About Aquitaine
Indulge your palate in sunny Aquitaine
Known for its fabulous wines and gourmet cuisine, the Aquitaine epitomises the best of gastronomical boating in France. Take advantage of our boat hire on the Canal de Garonne and the River Baïse and discover all this region has to offer. Your journey will take you winding through meadows, orchards and medieval villages that tempt you to tie up and spend time simply sipping wine in the warm sunshine with your family and friends!
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You’re free to explore the region however you’d like and with our boat hire, a canal holiday has never been easier. Choose from a range of boating options, all of which are easy to operate with no licence or experience required.
No boat licence or experience required!
Not many of our new customers have driven a boat before. However, they quickly realise how easy it is and soon become confident navigating the waterways. Our base teams will show you everything you need know, so you can relax and enjoy your time away!
Our customer reviews on Aquitaine
See all reviews >Great Emerald Star team at Le Mas D’Agenais, headed by Jamie and Veronique. We had a fabulous cruise on the Garonne.
Situated in the prettiest part of the canal system, service was excellent
Excellent service
First experience of a river boat for a family of 4 from the UK – the team were fantastic and we had a great holiday
A magical holiday! I will definitely do it again if I can. Emerald Star were excellent on all levels. Efficient and friendly and nothing was too much trouble. The consultant I booked through was outstanding, as were the staff at the base (Le Mas d’Agenais). They attended to all our queries and were pleasant and helpful. They also arranged a taxi for us to get from Marmande to the base which was a great help. The base is a beautiful spot on the canal and very organised. I highly recommend them. Thank you for the incredible trip and service.
This holiday through the country side of the Bordeaux region was a highlight reel of relaxation and French small town exploration. Beginning with Le Mas d’Agenais, and throughout our 7 days, we were able to explore small towns we would never have spent time in if we were travelling by other means. We had 6 adults and 2 children ages 4 and 6. The boat worked great for this group and the weather was fantastic.
A lovely region of France and great that the locks are all automatic. Comfortable boat with plenty of outside space. Excellent driving position.
Poor weather limited our plan.
Beautiful location. Lots to see and do on the canal in this area.
Some stretches of the canal were heavily wooded but, despite being the middle of June, the traffic was very light, compared to the midi. Self-service mechanised losks were generally easy to use.
Interesting and pretty villages and towns along the way. Lovely scenery. Well stocked shops. Lovely to see many kingfishers and herons.
Friendly and helpful staff. Clean on-shore shower facilities. A 30m taxi ride from the nearest railway station (Marmande) though.
Excellent, not too many boats around well equipped boat
We do think that DIY canal travel is the ideal family vacation. We had done it before and everyone looked forward to it.
Our itinerary started at Le Mas dArgenais for a beginning shake down cruise where we had to return the boat to Le Mas. Our second cruise started at Castlenaudry and will conclude at St. Gilles. We have met many very nice people along the way.
The canal de Garonne is a lovely waterway. Very peaceful and tranquil. When we were there we had the canal to ourselves, and never had to queue for locks, and there were usually plenty of moorings available. The River Baise is even prettier, but sadly due to a water shortage we were unable to reach the very top of the navigable part. Covid has hit the region hard, and the choice of restaurants that were open was limited, but we love going to the markets, of which there are plenty en route to stock up on lots of tasty treats to eat on board.
The boat was well-stocked with utensils etc. We had brought some items of our own, such as proper mugs and wine glasses but found those on board perfectly adequate. The fridge was a good size too, and had a decent freezer section, and with an ice tray, so the ice cube tray we brought from home was redundant.
The Cirrus B is generally comfortable, but don’t expect great luxury. That said, it suited us well as we were a couple only, and experience has shown us that you need a boat that has good access and is not too high out of the water for mooring, working the locks etc. It can also squeeze into smaller moorings. It is a fairly solid little boat and has a wide beam, which makes it very stable, and nor is it blown around by the wind. The only major drawback is the lack of sociable seating when under way as 2 people cannot really sit together. For dining outside too, we tended to use the small area in the bows, but missed the space that we have enjoyed on the Sheba and Commodore.
Not among the best places I’ve visited with LeBoat but worth a trip: the river and the medieval towns surrounding it are amazing!
