TRIP NAME: TRIP CODE: TRIP DURATION: TASTE OF BURGUNDY TOB 8 DAYS GRADE: INTRODUCTORY TO MODERATE 2 ACTIVITY: GUIDED CYCLING AND BARGE ACCOMMODATION: 7 NIGHTS BARGE France Beaune Tournus Dijon St Jean de Losne Geneva DATE DETAILS: 2016 21 MAY - 28 MAY 1, 28 MAY - 04 JUN 2, 04 JUN - 11 JUN 1, 11 JUN - 18 JUN 2, 18 JUN - 25 JUN 1, 25 JUN - 02 JUL 2, 02 JUL - 09 JUL 1, 09 JUL - 16 JUL 2, 16 JUL - 23 JUL 1, 23 JUL - 30 JUL 2, 06 AUG - 13 AUG 2, 13 AUG - 20 AUG 1, 20 AUG - 27 AUG 2, 27 AUG - 03 SEP 1, 03 SEP - 10 SEP 2, 10 SEP - 17 SEP 1, 17 SEP - 24 SEP 2, 24 SEP - 01 OCT 1, 01 OCT - 08 OCT 2, 08 OCT - 15 OCT 1, 15 OCT - 22 OCT 2,3 highlights Cycling through famous vineyards of Burgundy Exploring the small towns and villages en route Experiencing the timelessness of the canal landscape Enjoying the wine varieties of the region Soaking up the hospitality onboard the comfortable barge taste of burgundy A UTracks holiday is all about exploring Europe your way. It s about U + the walking tracks and cycling trails you want to discover, be it hiking with the family in the European Alps, a leisurely cycle with friends along the quieter backroads of Holland or France, trekking the famous pilgrimage trails of Spain, Italy or England or even discovering the islands of Croatia and Greece by bike and boat. Together with our sister company Sherpa Expeditions, we offer over 300 active tours across the continent and it s many exotic islands, with active holiday ideas for families, culinary enthusiasts, history buffs, experienced alpine walkers or those that just want to see Europe differently. Since we began in 2006, UTracks has quickly become known as the leaders in active European holidays. Our itineraries are creative and very affordable making them popular with travellers both young and young at heart. Set your own pace on a flexible self guided trip or enjoy the benefits of an experienced local guide on a guided tour. The physical demands range from introductory to challenging with all offering unique opportunities to discover the untrodden Europe, spanning postcard landscapes, centuries old cultures, rural lifestyles and tempting culinary delights. Best of all, our trips start on virtually any day of the week, so you can combine any tour to create exactly the holiday you want. Compare the price and you will see that we offer exceptional value active programs that are virtually all inclusive, giving you more time to enjoy the natural and cultural wonders you ve come to experience. explore europe your way TRIP COST Joining Dijon : $1249 All prices are per person OPTIONS & SUPPLEMENTS Electric Bike Suppplement (available on request): $250 Single Supplement (only on request & where available): $250 As the trip price is based on twinshare, a single supplement is payable if a single cabin is required. Please refer to the price options for costs or ask our office for details. Note regarding single cabins some boats do not have single cabins available in which case you will be matched with another person of the same sex. Other boats only have a limited availability of single cabins. Single cabins are always on a request basis. IMPORTANT NOTES Note: - Optional bike insurance is available for this trip - allow EUR24.50 (payable locally, subject to change). Itinerary operates in reverse each alternate departure. 1 - Trip begins in Dijon. 2 - Trip begins in Tournus, and includes a transfer by train from Dijon (refer itinerary 2 in our detailed itinerary notes). 3. trip ends in Auxonne the trip Enjoy the charm of Burgundy s rolling landscape as you cycle along quiet country roads and canal ways, passing world famous vineyards and charming old towns where there is plenty of time set aside for discovering the cultural and consumable delights the region offers. By night retire to our private barge custom built for sailing on the French canals. The relaxed atmosphere aboard will make you feel at home quickly as will the cabins, most of which have private facilities. Wine tasting, exploring the impressive towns of Dijon and Beaune and visiting castles, museums and abbeys are some of the highlights of this insightful trip, which combined with the experience of cycling through the changing scenery, make this an ideal way to explore Burgundy. 2011 World Expeditions Travel Group - Efti Poulos 5/5/2016 3:29:01 PM Page 1
