M-Touch Travel offers online booking for hotels, apartment rentals and packages in Europe.
But thats not all, we offer scheduled sightseeing tours, dinner cruises, cooking courses, wine tastings and experiences for groups and individuals.
Let us surprise and delight you with our private car or walking tours so you can discover secret places off the beaten path and authentic places where locals like to hang out.
The M-Touch Difference is hands-on, hassle free travel with the goal to make your holiday an experience to remember whatever your budget.
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Larry Davis

The large windows, well above the water line, and the sun-deck
on the top deck of the boat make it easy for you to enjoy the
passing scenery of Burgundy and Franche-Comté: renowned
for their vineyards, Gothic churches and abbeys, Renaissance
châteaux and picturesque villages.
It is a region of France in which gastronomic delights and the art of living have reigned supreme since Roman times.
Excursions are arranged to places with story-book names, whether
it be the quaint town of Dole, the famous museum in Dijon, the
castle in Châteauneuf or to Besançon, birthplace
of Victor Hugo.
Guests Eight
Crew Four
Dimensions
Length 128 ft
Width (Beam) 17 ft
Decks 1
State Room 1
Bedroom 9'6" x 10'8"
Bathroom (shower) 10'8"x 3'6"
State Room 2
Bedroom (Twin Bed) 11'5" x 10'8"
Bathroom (shower) 6'6" x 3'
State Room 3
Bedroom (Twin Bed) 10'8" x 9'8"
Bathroom (shower) 6'6" x 3'
State Room 4
Bedroom (Twin Bed) 10'8" x 9'8"
Bathroom (shower) 6'6" x 3'

Besançon to Dijon
Cruise through the Doubs valley and along the Canal du Rhône au Rhin and the Canal de Borgongne. Visit the Citadelle at Besançon, Arbois, Dole, the Maison Pasteur, Beaune capital of Burgundy,and Dijon famous for its mustard. Sample many of the wines from the Côte d'Or.
Besançon to St Léger
Cruise the rugged Franche-Comté and Jura regions. Visit the Citadelle at Besançon, La Masion Pastuer at Dole, the Ducal Palace and the Grey Poupon mustard shop at Dijon, Beaune and the Château de Meursault, and Château Marguerite de Bourgogne in Couches.
Escommes to Dijon
Cruise through the famous wine areas of Burgundy with visits to the Abbaye de Fontenay, Châteauneuf-en-Auxois, the Clos de Vougeot, Beaune, and Dijon.
Escommes to Seurre
Cruise through the delightful Burgundy region with visits to l'Abbaye de Fontenay, Châteauneuf-en-Auxois, Beaune, Clos de Vougeot, Dijon. Visit some of the finest wine producers in Gevrey Chambertin.
Entertainment
Library
Games
Hifi/Stereo
Bicycles & Maps
Tennis rackets & balls
Television (Fleur de Lys, Amaryllis, Napoléon)
Video (Fleur de Lys, Amaryllis, Napoléon)
Grand Piano (Fleur de Lys)
Keyboard (Napoléon)
Services
Mail service/stamps on sale
Newspaper
Photo film on sale
Souvenirs
Telephone
Valuables (Crew on board at all times)
Details
First class TGV return travel from Paris
Six nights accommodation on board your péniche-hôtel breakfast, lunch and
dinner each day
Morning coffee and afternoon tea
Wine with meals, liqueurs and bar drinks on board
Sightseeing excursions,including
entrance fees
Use of bicycles
Air-conditioned mini-van with driver for sightseeing and transfers
All transfers.
Barges in Burgundy :
2008 Charter Departures
April 7 - October 26
Regular: May, June, Sept
Guests 8 : $35,200 6 : $33,000
Value : April, July, October
Guests 8 : $30,800 6 : $28,600
Individual Bookings Possible
Reductions
Tandem Boat Hire 5.0%
Triple Boat Hire 7.5%
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Hirondelle Burgundy CruiseThe Hirondelle cruises some of the most tranquil and beautiful waterways in all of Europe: the Canal de Bourgogne, the Canal du Centre, the Canal du Rhône au Rhin and the River Saône. Hirondelle was constructed as a 27 metre cargo barge at Hoogerand in the Netherlands in 1928 and was originally named Vios. She was later lengthened to 38,50 metres, in order to increase her tonnage and hence her cargo capacity. This, combined with her 5.05 metre beam, now makes her the largest size of barge able to fit in to the canal locks. She was brought to France and was converted to welcome passengers in 1992 - 1993, when her name was changed to Hirondelle. |
Sunday - Paris to Dijon. Monday - Visit LAbbaye de Fontenay. Cruise
to La Bussière. Tuesday - Visit Châteauneuf-en-Auxois. Cruise
to Fleurey-sur-Ouche. Visit Beaune. Wednesday - Visit Clos de Vougeot. Cruise to Dijon Thursday - Visit Gevrey Chambertin. Cruise to
Longecourt. Friday - Cruise to Seurre. Visit Dijon. Saturday - Dijon - Paris. |