• Pont de Pierre - Since 1822, the Pont de Pierre with its 17 arches has linked the banks of Bordeaux. It provides a stunning view of the Garonne and the city, standing as a historical emblem and a must-visit for exploring Bordeaux.
• Porte Cailhau - Constructed in 1495, the Porte Cailhau is an ancient fortified gate in Bordeaux. Featuring Gothic and Renaissance styles, it offers a magnificent view of the Garonne and immerses visitors in the city’s medieval history.
• Place de la Bourse - A symbol of Bordeaux, the Place de la Bourse is an 18th-century masterpiece. Encircled by elegant facades, it opens onto the Garonne and is mirrored in the Miroir d’eau, presenting a unique spectacle.
• The Water Mirror - The Miroir d’eau de Bordeaux, the world’s largest reflecting pool, beautifully mirrors the Place de la Bourse. This iconic spot offers a mesmerizing display with its light and water effects, perfect for photos and enchanting moments.
• Place des Quinconces - One of Europe’s largest squares, Place des Quinconces is a vast, iconic space in Bordeaux. Dominated by the Monument aux Girondins, it hosts cultural events and markets, providing a majestic setting between the river and the city.
• Quai des Chartrons - The Quais des Chartrons in Bordeaux is a delightful river promenade lined with shops, cafes, and restaurants. It’s ideal for strolling, discovering local architecture, and enjoying breathtaking views of the river.
• Pont Jacques Chaban Delmas - The Jacques Chaban-Delmas Bridge, a sleek modern structure in Bordeaux, is a lifting bridge that allows large ships to pass over the Garonne River. Offering spectacular views, it blends design and functionality.
• La Cite du Vin - La Cité du Vin in Bordeaux is an innovative wine museum featuring interactive exhibitions, tastings, and workshops. Explore the history, culture, and secrets of wine in a modern and captivating environment.
• Pont d’Aquitaine - The Pont d’Aquitaine, an impressive structure in Bordeaux, spans 2.5 kilometers over the Garonne River. Admire its modern architecture and enjoy panoramic views of the river and the city.
• Port Autonome de Bordeaux - The autonomous port of Bordeaux is a major commercial hub on the Garonne River. Discover its bustling activity, modern infrastructure, and crucial role in the regional economy, offering a fascinating view of large ships and port traffic.

• Guide
• A glass of wine (or soft drink) and a canelé are included

• Gratuities

Discover Bordeaux like never before with our guided river cruise! Explore the authentic Burdigala (Bordeaux) from its river! Embark on a 1h30 prestige cruise on the majestic Garonne and let yourself be enchanted by the charms of Bordeaux, the city listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Your adventure begins with a complimentary glass of local wine and a Bordeaux canelé, for a total immersion in the flavors of the region. Along the water, discover the Port de La Lune and sail to the Port de Bassens. Your local guide, passionate about Bordeaux history and culture, will share with you the secrets of Burdigala, the ancient name of Bordeaux. Marvel at the city’s illustrious heritage, while tasting the delights of your glass of wine and savoring the authentic taste of the canelé.

• The included glass of wine will be replaced by a soft drink for minors

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.