

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13-night Colors of Provence Cruise

AmaCello

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Departing From:

Paris, France

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Day	Port	Arrival	Departure
Day 1	Land Tour: Paris, France Arrive in Paris and check into your hotel.	—	—
Day 2	Land Tour: Paris, France Enjoy a morning tour taking in the signature sites of Paris, including the awe-inspiring Notre-Dame Cathedral, Arc de Triomphe, and iconic Eiffel Tower. You'll also stroll the Champs-Élysées with its cinemas, sidewalk cafés, and luxury specialty shops. The afternoon is at your leisure to explore such landmarks as the Louvre museum with its famous glass pyramid, or to enjoy a fresh flaky croissant at one of the city's legendary cafés. (B)	—	—
Day 3	Land Tour: Paris, France Enjoy a full day at your leisure to explore some of the city's legendary sites more in-depth. In the evening, visit Montmartre, long known as the city's premier artists' enclave. During the mid to late 1800s, artists also began calling Montmartre home. Pissarro and Jongkind were two of the first to live there, followed by other notable artists, including Edgar Degas, Henri Matisse, Toulouse-Lautrec, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Pablo Picasso. You'll be taken on an evening illumination tour, discovering why Paris is renowned as the "City of Light". (B)	—	—
Day 4	Land Tour: Paris, France	—	—
Day 4	Lyon, France Check out of your Paris hotel and head to the train station to board the TGV high-speed train through the French countryside to Lyon. Once in the "food capital of France", marvel at the famous indoor market hall Les Halles de Lyon-Paul Bocuse, named after the late chef renowned for his Michelin-starred L'Auberge du Pont de Collonges restaurant. There you'll have a chance to sample of the delicacies offered by butchers, bakers, chocolatiers, and cheesemongers while taking in the colorful sights and enticing aromas around you. Afterward, embark the ship in Lyon for your Colors of Provence cruise. (B,D)	—	—
Day 5	Lyon, France Discover dynamic Lyon, starting in Fourvière Hill, part of the city's historic region that is now a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to the 19th-century basilica Notre-Dame de Fourvière. Continue on to the old town of Lyon, followed by a guided walk through the St. Jean district, where you will be introduced to the city's unique covered walkways, known as "traboules". During the afternoon, enjoy leisure time or join a guided bike tour through the city designed with cyclists in mind. In the evening, see the city light up during a romantic illumination cruise. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 6	Vienne, France Travel to the Beaujolais wine region—known as the Pays d'Or or "land of the golden stones". Indulge in a wine tasting at a traditional winery and learn about the history and techniques of their vineyard. Later, enjoy free time to explore Vienne. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 7	Vienne, France	—	—
Day 7	Tournon, France Situated between the wine regions of Beaujolais and Côtes du Rhône lies Vienne with a Roman past that can be seen in its marvelously preserved ruins. Follow the footsteps of the ancient Romans on a walking tour to see the amazingly well-preserved Augustus and Livia Temple, the Saint Maurice Cathedral, a Gothic church that took more than 500 years to build, and St. Pierre Abbey—one of the oldest surviving churches in France and now an Archaeological Museum. For those wishing to be more active, you can either take a guided bike tour along a portion of the ViaRhôna bike route or a guided hike from the ship to the Monastery at Mount Pipet. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 8	Tournon, France You have a choice of three excursions. Take a train ride past magnificent landscape carved along the Gorges du Doux, stopping at the charming little station of Colombier-le-Vieux–Saint-Barthélemy-le-Plain, where the train maneuvers in preparation for its return journey. Alternatively, lovers of wine and chocolate will want to visit Château de Tournon for a presentation and tasting on the pairing of red wine and chocolate. For a more active adventure, cycle through the French countryside or take a hike through the vineyards of Tain-l'Hermitage, followed by a visit to a local winery where you'll sample some of the wines. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 9	Avignon, France Avignon, aptly named the "City of Popes", was the center of the Catholic Church in the 14th century when its "Palais des Papes" was the equivalent of today's Vatican. Depending on your interests, you have three choices of excursions. Discover the history of Avignon on a guided walking tour that includes the Papal Palace and the well-preserved medieval walls surrounding the historic center of town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Alternatively, you can go to another UNESCO World Heritage Site, the impressive Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct that is a masterpiece of ancient engineering. Or if you prefer, visit three venues around Avignon to taste regional specialties including macarons, cheese and wine, and tapenades. During the afternoon, you can enjoy free time in Avignon, go on a bike tour, or go to the magnificent hilltop village, Grignan. After visiting this enchanting Provençal town, go in search of the highly prized "Black Diamond" truffles with a farmer and his trustworthy canine companion. In the evening, enjoy an illuminations cruise around Avignon. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 10	Arles, France	—	—
Day 10	Les Baux-de-Provence, France	—	—
Day 10	Arles, France Considered one of the most beautiful cities in France, Arles enchants. For art lovers, you'll wish to visit Saint Paul de Mausole Asylum, where Vincent van Gogh once lived and painted. Afterwards, go to the Carrières de Lumières, where you'll be treated to a spectacular presentation of art, sound, and history projected on the walls of caves. Alternatively, venture to the medieval hilltop village, Les Baux-de-Provence, followed by a visit to an olive farm where you'll learn about age-old Provençal traditions from a master olive miller as well as sample the olive oil. Or for a different adventure, journey to Aigues-Mortes, known for its well preserved medieval walls and guard towers, followed by a visit to the beautiful Camargue National Park, a protected natural territory with more than 400 different species of birds. During the afternoon, you can join a walking tour of Arles highlighting top sights, including the Romanesque cathedral and Roman amphitheater; or take a guided bike tour to the Roman ruins. And for those who wish to delve further into Van Gogh's Arles, join a special walking tour along with a visit to the Vincent van Gogh Foundation, showcasing his legacy. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 11	Arles, France Cruise ends	—	—
Day 11	Land Tour: Nîmes, France	—	—
Day 11	Land Tour: Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain Disembark the ship in Arles and head to Nîmes. See the highlights of this delightful town with one of the finest collections of Roman buildings in France before boarding the high-speed train to Barcelona and checking into your hotel. (B)	—	—
Day 12	Land Tour: Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain Barcelona, the bustling capital of Catalonia, is an artist, architect, foodie, historian, and culturist's dream. Tour the cobblestoned lanes of the Gothic Quarter in the medieval city center and Las Ramblas. Visit Montjuïc Hill and see some imaginative architectural creations, highlights of the UNESCO World Heritage Site "Works of Antoni Gaudí", including La Sagrada Família. (B)	—	—
Day 13	Land Tour: Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain	—	—
Day 13	Land Tour: Montserrat Abbey, Spain	—	—
Day 13	Land Tour: Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain Join an excursion to the mountain Montserrat, which is home to the Benedictine monastery of Santa Maria de Montserrat, located about 30 miles from Barcelona. Once there, you'll ride a scenic funicular to the top of the mountain and experience an indescribable view of the Catalonia landscape. The monastery, officially founded in 1025, soon began to receive pilgrims and visitors who contributed to the spread of stories of miracles and wonders performed by the Virgin Mary. The whole of Montserrat is built around facilitating the worship of the Black Madonna in the Basilica. While here, you'll see the famous Black Madonna sculpture, which sits at the back of the church, above the altar area. The stairway leading to the statue, plus the room and altar in which the statue sits are ornate, golden, and pay tribute to the wonder that is the Virgin herself. (B)	—	—
Day 14	Land Tour: Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain Bid farewell to Barcelona and prepare for your homeward flight. (B)	—	—

