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As with all our suggested trips, we have a flexible itinerary and
weather permitting we will try to accommodate your particular interests
or needs to the best of our ability.
We serve specialties from different
regions of the world, including Italian, French and Polish cuisine, also
on special request you can try our seafood platter with Lobster,
crab, prawns and fish served with Muscadet du Maine et Sevre or Sancerre
(not included in price).
Price: £100 per person per day
Max 9 guests
Group discounts are available |
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DIEPPE needs little explanation suffice to say that as a city it was not
bombed during the last war and most of its architecture predates the
20th century. It can be entered at any tide and in any weather. It’s a
150 mile voyage.
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CHERBOURG has been an important naval base ever since Napoleon’s time. Numerous street cafés allow you to relax with a coffee or glass of wine and soak up the typically Gallic atmosphere. Like Dieppe it is an all weather port. It’s a 180
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HONFLEUR is a pretty mediaeval French port with a lot of history and many restaurants around the Vieux Basin in the centre. Its cobbled streets and brightly coloured boats was the inspiration for many paintings by impressionists such as Cèzanne, Monet, Picasso and Renoir. An early departure is necessary due to the tides, so it is preferable to stay on board the previous night. It’s a 200
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FECAMP. An ancient fishing port, Fecamp's reputation is built on its maritime activity. With the port at the heart of the town and its long beaches it is a popular seaside resort. It possesses many monuments such as the famous Palais Benedictine - including the secret of the production of the famous liqueur Baccardi-Martini. It’s a 140
mile voyage.
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Typical passages and approximate times.
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