Beatifull and quite region. Smalle towns along the way.
The perfect boating region for…
Gastronomy
A food lover’s sweet spot, the Aquitaine is renowned for French gastronomy. Fois gras, wild mushrooms and regional cheeses like Brebio, Etorki or Bleu des Basques are wonderful with a bottle of Bordeaux. Whilst you’re in Condom, check out the Hôtel Restaurant Les Trois Lys!
History & Heritage
On a history holiday in Aquitaine, you can visit Castets-en-Dorthe’s 12th-century Château du Hamel and Nérac’s Château Henry IV! Agen offers several wonderful museums. Everywhere are historic churches like the Abbey of St. Pierre in Moissac. You’ll pick up your boat from our base in Le Mas d’Agenais. This central location allows you to explore the selection of nearby towns and villages packed full of French culture.
Wine Tasting
Coordinate your Aquitaine wine tasting cruise with the Buzet Wine Festival held every August in Nérac! Visit the Buzet Wine Cave in Buzet and tour Château Le Courréjot near Moncrabeau, a producer of Armagnac and Chablis. Try some samples!
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Le Mas d’Agenais’ central location allows you to explore a variety of small towns and villages in this region, including those that lie along the lush green surroundings of the River Baïse. Stops include Vianne (5hrs from Le Mas d’Agenais), famous for its glass blowing and neighboring Lavardac, home of a great leisure park for outdoor activities. A further 2.5hrs on is beautiful Nerac. Agen and the second longest canal bridge in France is 8hrs from Le Mas d’Agenais along the Canal de Garonne.
Travel connections
- 70km from Bergerac (EGC)
- 110km from Bordeaux (BOD)
- 180km from Toulouse (TLS)
- 15km from Marmande station
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Le Mas d’Agenais’ central location allows you to explore a variety of small towns and villages in this region, including those that lie along the lush green surroundings of the River Baïse. Stops include Vianne (5hrs from Le Mas d’Agenais), famous for its glass blowing and neighboring Lavardac, home of a great leisure park for outdoor activities. A further 2.5hrs on is beautiful Nerac. Agen and the second longest canal bridge in France is 8hrs from Le Mas d’Agenais along the Canal de Garonne.
Travel connections
- 70km from Bergerac (EGC)
- 110km from Bordeaux (BOD)
- 180km from Toulouse (TLS)
- 15km from Marmande station
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Route suggestions
To help you get an idea of how far you can travel in the time you have, here’s a selection of routes to and from our bases in this region. You dont have to stop at all the places listed or follow the route exactly. So long as you return your boat to your end base by the date you’ve booked – you’re free to enjoy your cruise however you like. For a comfortable pace, allowing you time to regularly stop and explore, we’d recommend an average of 2 – 4 hours cruising each day.
Please note: Any route suggestions and itineraries on the Emerald Star website are examples only and any of the suggested potential routes, attractions, restaurants, towns, villages or sections of the waterway included in them may not always be open or accessible at time of cruising.
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Le Mas-d'Agenais RETURN via Moissac, Nérac & Castets-en-Dorthe
Le Mas-d'Agenais RETURN via Moissac, Nérac & Castets-en-Dorthe
Le Mas-d'Agenais RETURN via Moissac, Nérac & Castets-en-Dorthe
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Overview
You chose this barge holiday in France for its diversity! Languid days tied up in medieval towns wash the tension away as you get into the fun of travelling by boat through the Garonne Valley. You smile as you stop to breathe in the fragrance of Castets-en-dorthe’s wonderful gardens or sip a Bordeaux in Nérac, aside the great Henry IV castle. Agen delights you with urban pleasures!
Top highlights:
- Indulging in fresh chocolate from L’Attrape Rêves in Sauveterre-St-Denis
- The monuments and circular grain market of Auvillar
- Exploring the fortified walls of Vianne
- Walking along the canal banks of Castets en Dorthe
Example itinerary:
The following is only an example, you can explore this area in whichever order you want, so long as your boat is back at the end base at the end of your holiday:
- Le Mas d’Agenais: Usually awash with colorful flowers, Le Mas d’Agenais is home to a marvelous old wash basin, and the ruins of a destroyed castle which are both worth a visit.