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7-night Colors of Provence Cruise

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Departing From:

Lyon, France

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Day	Port	Arrival	Departure
Day 1	Lyon, France Board your cruise in Lyon. Tonight, meet your fellow passengers as the ship moors overnight. (D)	—	—
Day 2	Lyon, France Discover dynamic Lyon, starting in Fourvière Hill, part of the city's historic region that is now a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to the 19th-century basilica Notre-Dame de Fourvière. Continue on to the old town of Lyon, followed by a guided walk through the St. Jean district, where you will be introduced to the city's unique covered walkways, known as "traboules". During the afternoon, enjoy leisure time or join a guided bike tour through the city designed with cyclists in mind. In the evening, see the city light up during a romantic illumination cruise. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 3	Vienne, France Travel to the Beaujolais wine region—known as the Pays d'Or or "land of the golden stones". Indulge in a wine tasting at a traditional winery and learn about the history and techniques of their vineyard. Later, enjoy free time to explore Vienne. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 4	Vienne, France	—	—
Day 4	Tournon, France Situated between the wine regions of Beaujolais and Côtes du Rhône lies Vienne with a Roman past that can be seen in its marvelously preserved ruins. Follow the footsteps of the ancient Romans on a walking tour to see the amazingly well-preserved Augustus and Livia Temple, the Saint Maurice Cathedral, a Gothic church that took more than 500 years to build, and St. Pierre Abbey—one of the oldest surviving churches in France and now an Archaeological Museum. For those wishing to be more active, you can either take a guided bike tour along a portion of the ViaRhôna bike route or a guided hike from the ship to the Monastery at Mount Pipet. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 5	Tournon, France You have a choice of three excursions. Take a train ride past magnificent landscape carved along the Gorges du Doux, stopping at the charming little station of Colombier-le-Vieux–Saint-Barthélemy-le-Plain, where the train maneuvers in preparation for its return journey. Alternatively, lovers of wine and chocolate will want to visit Château de Tournon for a presentation and tasting on the pairing of red wine and chocolate. For a more active adventure, cycle through the French countryside or take a hike through the vineyards of Tain-l'Hermitage, followed by a visit to a local winery where you'll sample some of the wines. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 6	Avignon, France Avignon, aptly named the "City of Popes", was the center of the Catholic Church in the 14th century when its "Palais des Papes" was the equivalent of today's Vatican. Depending on your interests, you have three choices of excursions. Discover the history of Avignon on a guided walking tour that includes the Papal Palace and the well-preserved medieval walls surrounding the historic center of town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Alternatively, you can go to another UNESCO World Heritage Site, the impressive Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct that is a masterpiece of ancient engineering. Or if you prefer, visit three venues around Avignon to taste regional specialties including macarons, cheese and wine, and tapenades. During the afternoon, you can enjoy free time in Avignon, go on a bike tour, or go to the magnificent hilltop village, Grignan. After visiting this enchanting Provençal town, go in search of the highly prized "Black Diamond" truffles with a farmer and his trustworthy canine companion. In the evening, enjoy an illuminations cruise around Avignon. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 7	Arles, France	—	—
Day 7	Les Baux-de-Provence, France	—	—
Day 7	Arles, France Considered one of the most beautiful cities in France, Arles enchants. For art lovers, you'll wish to visit Saint Paul de Mausole Asylum, where Vincent van Gogh once lived and painted. Afterwards, go to the Carrières de Lumières, where you'll be treated to a spectacular presentation of art, sound, and history projected on the walls of caves. Alternatively, venture to the medieval hilltop village, Les Baux-de-Provence, followed by a visit to an olive farm where you'll learn about age-old Provençal traditions from a master olive miller as well as sample the olive oil. Or for a different adventure, journey to Aigues-Mortes, known for its well preserved medieval walls and guard towers, followed by a visit to the beautiful Camargue National Park, a protected natural territory with more than 400 different species of birds. During the afternoon, you can join a walking tour of Arles highlighting top sights, including the Romanesque cathedral and Roman amphitheater; or take a guided bike tour to the Roman ruins. And for those who wish to delve further into Van Gogh's Arles, join a special walking tour along with a visit to the Vincent van Gogh Foundation, showcasing his legacy. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 8	Arles, France Disembark your ship in Arles. (B)	—	—

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13-night Colors of Provence Cruise

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Departing From:

Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain

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Day	Port	Arrival	Departure
Day 1	Land Tour: Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain Arrive in Barcelona and check into your hotel. (B)	—	—
Day 2	Land Tour: Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain Barcelona, the bustling capital of Catalonia, is an artist, architect, foodie, historian, and culturist's dream. Tour the cobblestoned lanes of the Gothic Quarter in the medieval city center and Las Ramblas. Visit Montjuïc Hill and see some imaginative architectural creations, highlights of the UNESCO World Heritage Site "Works of Antoni Gaudí", including La Sagrada Família. (B)	—	—
Day 3	Land Tour: Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain	—	—
Day 3	Land Tour: Montserrat Abbey, Spain	—	—
Day 3	Land Tour: Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain Join an excursion to the mountain Montserrat, which is home to the Benedictine monastery of Santa Maria de Montserrat, located about 30 miles from Barcelona. Once there, you'll ride a scenic funicular to the top of the mountain and experience an indescribable view of the Catalonia landscape. The monastery, officially founded in 1025, soon began to receive pilgrims and visitors who contributed to the spread of stories of miracles and wonders performed by the Virgin Mary. The whole of Montserrat is built around facilitating the worship of the Black Madonna in the Basilica. While here, you'll see the famous Black Madonna sculpture, which sits at the back of the church, above the altar area. The stairway leading to the statue, plus the room and altar in which the statue sits are ornate, golden, and pay tribute to the wonder that is the Virgin herself. (B)	—	—
Day 4	Land Tour: Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain	—	—
Day 4	Land Tour: Nîmes, France	—	—
Day 4	Arles, France Check out of the hotel and board the TGV high-speed train to Nîmes. See the highlights of this delightful town with one of the finest collections of Roman buildings in France before transferring via motorcoach to Arles, where you'll board your luxury ship. (B,D)	—	—
Day 5	Arles, France Considered one of the most beautiful cities in France, Arles enchants. Join a walking tour of Arles highlighting top sights, including the Romanesque cathedral and Roman amphitheater. For art lovers, you'll wish to visit Saint Paul de Mausole Asylum, where Vincent van Gogh once lived and painted. Afterwards, go to the Carrières de Lumières, where you'll be treated to a spectacular presentation of art, sound, and history projected on the walls of caves. Or venture to the medieval hilltop village, Les Baux-de-Provence, followed by a visit to an olive farm where you'll learn about age-old Provençal traditions from a master olive miller as well as sample the olive oil. In the evening, cruise to Avignon for a romantic illuminations cruise through the city. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 6	Avignon, France Avignon, aptly named the "City of Popes", was the center of the Catholic Church in the 14th century when its "Palais des Papes" was the equivalent of today's Vatican. Depending on your interests, you have three choices of excursions. Discover the history of Avignon on a guided walking tour that includes the Papal Palace and the well-preserved medieval walls surrounding the historic center of town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Alternatively, you can go to another UNESCO World Heritage Site, the impressive Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct that is a masterpiece of ancient engineering. Or if you prefer, visit three venues around Avignon to taste regional specialties including macarons, cheese and wine, and tapenades. During the afternoon, you can enjoy free time in Avignon, go on a bike tour through the city. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 7	Viviers, France	—	—
Day 7	Grignan, France	—	—
