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Arles: Day Cruise from Avignon + Guided City Tour with Lunch & Drinks
Visit the St-Bénezet Bridge, Palais des Papes and explore Roman ruins
Start time:
10:30
Duration:
9h
Wheelchair accessible
Last admission:
15 minutes before closing
Max group size:
20
Live guide:
English, French
Start time:
10:30
Last admission:
15 minutes before closing
Duration:
9h
Max group size:
20
Wheelchair accessible
Live guide:
English, French
Provider: Compagnie des grands bateaux de provence
Registered address: Allée de l'Oulle , 84000, AVIGNON, FR
Contact details
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Day cruise
Live guide
Lunch
Drinks
Appetizers
Prepare for an adventurous day cruise from Avignon to explore Arles.
Sail at the foot of the Pont d'Avignon and the Palais des Papes, visit the Vallabrègues Lock, and explore Roman ruins in Arles with a guide.
- Show your smartphone ticket to the staff at the reception
- Cancellation is possible until 48 hours before your visit date.
- Rescheduling is possible until 48 hours before your visit date.
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