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Available bases : Ardennes (France)
With the canal de la Meuse takes you through the lush pastures and verdant countrside of Lorraine as far as Verdun, the River Meuse itself loop romantically into the tangled hills of the Ardennes whose forests act as a great lung for Europe. Home of wild boar, roe-deer and some of France's rarest birds, the Ardennes forest also shelter in their protected wetlands such rarities as orchids and the fly-catching sundew. At Sedan don't miss a visit to Europe's largest fortress, while you can discover all about marionnettes at Charleville-Mezieres, world capital of the art. If you decide to head for Belgium, you'll be struck by the very special character of the villages and towns of the Ardennes. Protected by the mountainous terrain they have acted as a natural line of defence and have been scarecly touched by successive wars. Close to Givet you can admire the ruins of Charlemont Castel, founded by Charles V The grand mountain scenery leads on to Namur and Dinant, perhaps the most lively and fascinating towns of the Belgian Ardennes.
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Pont-à-Bar (Ardennes)
Pont à Bar is a pretty small hamlet with a score of inhabitants. It was founded during the construction of the Ardennes Canal during the last century. The petite, attractive river port where you commence your trip is surrounded by typical Ardennes houses. Here you can appreciate the great diversity of landscapes as you cruise along through the meadows of Meuse and the legendary forests of Ardennes...
Approximately 10km further you will come across the town of Sedan. Today, a town of Art and history, Sedan, and in particular its old centre, possesses stunning architecture. Enjoy a break at the Charleville Mézières to visit the zoo where you will undoubtedly see various wild boars, stags, roe-deer and birds. For those who enjoy museums, the Ardennes museum is well worth a visit to discover its hidden treasures of history and archaeology.
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Suggestions of cruises
Duration : Week
Distance : 106 km |
Type : Return trip   Locks : 24 | » Pont-à-Bar, Sedan, Mouzon, Verdun
Temps de navigation :5h45h /jour
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Duration : Week
Distance : 95 km |
Type : Return trip   Locks : 21 | » Pont-à-Bar, Charleville, Revin, Fumay, Givet
Temps de navigation :5h15 /jour
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Duration : Week
Distance : 120 km |
Type : One-Way Trip  Locks : 25 | » Pont-à-Bar, Charleville-Mesières, Givet, Anseremmes/Dinant
Temps de navigation :4h /jour
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Duration : 2 weeks
Distance : 147 km |
Type : Return trip   Locks : 31 | » Pont-à-Bar, Charleville, Fumay, Dinant, Namur
Temps de navigation :3h45 /jour
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Duration : 3 weeks
Distance : 272 km |
Type : Return trip   Locks : 107 | » Pont-à-Bar, Fumay, Dinant, Charleroi, Maubeuge, Chauny, Berry-au-Bac, Rethel
Temps de navigation :5h30 /jour
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Duration : 3 weeks
Distance : 500 km |
Type : Return trip   Locks : 206 | » Pont-à-Bar, Berry-au-bac, Reims, Vitry-le-François, Bar-le-Duc, Commercy, Verdun, Sedan » Pont-à-Bar (Boucle)
Temps de navigation :5h30 /jour
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With the canal de la Meuse takes you through the lush pastures and verdant countrside of Lorraine as far as Verdun, the River Meuse itself loop romantically into the tangled hills of the Ardennes whose forests act as a great lung for Europe. Home of wild boar, roe-deer and some of France's rarest birds, the Ardennes forest also shelter in their protected wetlands such rarities as orchids and the fly-catching sundew. At Sedan don't miss a visit to Europe's largest fortress, while you can discover all about marionnettes at Charleville-Mezieres, world capital of the art. If you decide to head for Belgium, you'll be struck by the very special character of the villages and towns of the Ardennes. Protected by the mountainous terrain they have acted as a natural line of defence and have been scarecly touched by successive wars. Close to Givet you can admire the ruins of Charlemont Castel, founded by Charles V The grand mountain scenery leads on to Namur and Dinant, perhaps the most lively and fascinating towns of the Belgian Ardennes.
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