Day 7	Viviers, France Take in the quaint surroundings of Viviers, a charming commune situated on the right bank of the Rhone. From Viviers, travel to the magnificent hilltop village, Grignan. After visiting this enchanting Provençal town, go in search of the highly prized "Black Diamond" truffles with a farmer and his trustworthy canine companion. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 8	Tournon, France	—	—
Day 8	Colombier le Vieux-Saint Barthélemy le Plain Station, France	—	—
Day 8	Tournon, France Admire the hilltop village of Tournon with its imposing castle. You have a choice of four excursions. Take a train past magnificent landscapes of the Gorges du Doux, stopping at the charming little station of Colombier le Vieux-Saint Barthélemy le Plain, where the train maneuvers in preparation for its return journey. Alternatively, lovers of wine and chocolate will want to visit Le Château de Tournon for a presentation and tasting on the pairing of red wine and chocolate. For a more active adventure, cycle through the French countryside or take a hike through the vineyards of Tain-l'Hermitage, followed by a visit to a local winery where you'll sample some of the wines. (B,L,	—	—
Day 9	Vienne, France	—	—
Day 9	Lyon, France Situated between the wine regions of Beaujolais and Côtes du Rhône lies Vienne with a Roman past that can be seen in its marvelously preserved ruins. Follow the footsteps of the ancient Romans on a walking tour to see the amazingly well-preserved Temple of Augustus and Livia, the Saint Maurice Cathedral, a Gothic church that took more than 500 years to build, and St. Pierre Abbey—one of the oldest surviving churches in France and now an Archaeological Museum. For those wishing to be more active, you can either take a guided bike tour along a portion of the ViaRhôna bike route or a guided hike from the ship to the Monastery at Mount Pipet. Later in the day travel to Lyon, considered the "Food Capital of France". Take a walking tour that starts at Fourvière Hill, part of the city's historic region that is now a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to the 19th-century basilica Notre-Dame de Fourvière. Continue on to the old town of Lyon, followed by a guided walk through the St. Jean district, where you will be introduced to the city's unique covered walkways, known as "traboules". You can also visit the famous indoor market hall Les Halles de Lyon – Paul Bocuse, named after the late chef renowned for his Michelin-starred l'Auberge du Pont de Collonges restaurant. There you'll have a chance to sample of the delicacies offered by butchers, bakers, chocolatiers, and cheesemongers while taking in the colorful sights and enticing aromas around you. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 10	Lyon, France Visit a traditional Beaujolais winery and learn the history and techniques of their vineyard. Plus, enjoy a tasting of their wine. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 11	Lyon, France Cruise ends	—	—
Day 11	Land Tour: Paris, France Disembark the ship and enjoy tasting some local Lyon specialties before boarding your high-speed train to Paris and checking into your hotel. (B)	—	—
Day 12	Land Tour: Paris, France Enjoy taking in the signature sites of Paris, including the awe-inspiring Notre-Dame Cathedral, Arc de Triomphe, and iconic Eiffel Tower. You'll also stroll the Champs-Élysées with its cinemas, sidewalk cafés, and luxury specialty shops. (B)	—	—
Day 13	Land Tour: Paris, France Spend the day at your leisure exploring such landmarks as the Louvre museum with its famous glass pyramid, or sampling a fresh, flaky croissant at one of the city's legendary cafés. In the evening, visit Montmartre, long known as the city's premier artists' enclave. During the mid to late 1800s, artists began calling Montmartre home. Pissarro and Jongkind were two of the first to live there, followed by other notable artists, including Edgar Degas, Henri Matisse, Toulouse-Lautrec, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Pablo Picasso. You'll be taken on an evening illumination tour, discovering why Paris is renowned as the "City of Light". (B)	—	—
Day 14	Land Tour: Paris, France Bid farewell to Paris and prepare for your flight home. (B)	—	—

