Destinations – Gray - Fontenoy le Château

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Boats	Cabins	Sleeps	From
Commodore
Comm 1370 B (6+2)	3	8	£875
Excel Class
Caprice (4+2)	2	6	£970
Elegance (6+2)	3	8	£1,080
Magnifique (8+2)	4	10	£1,305
Flying Bridge
1070FB (4+2)	2	6	£675
1140FB (4)	2	4	£770
1230FB A (8+2)	4	10	£948
1230FB B (6+2)	3	8	£865
1325FB A (8+4)	4	12	£950
1325FB B (6+4)	3	10	£950
1415FB (8)	4	8	£1,005
900FB (2+2)	1	4	£635
Sun Deck Class
Continentale (6)	3	6	£1,025
Corvette A (4)	2	4	£855
Corvette B (4)	2	4	£855
Traditionals
Conn 1135B (4)	2	4	£645
Conn 1135D (4+2)	2	6	£645
Conn 1135D/E (4+2)	2	6	£645
Conn 1135E (4+2)	2	6	£645
Conn 1275 A (6+2)	3	8	£740
Conn 1275 B (6+2)	3	8	£725

Gray - Fontenoy le Château

A seven day cruise on the meandering River Saône and the Canal de l'Est, stopping at lovely waterside towns to explore local chateaux and markets and bustling port towns full of character and charm.

Cruise Bases

• Gray
  Base Manager Ian Lambert welcomes you to Gray. We’re sure you will never tire of cruising these beautiful waterways – there’s so many places to visit, wines to taste and sights to see. Your base at Gray on the River Soane was once a thriving port for the wine, wheat and iron trades and evidence of the region’s rich cultural and trading heritage is plain to see in the surrounding towns, villages and countryside. Medieval and Renaissance-era homes, churches and monasteries – many topped by the region’s distinctive multihued tiles roofs – line your route in every direction and are sure to add to your lasting memories of this beautiful region.
• Fontenoy le Château
  Base manager Didier Ketterle welcomes you to Fontenoy le Château. Fontenoy- le-Chateau is a small market town, divided by the River Coney, with bags of character. It used to be a large town during the Middle Ages, but has since shrunk. The atmosphere though has remained the same and walking around the town’s cobbled streets is a very pleasant experience indeed.