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Cruise to France in 2026/2027
A treasure trove of cultural attractions and iconic landmarks, world-renowned wine and a culinary reputation to match, France is a top cruise destination. We provide a number of cruises to France which visit cultural cities, centuries-old harbour towns and traditional villages.
If you are looking for warmer weather with a dusting of French elegance and glamour, then a cruise to the south of France and the French Riviera is the perfect choice.
Cruises to France
Why to cruise to France?
Fascinating history
France has a rich heritage to discover. From the its Revolution to the Napoleonic Wars, trace France’s past in every destination on curated excursions or independent exploration.
Scenic landscapes
With white-washed houses, clear water and a mountainous backdrop, coastal France offers great views wherever you travel. The French Riviera is particularly attractive, with days ashore in Marseilles, Monaco and Corsica.
Food and wine
France is known for its gastronomy, particularly its range of over 1,200 types of cheese, and wine. There are plenty of opportunities to savour France’s culinary delights on both independent exploration and on curated excursions.
The perfect climate
With cooler northern provinces and a Mediterranean south, France is comfortable to explore all year round. Summer temperatures in the south average around 30°C with a refreshing sea breeze.
Top France cruise excursions
Choose from a variety of optional excursions on our cruises to France, bringing each destination to life.
Ajaccio - Scenic Prunelli Gorges
Take a scenic drive to the Prunelli Gorges, during which your guide will tell you about Corsica’s history, geography and unique traditions. Pass the Prunelli Gorges, where the Prunelli Rivers cut through jagged granite hills. Stop to take in the view at Lake Tolla, before continuing the drive through the villages of Ocana and Tolla. Then alight your coach for a tasting of local products before the return drive to your ship.
Marseille - Les Baux De Provence and Aix
Visit the eagle nest village of Les Baux de Provence, built on a rocky hill in the Alpilles mountain range. In the village of Les Baux, explore the ruins of the medieval citadel with its Saracen towers, the keep, the mill and the St Catherine chapel. Continue to Aix en Provence where your guide will take you on a walking tour passing by the Cours Mirabeau. Built in the 17th century on the site of the medieval ramparts, the Cours Mirabeau originally had no shops or boutiques. On the right side stands the aristocratic façades of the old hotels with their finely carved doorways and wrought-iron balconies, supported by intricate stone carvings from the Puget School.
Monaco - Medieval Saint Paul de Vence
One of the oldest medieval towns on the French Riviera, Saint Paul de Vence is perched on a hilltop and surrounded by 16th-century ramparts. Explore the village on a guided walk, followed by some time at leisure to explore further.
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