- Damazan: Damazan is a pretty, quiet and colorful town. Esplanade des Promenades is a beautiful place, where old men sometimes play petanque in the shade of cedars.
- Buzet-sur-baïse: Discover Buzet, a pretty town where the great wine Buzet is made. Visit the house of the wine growers and sample a delightful glass of the ‘good stuff’.
- Agen: Agen is a large city with a rich medieval past. Discover the typical timbered houses, the church of the Jacobins, and the rich history of this pretty town.
- Sauveterre-St-Denis: This stop is for chocolate lovers. Moor at St-Jean-de-Thurac, cross the bridge and walk across to the small village of Sauveterre-St-Denis (2km away). The chocolate master Philippe Jarasson invited you to discover his original creations in his store ‘L’Attrape- Rêves.
- Valence d’Agen: Stroll around Valence d’Agen’s pretty streets and see the unusual ancient round wash houses.
- Auvillar: Shortly after Valence-d’Agen is the small village of Pommevic. Moor here to go to Auvillar, classified among ‘the most beautiful villages of France’. (5km south of the Canal – the slope is steep to get there). Auvillar is worth the detour for its circular, covered market and its impressive viewpoint over the Garonne valley.
- Moissac: Cruising along the Garonne, you will arrive at Moissac and immediately see a luxurious hotel located on the banks. It’s called the Moulin de Moissac. The great abbey Saint-Pierre de Moissac is also pleasant to visit.
- Vianne: Vianne has a long history to tell you. It begins in the Roman period. War after war, new fortifications appeared, which explains why the church is so well-fortified. It is now a charming and welcoming village with very good restaurants.
- Lavardac: Discover Lavardac, a brilliant example of a typical bastide – an organised village built in the 14th century in southern France.
- Nerac: Nerac will offer you wonderful landscapes of a typical village of southern France. Visit and discover the huge d’Albret Castle. Don’t forget the impressive Saint-Nicolas church.
- Marmande: In Marmande, the church Notre-Dame de Marmande is really interesting, with its beautiful cloister and its great gardens. Downtown, you will appreciate the decoration of the Place Clemenceau, and also the garden of Verdun.
- Meilhan-sur-Garonne: In Meilhan-sur-Garonne, there is a place you have to see. Located along the left bank, a beautiful vista across the valley of the Garonne awaits you. It is a perfect spot to have a rest, to fish, or go for a bicycle ride.
- Castets en Dorthe: In Castets-en-Dorthe, a green and quiet city, you will enjoy having a walk along the canal banks of the Garonne. See the great Hamel Castle and the Eiffel bridge.
Le Mas-d'Agenais RETURN via Buzet-sur-Baïse
Le Mas-d'Agenais RETURN via Buzet-sur-Baïse
Le Mas-d'Agenais RETURN via Buzet-sur-Baïse
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Overview
Aquitaine river cruises are often all about indulging in fine dining and savouring local wines, a nod to your passions and sensory pleasures. As you explore the waters at the heart of this region, it becomes clear why famous French painters favoured the area. Medieval towns with bustling market squares, soaring ramparts and stone fortresses make river cruising in France delightful.
Top highlights:
- Trying your luck at petanque with the locals in Damazan
- Wine tasting in Buzet
- Exploring the fortified walls of Vianne
Example itinerary:
The following is only an example, you can explore this area in whichever order you want, so long as your boat is back at the end base at the end of your holiday:
- Le Mas d’Agenais: Usually awash with colorful flowers, Le Mas d’Agenais is home to a marvelous old wash basin, and the ruins of a destroyed castle which are both worth a visit
- Damazan: Damazan is a pretty, quiet and colourful town. Esplanade des Promenades is a beautiful place, where old men sometimes play petanque in the shade of cedars.
- Buzet-sur-baïse: Discover Buzet, a pretty town where the great wine Buzet is made. Visit the house of the wine growers and sample a delightful glass of the ‘good stuff’
- Lavardac: Discover Lavardac, a brilliant example of a typical bastide – an organised village built in the 14th century in southern France.
- Vianne: Vianne has a long history to tell you. It begins in the Roman period. War after war, new fortifications appeared, which explains why the church is so well-fortified. It is now a charming and welcoming village with very good restaurants.
