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Avalon Tapestry II — 14-Night Europe Cruise from Paris
Avalon Tapestry II

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14-Night Europe Cruise from Paris

14 nights · Europe · 12 ports of call

14-night Europe cruise aboard Avalon Tapestry II, departing Paris and calling at La Roche-Guyon, Les Andelys, Caudebec-en-Caux, Rouen, Conflans-Sainte-Honorine and Lyon and 5 more.

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At a glance

Cruise line
Avalon Waterways
Duration
14 nights
Region
Europe · Western Europe · Rhone · Seine
Departs
Paris
Returns
Arles

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Where this voyage takes you

ParisLa Roche-GuyonLes AndelysCaudebec-en-CauxRouenConflans-Sainte-HonorineLyonTournon-sur-RhôneViviersAvignonArlesPort-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône
Voyage route — calls shown in order; map is schematic.

Day-by-day itinerary

  1. Day
    1
    • Paris

      Paris

      The French capital on the Seine, the start or finish of many river cruises through northern France. Ships moor near the centre, putting the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre and Notre-Dame within easy reach across a city built for walking.

      • Eiffel Tower
      • The Louvre
      • Notre-Dame
  2. Day
    2
    • La Roche-Guyon

      La Roche-Guyon

    • Les Andelys

      Les Andelys

      A small town on a loop of the Seine in Normandy, France, overlooked by the ruined Château Gaillard. Richard the Lionheart's clifftop fortress dominates the river bend, and the surrounding valley of chalk cliffs and orchards is classic Norman countryside.

      • Château Gaillard
      • Seine valley
      • Norman countryside
  3. Day
    3
    • Caudebec-en-Caux

      Caudebec-en-Caux

      A riverside town on the Seine in Normandy, set on a wide bend of the valley between Rouen and the coast. River ships moor here for the orchards, abbeys and white-cliffed meanders of the surrounding countryside in northern France.

      • Seine valley
      • Normandy orchards
      • Riverside abbeys
  4. Day
    4
    • Rouen

      Rouen

      A historic city on the Seine in Normandy, where river ships moor within walking distance of the centre. Its medieval old town keeps half-timbered houses and a soaring Gothic cathedral, and it is the place where Joan of Arc was put to death in 1431.

      • Rouen Cathedral
      • Old town
      • Joan of Arc
  5. Day
    5
    • Rouen

      Rouen

      A historic city on the Seine in Normandy, where river ships moor within walking distance of the centre. Its medieval old town keeps half-timbered houses and a soaring Gothic cathedral, and it is the place where Joan of Arc was put to death in 1431.

      • Rouen Cathedral
      • Old town
      • Joan of Arc
  6. Day
    6
    • Conflans-Sainte-Honorine

      Conflans-Sainte-Honorine

      A riverside town where the Oise joins the Seine northwest of Paris, in France's Île-de-France region. A historic bargemen's town and centre of French river navigation, it sits among the wooded loops of the Seine valley within reach of the capital.

      • Seine-Oise confluence
      • river navigation heritage
      • Île-de-France
  7. Day
    7
    • Paris

      Paris

      The French capital on the Seine, the start or finish of many river cruises through northern France. Ships moor near the centre, putting the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre and Notre-Dame within easy reach across a city built for walking.

      • Eiffel Tower
      • The Louvre
      • Notre-Dame
  8. Day
    8
    • Paris

      Paris

      The French capital on the Seine, the start or finish of many river cruises through northern France. Ships moor near the centre, putting the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre and Notre-Dame within easy reach across a city built for walking.

      • Eiffel Tower
      • The Louvre
      • Notre-Dame
    • Lyon

      Lyon

      A French city at the meeting of the Rhône and Saône rivers, long regarded as the country's gastronomic capital. Its Renaissance old town hides covered passages called traboules, while the Fourvière basilica crowns the hill above the two rivers.

      • Vieux Lyon traboules
      • Fourvière Basilica
      • Bouchon dining
  9. Day
    9
    • Lyon

      Lyon

      A French city at the meeting of the Rhône and Saône rivers, long regarded as the country's gastronomic capital. Its Renaissance old town hides covered passages called traboules, while the Fourvière basilica crowns the hill above the two rivers.

      • Vieux Lyon traboules
      • Fourvière Basilica
      • Bouchon dining
  10. Day
    10
    • Tournon-sur-Rhône

      Tournon-sur-Rhône

      A small town on the Rhône in southern France, facing the steep Hermitage vineyards across the river at Tain. A medieval castle overlooks the water, and the surrounding northern Rhône slopes are known for their Syrah wines.

      • Hermitage vineyards
      • Hilltop château
      • Rhône wines
  11. Day
    11
    • Viviers

      Viviers

      A small town on the Rhône in southern France, set below a rocky bluff in the Ardèche. River ships moor here within reach of the lavender fields, vineyards and stone villages of Provence, with the cathedral town of Viviers itself just ashore.

      • Rhône river
      • Provence villages
      • Ardèche country
  12. Day
    12
    • Avignon

      Avignon

      A walled city on the Rhône in Provence, southern France, once the seat of medieval popes. The vast Palais des Papes dominates the centre, and the broken Pont d'Avignon reaches partway across the river below the ramparts.

      • Palais des Papes
      • Pont d'Avignon
      • City ramparts
  13. Day
    13
    • Arles

      Arles

      A Provençal town on the Rhône River in southern France, ringed by Roman monuments. Its great amphitheatre still hosts events, and the surrounding light and streets inspired the painter Van Gogh during his year in the town.

      • Roman amphitheatre
      • Van Gogh sites
      • Place du Forum
  14. Day
    14
    • Port-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône

      Port-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône

  15. Day
    15
    • Arles

      Arles

      A Provençal town on the Rhône River in southern France, ringed by Roman monuments. Its great amphitheatre still hosts events, and the surrounding light and streets inspired the painter Van Gogh during his year in the town.

      • Roman amphitheatre
      • Van Gogh sites
      • Place du Forum

Upcoming departures

  • 4 May 2027
  • 15 Jun 2027
  • 21 Sep 2027

Upcoming sailings of this itinerary — a NestCruise advisor confirms current availability and your fare.

14-Night Europe Cruise from Paris FAQ

Which ports does this cruise visit?

This 14-night Europe cruise calls at Paris, La Roche-Guyon, Les Andelys, Caudebec-en-Caux, Rouen, Conflans-Sainte-Honorine, Lyon, Tournon-sur-Rhône, Viviers, Avignon, Arles and Port-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône.

How many days are spent at sea?

This is a port-intensive itinerary with no full days at sea.

Where does this cruise depart from?

It departs from Paris and ends in Arles.

How long is this cruise?

14 nights aboard Avalon Tapestry II.

When does this itinerary sail?

Upcoming departures include 4 May 2027, 15 Jun 2027 and 21 Sep 2027. A NestCruise advisor can confirm current availability.

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