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13-night Colors of Provence Cruise

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Nice, France

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Day	Port	Arrival	Departure
Day 1	Land Tour: Nice, France Check into your Nice hotel for the beginning of your Colors of Provence pre-cruise land program.	—	—
Day 2	Land Tour: Nice, France Tour the scenic capital of the French Riviera, where tourism has been alive for three centuries. Founded by the Greeks and named after the Greek goddess of victory, Nice was once the premier spot for English aristocrats to spend their winter holidays—and is now a world-renowned, top-of-the-range holiday destination. Gaze at the azure waters of the Mediterranean and take in such sites as the distinctive Russian Orthodox cathedral, the opera house, and the Prefecture Palace. (B)	—	—
Day 3	Land Tour: Nice, France	—	—
Day 3	Land Tour: Èze, France	—	—
Day 3	Land Tour: Monte-Carlo, Monaco Head to the hilltop town of Èze where you'll enjoy a scenic walking tour along its charming cobblestone streets, as well as free time to sample the local fare for lunch. Later, explore intimate Monaco-Ville, known locally as "The Rock", a sleepy yet picturesque medieval village with phenomenal views of the sea. Then take in the luxury and beauty of Monte Carlo, famous for its opulent casino and as the host of the annual Formula One Monaco Grand Prix. (B)	—	—
Day 4	Land Tour: Nice, France	—	—
Day 4	Land Tour: Aix-en-Provence, France	—	—
Day 4	Arles, France Check out of your Nice hotel and head to Aix-en-Provence, a charming commune just north of Marseille. Enjoy a tour of the city with its sidewalk cafés, many fountains, and Old Town before embarking your ship in Arles for the beginning of your river cruise. (B,D)	—	—
Day 5	Arles, France Considered one of the most beautiful cities in France, Arles enchants. Join a walking tour of Arles highlighting top sights, including the Romanesque cathedral and Roman amphitheater. For art lovers, you'll wish to visit Saint Paul de Mausole Asylum, where Vincent van Gogh once lived and painted. Afterwards, go to the Carrières de Lumières, where you'll be treated to a spectacular presentation of art, sound, and history projected on the walls of caves. Or venture to the medieval hilltop village, Les Baux-de-Provence, followed by a visit to an olive farm where you'll learn about age-old Provençal traditions from a master olive miller as well as sample the olive oil. In the evening, cruise to Avignon for a romantic illuminations cruise through the city. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 6	Avignon, France Avignon, aptly named the "City of Popes", was the center of the Catholic Church in the 14th century when its "Palais des Papes" was the equivalent of today's Vatican. Depending on your interests, you have three choices of excursions. Discover the history of Avignon on a guided walking tour that includes the Papal Palace and the well-preserved medieval walls surrounding the historic center of town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Alternatively, you can go to another UNESCO World Heritage Site, the impressive Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct that is a masterpiece of ancient engineering. Or if you prefer, visit three venues around Avignon to taste regional specialties including macarons, cheese and wine, and tapenades. During the afternoon, you can enjoy free time in Avignon, go on a bike tour through the city. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 7	Viviers, France	—	—
Day 7	Grignan, France	—	—
Day 7	Viviers, France Take in the quaint surroundings of Viviers, a charming commune situated on the right bank of the Rhone. From Viviers, travel to the magnificent hilltop village, Grignan. After visiting this enchanting Provençal town, go in search of the highly prized "Black Diamond" truffles with a farmer and his trustworthy canine companion. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 8	Tournon, France	—	—
Day 8	Colombier le Vieux-Saint Barthélemy le Plain Station, France	—	—
Day 8	Tournon, France Admire the hilltop village of Tournon with its imposing castle. You have a choice of four excursions. Take a train past magnificent landscapes of the Gorges du Doux, stopping at the charming little station of Colombier le Vieux-Saint Barthélemy le Plain, where the train maneuvers in preparation for its return journey. Alternatively, lovers of wine and chocolate will want to visit Le Château de Tournon for a presentation and tasting on the pairing of red wine and chocolate. For a more active adventure, cycle through the French countryside or take a hike through the vineyards of Tain-l'Hermitage, followed by a visit to a local winery where you'll sample some of the wines. (B,L,	—	—
Day 9	Vienne, France	—	—
Day 9	Lyon, France Situated between the wine regions of Beaujolais and Côtes du Rhône lies Vienne with a Roman past that can be seen in its marvelously preserved ruins. Follow the footsteps of the ancient Romans on a walking tour to see the amazingly well-preserved Temple of Augustus and Livia, the Saint Maurice Cathedral, a Gothic church that took more than 500 years to build, and St. Pierre Abbey—one of the oldest surviving churches in France and now an Archaeological Museum. For those wishing to be more active, you can either take a guided bike tour along a portion of the ViaRhôna bike route or a guided hike from the ship to the Monastery at Mount Pipet. Later in the day travel to Lyon, considered the "Food Capital of France". Take a walking tour that starts at Fourvière Hill, part of the city's historic region that is now a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to the 19th-century basilica Notre-Dame de Fourvière. Continue on to the old town of Lyon, followed by a guided walk through the St. Jean district, where you will be introduced to the city's unique covered walkways, known as "traboules". You can also visit the famous indoor market hall Les Halles de Lyon – Paul Bocuse, named after the late chef renowned for his Michelin-starred l'Auberge du Pont de Collonges restaurant. There you'll have a chance to sample of the delicacies offered by butchers, bakers, chocolatiers, and cheesemongers while taking in the colorful sights and enticing aromas around you. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 10	Lyon, France Visit a traditional Beaujolais winery and learn the history and techniques of their vineyard. Plus, enjoy a tasting of their wine. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 11	Lyon, France Cruise ends	—	—
Day 11	Land Tour: Paris, France Disembark the ship and enjoy tasting some local Lyon specialties before boarding your high-speed train to Paris and checking into your hotel. (B)	—	—
Day 12	Land Tour: Paris, France Enjoy taking in the signature sites of Paris, including the awe-inspiring Notre-Dame Cathedral, Arc de Triomphe, and iconic Eiffel Tower. You'll also stroll the Champs-Élysées with its cinemas, sidewalk cafés, and luxury specialty shops. (B)	—	—
Day 13	Land Tour: Paris, France Spend the day at your leisure exploring such landmarks as the Louvre museum with its famous glass pyramid, or sampling a fresh, flaky croissant at one of the city's legendary cafés. In the evening, visit Montmartre, long known as the city's premier artists' enclave. During the mid to late 1800s, artists began calling Montmartre home. Pissarro and Jongkind were two of the first to live there, followed by other notable artists, including Edgar Degas, Henri Matisse, Toulouse-Lautrec, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Pablo Picasso. You'll be taken on an evening illumination tour, discovering why Paris is renowned as the "City of Light". (B)	—	—
Day 14	Land Tour: Paris, France Bid farewell to Paris and prepare for your flight home. (B)	—	—

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7-night Colors of Provence Cruise

