Paris is always a good idea.
There are cities you visit and cities you fall for. Paris is the second kind: grand boulevards, sidewalk cafés, flower-filled balconies and the Eiffel Tower sparkling on the hour after dark.
Sailing the Seine adds a whole new layer, gliding past Notre-Dame and the Louvre, then on through Normandy’s apple orchards and Monet’s gardens at Giverny, with a beautifully cooked dinner waiting on board each night.
Six things your team will talk about for years
Watch the tower sparkle
After dark, the Eiffel Tower glitters for five minutes at the top of every hour.
Private Louvre tour
See the Mona Lisa and the masterpieces with an expert guide.
Café life
Croissants and café crème on a terrace in Saint-Germain.
Monet’s Giverny
Walk the water-lily ponds and gardens that inspired the paintings.
Montmartre
Artists, cobblestones and the white domes of Sacré-Cœur above the city.
Normandy
Calvados, cheese and the moving D-Day beaches.
Spring and early fall.
April to June and September to October bring mild days, blooming gardens and fewer crowds. July and August are warm and busy, and late winter is quiet.
Unpack once
The ship is your hotel, moving from city to countryside.
Something for everyone
Art, history, food, shopping and wine.
Unforgettable dinners
French cuisine, every single night.