Le Mas-d'Agenais RETURN via Nérac
Le Mas-d'Agenais RETURN via Nérac
Le Mas-d'Agenais RETURN via Nérac
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Overview
The River Baïse stretches before you, sparkling in the sunshine and leading you closer to charming Buzet. In a few more minutes, you’re tied up and going ashore for some cycling before you and your friends head to an intimate waterside café for dinner. As you lift a glass of Bordeaux, you think your cruise couldn’t get much better!
Top highlights:
- Wine tasting in Buzet
- The Chateau de Nérac and Église Saint-Nicolas de Nérac in Nérac
- Exploring the fortified walls of Vianne
Example itinerary:
The following is only an example, you can explore this area in whichever order you want, so long as your boat is back at the end base at the end of your holiday:
- Le Mas d’Agenais: Usually awash with colourful flowers, Le Mas d’Agenais is home to a marvelous old wash basin, and the ruins of a destroyed castle which are both worth a visit.
- Damazan: Damazan is a pretty, quiet and colourful town. Esplanade des Promenades is a beautiful place, where old men sometimes play petanque in the shade of cedars.
- Buzet-sur-baïse: Discover Buzet, a pretty town where the great wine Buzet is made. Visit the house of the wine growers and sample a delightful glass of the ‘good stuff’.
- Lavardac: Discover Lavardac, a brilliant example of a typical bastide – an organised village built in the 14th century in southern France.
- Vianne: Vianne has a long history to tell you. It begins in the Roman period. War after war, new fortifications appeared, which explains why the church is so well-fortified. It is now a charming and welcoming village with very good restaurants.
- Nérac: Nerac will offer you wonderful landscapes of a typical village of southern France. Visit and discover the huge d’Albret Castle. Don’t forget the impressive Saint-Nicolas church.
Le Mas-d'Agenais RETURN via Nérac & Moissac
Le Mas-d'Agenais RETURN via Nérac & Moissac
Le Mas-d'Agenais RETURN via Nérac & Moissac
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Overview
Romanesque churches, fortified mills, picturesque market squares, and pastoral scenery make a history and heritage canal holiday in France a true delight. This engaging itinerary includes both the Canal Latéral à la Garonne and the River Baïse, two of the Aquitaine’s most beautiful waterways. The varied medieval architecture captivates the eye and transports you back in time.
Top highlights:
- Playing petanque with the locals in Damazan
- Wine tasting in Buzet
- Exploring the fortified walls of Vianne
- Indulging in fresh chocolate from L’Attrape Rêves in Sauveterre-St-Denis
Example itinerary:
The following is only an example, you can explore this area in whichever order you want, so long as your boat is back at the end base at the end of your holiday:
- Le Mas d’Agenais: Usually awash with colourful flowers, Le Mas d’Agenais is home to a marvelous old wash basin, and the ruins of a destroyed castle which are both worth a visit.
- Damazan: Damazan is a pretty, quiet and colourful town. Esplanade des Promenades is a beautiful place, where old men sometimes play petanque in the shade of cedars.
- Buzet-sur-baïse: Discover Buzet, a pretty town where the great wine Buzet is made. Visit the house of the wine growers and sample a delightful glass of the ‘good stuff’.
- Lavardac: Discover Lavardac, a brilliant example of a typical bastide – an organised village built in the 14th century in southern France.
- Vianne: Vianne has a long history to tell you. It begins in the Roman period. War after war, new fortifications appeared, which explains why the church is so well-fortified. It is now a charming and welcoming village with very good restaurants.
- Nérac: Nerac will offer you wonderful landscapes of a typical village of southern France. Visit and discover the huge d’Albret Castle. Don’t forget the impressive Saint-Nicolas church.
- Agen: Agen is a large city with a rich medieval past. Discover the typical timbered houses, the church of the Jacobins, and the rich history of this pretty town.
- Sauveterre-St-Denis: This stop is for chocolate lovers. Moor at St-Jean-de-Thurac, cross the bridge and walk across to the small village of Sauveterre-St-Denis (2km away). The chocolate master Philippe Jarasson invited you to discover his original creations in his store ‘L’Attrape-Rêves.