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Arles, France

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Day	Port	Arrival	Departure
Day 1	Arles, France Board your river cruise ship in Arles. This evening, meet your fellow passengers for a Welcome Dinner. (D)	—	—
Day 2	Arles, France Considered one of the most beautiful cities in France, Arles enchants. Join a walking tour of Arles highlighting top sights, including the Romanesque cathedral and Roman amphitheater. For art lovers, you'll wish to visit Saint Paul de Mausole Asylum, where Vincent van Gogh once lived and painted. Afterwards, go to the Carrières de Lumières, where you'll be treated to a spectacular presentation of art, sound, and history projected on the walls of caves. Or venture to the medieval hilltop village, Les Baux-de-Provence, followed by a visit to an olive farm where you'll learn about age-old Provençal traditions from a master olive miller as well as sample the olive oil. In the evening, cruise to Avignon for a romantic illuminations cruise through the city. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 3	Avignon, France Avignon, aptly named the "City of Popes", was the center of the Catholic Church in the 14th century when its "Palais des Papes" was the equivalent of today's Vatican. Depending on your interests, you have three choices of excursions. Discover the history of Avignon on a guided walking tour that includes the Papal Palace and the well-preserved medieval walls surrounding the historic center of town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Alternatively, you can go to another UNESCO World Heritage Site, the impressive Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct that is a masterpiece of ancient engineering. Or if you prefer, visit three venues around Avignon to taste regional specialties including macarons, cheese and wine, and tapenades. During the afternoon, you can enjoy free time in Avignon, go on a bike tour through the city. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 4	Viviers, France	—	—
Day 4	Grignan, France	—	—
Day 4	Viviers, France Take in the quaint surroundings of Viviers, a charming commune situated on the right bank of the Rhone. From Viviers, travel to the magnificent hilltop village, Grignan. After visiting this enchanting Provençal town, go in search of the highly prized "Black Diamond" truffles with a farmer and his trustworthy canine companion. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 5	Tournon, France	—	—
Day 5	Colombier le Vieux-Saint Barthélemy le Plain Station, France	—	—
Day 5	Tournon, France Admire the hilltop village of Tournon with its imposing castle. You have a choice of four excursions. Take a train past magnificent landscapes of the Gorges du Doux, stopping at the charming little station of Colombier le Vieux-Saint Barthélemy le Plain, where the train maneuvers in preparation for its return journey. Alternatively, lovers of wine and chocolate will want to visit Le Château de Tournon for a presentation and tasting on the pairing of red wine and chocolate. For a more active adventure, cycle through the French countryside or take a hike through the vineyards of Tain-l'Hermitage, followed by a visit to a local winery where you'll sample some of the wines. (B,L,	—	—
Day 6	Vienne, France	—	—
Day 6	Lyon, France Situated between the wine regions of Beaujolais and Côtes du Rhône lies Vienne with a Roman past that can be seen in its marvelously preserved ruins. Follow the footsteps of the ancient Romans on a walking tour to see the amazingly well-preserved Temple of Augustus and Livia, the Saint Maurice Cathedral, a Gothic church that took more than 500 years to build, and St. Pierre Abbey—one of the oldest surviving churches in France and now an Archaeological Museum. For those wishing to be more active, you can either take a guided bike tour along a portion of the ViaRhôna bike route or a guided hike from the ship to the Monastery at Mount Pipet. Later in the day travel to Lyon, considered the "Food Capital of France". Take a walking tour that starts at Fourvière Hill, part of the city's historic region that is now a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to the 19th-century basilica Notre-Dame de Fourvière. Continue on to the old town of Lyon, followed by a guided walk through the St. Jean district, where you will be introduced to the city's unique covered walkways, known as "traboules". You can also visit the famous indoor market hall Les Halles de Lyon – Paul Bocuse, named after the late chef renowned for his Michelin-starred l'Auberge du Pont de Collonges restaurant. There you'll have a chance to sample of the delicacies offered by butchers, bakers, chocolatiers, and cheesemongers while taking in the colorful sights and enticing aromas around you. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 7	Lyon, France Visit a traditional Beaujolais winery and learn the history and techniques of their vineyard. Plus, enjoy a tasting of their wine. (B,L,D)	—	—
Day 8	Lyon, France Disembark the ship and bid farewell to Lyon as you prepare for your flight home. (B)	—	—

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