This May, the MS Cyrano de Bergerac will join the
CroisiEurope fleet and be transferred from Strasbourg to Bordeaux where it will
join the MS Princesse d’Aquitaine. It will have its inaugural voyage on Friday
17th May at the Quai des Chartrons in the presence of a privileged
few.
Straight out of the Meuse & Sambre shipyard at Namur
where its motorised hull was conceived, the MS Cyrano de Bergerac was designed
and built by the CroisiEurope team under the direction of the company engineer.
The vessel has been completely equipped, furnished and decorated at the River
Station in Strasbourg, home to the company’s headquarters. For three months,
teams from 25 loyal and trusted companies worked continuously to make the ship
supremely elegant and attractive, and provide it with unrivalled levels of
comfort for the benefit of the passengers.
The cruise liner can accommodated 180 passengers in
cabins located on three decks. It is 110 metres long by 11.4 metres wide. The
attractive restaurant is large enough to serve all passengers in a single
sitting. The ship’s galley kitchens are furnished with top-of-the-range high
precision kitchen utensils and equipment in order to provide meals of the
highest quality. A spacious lounge bar with a dance floor in the centre
offers passengers an ideal area to relax and socialise. There is also a
Pianorama Bar which is smaller and cosier than the main lounge bar. There is
a very large sun deck of more than 1000 square metres, where passengers can
relax on deck chairs and enjoy the sun and fresh air to the full. The elegant
and warm décor is entirely in keeping with the ambience on
board.
The boat is
equipped with all the latest cutting edge technology and offers its passengers
both comfort and security. Each cabin is equipped with en suite shower
and WC, a flat screen television, hairdryer, safe, radio and individually
controlled air-conditioning and heating. There is also a highly qualified and
experienced crew of 30.
This new jewel in the CroisiEurope crown will join the
Gironde Estuary and the Garonne and Dordogne rivers to offer cruises lasting
from five to eight nights.
Between March and November, the MS Cyrano de
Bergerac will offer four types itineraries ranging from five to eight
nights as follows:
·
From March to
November: A discovery tour of the Bordeaux region
Bordeaux • Pauillac • Blaye • Libourne • Saint Emilion •
Bordeaux
·
From April to
October: Unusual and secret heritage
Bordeaux • Pauillac • Blaye • Libourne • Saint Emilion •
Bordeaux
·
From May to
September: A chance to visit the prestigious wine-growing region
Bordeaux • Pauillac • Blaye • Cadillac • Libourne •
Saint Emilion • Bordeaux
·
From May to
October: The Gironde Estuary and the Arcachon Basin
Bordeaux • Pauillac • Blaye • Cadillac • Libourne • Saint Emilion • Bordeaux
• The Arcachon Basin • Bordeaux
Cruise-only
prices start from €619 per person (approximately £525 per person) including
accommodation in an
outside cabin with all onboard meals, drinks with meals, onboard entertainment
and port taxes. For further information and reservations call CroisiEurope on
0208 3 281 28, email resuk@croisieurope.com or visit www.croisieurope.travel/
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