- Valence d’Agen: Stroll around Valence d’Agen’s pretty streets and see the unusual ancient round wash houses.
- Auvillar: Shortly after Valence-d’Agen is the small village of Pommevic. Moor here to go to Auvillar, classified among ‘the most beautiful villages of France’. (5km south of the Canal – the slope is steep to get there). Auvillar is worth the detour for its circular, covered market and its impressive viewpoint over the Garonne valley.
- Moissac: Cruising along the Garonne, you will arrive at Moissac and immediately see a luxurious hotel located on the banks. It’s called the Moulin de Moissac. The great abbey Saint-Pierre de Moissac is also pleasant to visit.
Le Mas-d'Agenais RETURN via Castets-de-Dorthe & Nérac
Le Mas-d'Agenais RETURN via Castets-de-Dorthe & Nérac
Le Mas-d'Agenais RETURN via Castets-de-Dorthe & Nérac
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Overview
It’s a study of contrasts in the beautiful Aquitaine — rural villages are juxtaposed with venerable châteaux on vast estates. Stately churches perch on the shore, often dominating a town’s skyline. As your boat holiday in France progresses, you find yourself admiring your surroundings more and more! Visit historic Nérac with its famous churches and Castets-de-Dorthe’s château!
Top highlights:
- Fishing in Meilhan-sur-Garonne
- Walking along the canal banks of Castets-En-Dorthe
Example itinerary:
The following is only an example, you can explore this area in whichever order you want, so long as your boat is back at the end base at the end of your holiday:
- Le Mas d’Agenais: Usually awash with colourful flowers, Le Mas d’Agenais is home to a marvelous old wash basin, and the ruins of a destroyed castle which are both worth a visit.
- Marmande: In Marmande, the church Notre-Dame de Marmande is really interesting, with its beautiful cloister and its great gardens. Downtown, you will appreciate the decoration of the Place Clemenceau, and also the garden of Verdun.
- Meilhan-sur-Garonne: In Meilhan-sur-Garonne, there is a place you have to see. Located along the left bank, a beautiful vista across the valley of the Garonne awaits you. It is a perfect spot to have a rest, to fish, or go for a bicycle ride.
- Castets-en-Dorthe: In Castets-en-Dorthe, a green and quiet city, you will enjoy having a walk along the canal banks of the Garonne. See the great Château du Hamel and the Eiffel bridge.
- Damazan: Damazan is a pretty, quiet and colorful town. Esplanade des Promenades is a beautiful place, where old men sometimes play petanque in the shade of cedars.
- Buzet-sur-Baïse: Discover Buzet, a pretty town where the great wine Buzet is made. Visit the house of the wine growers and sample a delightful glass of the ‘good stuff’.
- Vianne: Vianne has a long history to tell you. It begins in the Roman period. War after war, new fortifications appeared, which explains why the church is so well-fortified. It is now a charming and welcoming village with very good restaurants.
- Lavardac: Discover Lavardac, a brilliant example of a typical bastide which were organised villages built in the 14th century in the south of France.
- Nérac: Nérac will offer you wonderful landscapes of a typical village of southern France. Visit and discover the huge Albret Castle. Don’t forget the impressive Saint-Nicolas Church.
Le Mas-d'Agenais RETURN via Moissac
Le Mas-d'Agenais RETURN via Moissac
Le Mas-d'Agenais RETURN via Moissac
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Overview
Passing through the Cacor Aqueduct, you smile with pleasure as you head for Moissac, known for its famous market. You are in the midst of a fantastic barge holiday in France, cycling the towpaths, exploring quaint towns like Agen with its 15th-century church, sampling fois gras, and kicking back on the sundeck just admiring the scenery as you travel.
Top highlights:
- Wine tasting in Buzet
- Indulging in fresh chocolate from L’Attrape Rêves in Sauveterre-St-Denis
- The monuments and circular grain market of Auvillar
Example itinerary:
The following is only an example, you can explore this area in whichever order you want, so long as your boat is back at the end base at the end of your holiday
- Le Mas d’Agenais: Usually awash with colourful flowers, Le Mas d’Agenais is home to a marvelous old wash basin, and the ruins of a destroyed castle which are both worth a visit.
