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Avignon: 1-Hour Rhône River Cruise
Sail past Avignon's old buildings, monuments, and the French countryside
Duration:
1h
Live guide:
French
Max group size:
20
Duration:
1h
Max group size:
20
Live guide:
French
Provider: Compagnie des grands bateaux de provence
Registered address: Allée de l'Oulle , 84000, AVIGNON, FR
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1-hour cruise
On-board service (drinks)
Meeting point
Boulevard de l'Oulle, 84000, Avignon- Show your mobile voucher at the reception for check-in
Take a one-hour cruise to see the highlights of Avignon and Villeneuve-lez-Avignon. Enjoy views of the cities' top landmarks and learn more about them through informative commentary.
Discover new sights or revisit familiar ones. It is perfect for tourists who want to see the French countryside.
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