Les Andelys France

985 Cruises availables At departure or passage at this port

AmaWaterways (132 Cruises)

Cruise AMA AmaWaterways AmaDante Exterior Europe

AmaDante

144 Passengers
2850 tons
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AmaLyra

144 Passengers
2850 tons
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Avalon Waterways (27 Cruises)

CroisiEurope (56 Cruises)

Cruise CE Croisieurope MS Seine Princess ship

MS Seine Princess

136 Passengers
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Emerald Waterways (41 Cruises)

Emerald Lumi.

Emerald Lumi

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Riviera Travel (30 Cruises)

Scenic Cruises (223 Cruises)

Scenic Azure.

Scenic Azure

96 Passengers
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Scenic Gem.

Scenic Gem

128 Passengers
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8 May 12 days Round-trip Normandy Gems of the Seine with Highlights of Paris
8 May 13 days Round-trip from Paris City, France
10 May 20 days One-way from Paris City to Lyon
10 May 21 days One-way from Paris City to Lyon
10 May 20 days One-way from Paris City to Bordeaux
10 May 21 days One-way from Paris City to Bordeaux
10 May 10 days Round-trip Normandy Gems of the Seine
10 May 11 days Round-trip from Paris City, France
10 May 20 days One-way from Paris City to Porto-Leixoes
10 May 21 days One-way from Paris City to Porto-Leixoes
18 May 15 days One-way from Paris City to Villefranche-sur-Mer
18 May 16 days One-way from Paris City to Villefranche-sur-Mer
18 May 12 days Round-trip Normandy Gems of the Seine with Highlights of Paris
18 May 23 days One-way from land tour to Paris City
18 May 14 days One-way from Engelberg to Paris City
18 May 13 days Round-trip from Paris City, France
20 May 10 days Round-trip Normandy Gems of the Seine
20 May 14 days One-way from Paris City to Villefranche-sur-Mer
20 May 20 days One-way from Paris City to Lyon
20 May 21 days One-way from Paris City to Lyon
20 May 20 days One-way from Paris City to Bordeaux
20 May 21 days One-way from Paris City to Bordeaux
20 May 13 days One-way from Paris City to Villefranche-sur-Mer
20 May 11 days Round-trip from Paris City, France
20 May 20 days One-way from Paris City to Porto-Leixoes
20 May 21 days One-way from Paris City to Porto-Leixoes
28 May 15 days One-way from Paris City to London-Greenwich
28 May 13 days Round-trip from Paris City, France
28 May 12 days Round-trip Normandy Gems of the Seine with Highlights of Paris
28 May 16 days One-way from Paris City to London-Greenwich
30 May 13 days One-way from Paris City to London-Greenwich
30 May 21 days One-way from Paris City to Lyon
30 May 20 days One-way from Paris City to Lyon
30 May 21 days One-way from Paris City to Bordeaux
30 May 14 days One-way from Paris City to London-Greenwich
30 May 20 days One-way from Paris City to Bordeaux
30 May 11 days Round-trip from Paris City, France
30 May 10 days Round-trip Normandy Gems of the Seine

Tauck Cruises (82 Cruises)

MS Reverie

MS Reverie

124 Passengers
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ms serene.

MS Serene

124 Passengers
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Viking River Cruises (394 Cruises)

Viking Fjorgyn.

Viking Fjorgyn

214 Passengers
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Viking Kari.

Viking Kari

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Frequently Asked Questions

On the right bank at Petit Andely, barely a hundred metres from the historic centre. Few river calls place history so close to the gangway.
It is the fortress Richard the Lionheart built atop the chalk cliff between 1197 and 1198, to lock the Seine valley against the king of France. An astonishing pace of construction for the period.
About fifteen minutes of steady walking from the riverbank. Go slowly and turn around often: the view opens out as you rise, over the slate roofs, the wooded island and the curve of the river.
No. The path climbs sharply and the ground up top is uneven, between ditches cut into the chalk and broken walls. Those who stay below still get the riverbanks and the view of the cliff, which is just as fine.
On 6 March 1204, five years after Richard's death, the men of King Philip Augustus took the stronghold by a ruse after a long siege. The fall of the lock hastened that of Rouen and the French crown's reconquest of Normandy.
The lanes of Petit Andely first thing, the climb to Château Gaillard, then the riverbanks on the way back. Adding Grand Andely to the same call makes the day too tight.
Like the old boatmen's village it was: half-timbered houses leaning with age, façades of flint and chalk, tree-lined quays patrolled by swans. Terraces facing the water watch the barge convoys go by.
Yes, the other half of the town: Grand Andely, its shops and its churches. The riverbanks and their benches facing the current are enough to fill the end of a day too.
About forty kilometres, in the Eure, on one of the widest meanders of the Seine. It is this face-off between water and keep that made the site famous.
Late in the day, when the white chalk catches fire and the keep seems to stand guard over the meander. The riverside path holds the viewpoints photographers prize most.