- Damazan: Damazan is a pretty, quiet and colourful town. Esplanade des Promenades is a beautiful place, where old men sometimes play petanque in the shade of cedars.
- Buzet-sur-baïse: Discover Buzet, a pretty town where the great wine Buzet is made. Visit the house of the wine growers and sample a delightful glass of the ‘good stuff’.
- Agen: Agen is a large city with a rich medieval past. Discover the typical timbered houses, the church of the Jacobins, and the rich history of this pretty town.
- Sauveterre-St-Denis: This stop is for chocolate lovers. Moor at St-Jean-de-Thurac, cross the bridge and walk across to the small village of Sauveterre-St-Denis (2km away). The chocolate master Philippe Jarasson invited you to discover his original creations in his store ‘L’Attrape-Rêves.
- Valence d’Agen: Stroll around Valence d’Agen’s pretty streets and see the unusual ancient round wash houses.
- Auvillar: Shortly after Valence-d’Agen is the small village of Pommevic. Moor here to go to Auvillar, classified among ‘the most beautiful villages of France’. (5km south of the Canal – the slope is steep to get there). Auvillar is worth the detour for its circular, covered market and its impressive viewpoint over the Garonne valley.
- Moissac: Cruising along the Garonne, you will arrive at Moissac and immediately see a luxurious hotel located on the banks. It’s called the Moulin de Moissac. The great abbey Saint-Pierre de Moissac is also pleasant to visit.
Le Mas-d'Agenais RETURN via Montauban
Le Mas-d'Agenais RETURN via Montauban
Le Mas-d'Agenais RETURN via Montauban
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Overview
On the Canal de Montech, you pass through the scenic Agre forest, where you can’t resist stopping for a picnic lunch of a baguette and local cheese washed down with Bordeaux. Ahead is an amazing boatlift to get you to the Canal latéral à la Garonne and the River Baïse on what is turning out to be a wonderful boat holiday in France!
Top highlights:
- Wine tasting in Buzet
- Indulging in fresh chocolate from L’Attrape Rêves in Sauveterre-St-Denis
- The monuments and circular grain market of Auvillar
- The beautiful garden of Clairefont in Castelsarrasin
Example itinerary:
The following is only an example, you can explore this area in whichever order you want, so long as your boat is back at the end base at the end of your holiday:
- Le Mas d’Agenais: Usually awash with colourful flowers, Le Mas d’Agenais is home to a marvelous old wash basin, and the ruins of a destroyed castle which are both worth a visit.
- Damazan: Damazan is a pretty, quiet and colourful town. Esplanade des Promenades is a beautiful place, where old men sometimes play petanque in the shade of cedars.
- Buzet: Discover Buzet, a pretty town where the great wine Buzet is made. Visit the house of the wine growers and sample a delightful glass of the ‘good stuff’.
- Agen: Agen is a large city with a rich medieval past. Discover the typical timbered houses, the church of the Jacobins, and the rich history of this pretty town.
- Sauveterre-St-Denis: This stop is for chocolate lovers. Moor at St-Jean-de-Thurac, cross the bridge and walk across to the small village of Sauveterre-St-Denis (2km away). The chocolate master Philippe Jarasson invited you to discover his original creations in his store ‘L’Attrape- Rêves.
- Valence d’Agen: Stroll around Valence d’Agen’s pretty streets and see the unusual ancient round wash houses.
- Auvillar: Shortly after Valence-d’Agen is the small village of Pommevic. Moor here to go to Auvillar, classified among ‘the most beautiful villages of France’. (5km south of the Canal – the slope is steep to get there). Auvillar is worth the detour for its circular, covered market and its impressive viewpoint over the Garonne valley.
- Moissac: Cruising along the Garonne, you will arrive at Moissac and immediately see a luxurious hotel located on the banks. It’s called the Moulin de Moissac. The great abbey Saint-Pierre de Moissac is also pleasant to visit.
- Castelsarrasin: Castelsarrasin is a flower-filled city with many open gardens, most notably the garden of Clairefont.
- Montauban: Walk under the beautiful arches in Montauban, the most populated city in the area. It is a good place to stay for a few days. Note that there is also a huge golf course.