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A
balloon flight over the châteaux and villages of Burgundy
is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
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‘We ate
like the Dukes of Burgundy’ says Marilyn Floyde who spent
a week enjoying Burgundy from a new watery perspective cruising
on the Nivernais Canal on board the hotel barge ‘Luciole’ |
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For
a relaxing break, hire a canal cruiser
and navigate along the canals and rivers of Burgundy.
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If you love cycling, you will fully appreciate the work that has gone into Walter Judson Moore’s guide book ‘Bicycle Your France – Burgundy Explorations’. |
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Kids' Stuff |
Routes
along canals and rivers, through vineyards, past châteaux
and Romanesque churches… after exhilarating
exercise and fresh air, a memorable meal awaits you in Burgundy and Franche-Comté…
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From watersports to horse riding, tree climbing to go karting, there are fun activities to burn up energy |
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With the backdrop of a château
and beautiful countryside, there are 18 golf courses to choose from
across Burgundy. |
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As these flying machines get more sophisticated and safer to fly, join in at one of the 40 microlight clubs in Burgundy. |
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A bâteau-mouche is an ideal
way to enjoy the rivers of Burgundy at a leisurely pace. Take a short excursion or a luxury lunch or dinner cruise. |
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Limestone crags with plenty of rock climbing routes for all levels of skill - 19 sites in Burgundy. |
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Walk on the Grande Randonnées or GRs, well-marked trails, or take a fixed itinerary tour.
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Canoe or raft down the rapids of the Rivers Cure and Chalaux in the Morvan. There are also water sports on the lakes. |
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