14
Nights
France
port

Paris, France

ship

AmaLyra

03 Jul 2025

place

  • Paris , France
  • Les Andelys , France
  • Le Havre-Paris , France
  • Le Havre-Paris , France
  • Caudebec , France
  • Rouen , France
  • Vernon , France
  • Paris , France
  • Paris , France
  • Transfer from Paris to Dijon , France
  • Dijon , France
  • Chalon-sur-Saône , France
  • Tournus , France
  • Tournus , France
  • Macon , France
  • Macon , France
  • Lyon , France
  • Vienne , France
  • Viviers , France
  • Avignon , France
  • Arles , France
  • Arles , France

Prices start from

7.120
/per person

Prices start from

7.120
/per person
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Prices start from

7.120
/per person
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DATE PORT ARRIVAL DEPARTURE

03/07 		Paris, France - -
No description available

04/07 		Les Andelys, France - -
No description available

05/07 		Le Havre-Paris, France - -
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06/07 		Le Havre-Paris, France - -
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06/07 		Caudebec, France - -
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07/07 		Rouen, France - -
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08/07 		Vernon, France - -
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09/07 		Paris, France - -
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10/07 		Paris, France - -
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10/07 		Transfer from Paris to Dijon, France - -
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10/07 		Dijon, France - -

Dijon, the historic capital of Burgundy, is famous for its mustard and its medieval and Renaissance architecture. Visit the Palace of the Dukes and climb the Tower of Philip the Good. Discover gourmet markets and sample renowned regional wines. 

11/07 		Chalon-sur-Saône, France - -

Chalon-sur-Saône, the birthplace of photography, offers a charming historic center by the river. Visit the Nicéphore Niépce Museum and explore traditional squares. Enjoy coffee or wine by the riverbank, overlooking stone churches and quaint bridges. It’s a lively mix of art, history, and gastronomy.

11/07 		Tournus, France - -

Tournus is a lovely town on the banks of the Saône, known for the Saint-Philibert Abbey, a Romanesque masterpiece. Walk through the medieval center and enjoy regional specialties. Tournus blends religious history with gastronomic finesse. It's a peaceful stop with rich cultural charm.

12/07 		Tournus, France - -

Tournus is a lovely town on the banks of the Saône, known for the Saint-Philibert Abbey, a Romanesque masterpiece. Walk through the medieval center and enjoy regional specialties. Tournus blends religious history with gastronomic finesse. It's a peaceful stop with rich cultural charm.

12/07 		Macon, France - -
No description available

13/07 		Macon, France - -
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14/07 		Lyon, France - -
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14/07 		Vienne, France - -

Vienne is a city rich in Roman heritage, just south of Lyon. Visit the Roman Theatre and the Temple of Augustus and Livia. Explore the old town and sample local wines along the Rhône River. Vienne blends history, culture, and cuisine in a stunning riverside setting.

15/07 		Viviers, France - -

Viviers is a medieval town with charming cobblestone lanes and historic mansions, in the Ardèche department of southern France, situated along the Rhône River. Wander the old center and visit the Saint-Vincent Cathedral for panoramic views. Discover archaeological sites and remnants of Roman heritage. Viviers feels like a living museum transporting visitors to the past.

16/07 		Avignon, France - -
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16/07 		Arles, France - -
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17/07 		Arles, France - -
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Dijon, the historic capital of Burgundy, is famous for its mustard and its medieval and Renaissance architecture. Visit the Palace of the Dukes and climb the Tower of Philip the Good. Discover gourmet markets and sample renowned regional wines. 

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Chalon-sur-Saône, the birthplace of photography, offers a charming historic center by the river. Visit the Nicéphore Niépce Museum and explore traditional squares. Enjoy coffee or wine by the riverbank, overlooking stone churches and quaint bridges. It’s a lively mix of art, history, and gastronomy.

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Tournus is a lovely town on the banks of the Saône, known for the Saint-Philibert Abbey, a Romanesque masterpiece. Walk through the medieval center and enjoy regional specialties. Tournus blends religious history with gastronomic finesse. It's a peaceful stop with rich cultural charm.

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Tournus is a lovely town on the banks of the Saône, known for the Saint-Philibert Abbey, a Romanesque masterpiece. Walk through the medieval center and enjoy regional specialties. Tournus blends religious history with gastronomic finesse. It's a peaceful stop with rich cultural charm.

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Vienne is a city rich in Roman heritage, just south of Lyon. Visit the Roman Theatre and the Temple of Augustus and Livia. Explore the old town and sample local wines along the Rhône River. Vienne blends history, culture, and cuisine in a stunning riverside setting.

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Viviers is a medieval town with charming cobblestone lanes and historic mansions, in the Ardèche department of southern France, situated along the Rhône River. Wander the old center and visit the Saint-Vincent Cathedral for panoramic views. Discover archaeological sites and remnants of Roman heritage. Viviers feels like a living museum transporting visitors to the past.

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TECHNICAL
SPECIFICATIONS

2009
Year built

2009
Rebuilt

-
Gross Tonnage

110.00 m.
Length

9.00 m.
Beam

-
Service Speed

73
Total Cabins

144
Passengers

41
Crew

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

2009
Year built

2009
Rebuilt

-
Gross Tonnage

110.00 m.
Length

9.00 m.
Beam

-
Service Speed

73
Total Cabins

144
Passengers

41
Crew

AmaLyra

Available Cabins

  • Outside category E
  • Outside category D

Public Areas

  • Main Restaurant

Available Cabins

  • French Balcony category C
  • French Balcony category B

Public Areas

  • Bow Seating Area
  • Main Lounge & Bar
  • Gift Shop
  • Reception
  • Massage & Hair Salon
  • The Chef's Table Restaurant
  • Fitness Room

Available Cabins

  • French Balcony category C
  • French Balcony category B
  • French Balcony category A
  • French Balcony category A+
  • French Balcony Suite category S

Public Areas

  • Observation Deck
  • Navigation Bridge
  • Bicycles
  • Whirpool
  • Sun Deck
  • Walking Track

AmaLyra

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Year built Rebuilt Gross Tonnage Length Beam Passengers Crew Total Cabins Service Speed
2009 - - 110.00 m. 9.00 m. 144 41 73 -

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