itinerary at a glance Day 1 Arrive Dijon, embark and meet the crew taste of burgundy Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7 Day 8 A short cycle in the northwest Dijon region (20km) Cruise the Burgundy Canal then cycle to Longecourt en Plaine (45km) Cycle to Auxonne on the river Saône then to St Jean de Losne (45km) Visit a museum then cycle along the river Saône to Seurre (45km) Cycle to Beaune and train to Chalon sur Saône (25km) Visit wineries en route to Tournus (60km) Transfer by train to Dijon, trip concludes detailed itinerary Note: Itinerary operates in reverse every other trip ie. from Tournus to Dijon starting with a transfer by train to Tournus. See below for further details. DAY 1 Arrive Dijon, embark and meet the crew Arrive in the afternoon in Dijon, the capital of Burgundy. You will embark (approx 3:00pm, subject to change) and meet your crew and tour leader. In the evening you will have the opportunity to take a stroll through Dijon. meals: D DAY 2 DAY 3 DAY 4 A short cycle in the northwest Dijon region (20km) In the morning we take a warm up cycle in the northwest Dijon region. This is a great chance to test out our bikes, explore the surrounding countryside and the famous Burgundy canal, and passing Lake Kir. In the afternoon you can explore Dijon town on foot. Dijon is not just a city of mustard, although there is a mustard museum you can visit. There is the magnificent Ducal Palace as well as a number of churches and cathedrals, with the crypt of Dijon Cathedral dedicated to St Benignus, dating back more than 1,000 years. On the Church of Notre Dame is a small carving of a little owl (la chouette) that is according to local legend a good luck charm which works when you make a wish as you touch it with your left hand. The streets of Dijon are perfect for exploring on foot and there are many elegant buildings to admire. Dinner is on board our barge. Cruise the Burgundy Canal then cycle to Longecourt en Plaine (45km) The day starts with a small sailing trip to and through the first two locks in the Burgundy Canal. Leaving the barge, our cycle route continues through meadows and forests to again meet up with the Burgundy Canal. The countryside through which we cycle is classically Cote d Or. Our day s cycle will end at the village of Longecourt en Plaine, where we will rejoin the barge. Cycle to Auxonne on the river Saône then to St Jean de Losne (45km) Using a series of small roads, the cycle today takes you through forests and past some pretty villages to the town of Auxonne on the river Saône. Later the route follows the river to St. Jean de Losne where the Burgundy Canal links up to the river Saône. St Jean de Losne was built by the Dukes of Burgundy to protect the salt trade from the nearby Salins les Bains salt works. The town was fortified and a castle built in the 13th century. 2011 World Expeditions Travel Group - Efti Poulos 5/5/2016 3:29:01 PM Page 2
DAY 5 DAY 6 DAY 7 DAY 8 Visit a museum then cycle along the river Saône to Seurre (45km) This morning we have an opportunity to visit the Musee de la Batellerie, with its fascinating exhibition showcasing the history of the Burgundy Canal. Following this we first cycle to the Abbaye de Citeaux, a great place for a picnic lunch. From the Abbaye shop you can purchase the famous abbey cheese. Continue along the river Saône to the small town of Seurre. Cycle to Beaune and train to Chalon sur Saône (25km) This morning we cycle to the exquisite fortified town of Beaune, a source of art and history. The town is home of the famous Hotel-Dieu and Wine Museum and is the capital of the Côte d Or. Beaune has many shops, cafe-studded squares and a huge outdoor market. During the morning your tour leader will take you on a stroll through the town and you will have time to visit such sites as the church Collegiale Notre-Dame or the museum of Burgundy wines. From Beaune we take a train ride to Chalon sur Saône, a port town located at the Saône river and the Canal du Centre. Here you will have time to stroll through the town, window shopping or sipping coffee in a local café. In the evening dinner will be on board the barge. Visit wineries en route to Tournus (60km) From Chalon the cycle follows an old railway track which is now a cycle path. Arriving in Buxy you visit a winery in an old tower before a downhill run to the river Saône. The cycle concludes in the town of Tournus, home to the beautiful St. Philibert church. The abbey dates from the 10th century and is one of the oldest in France. Transfer by train to Dijon, trip concludes In the morning your guide & crew will say goodbye and you will travel with the group by train to Dijon, where the trip ends at approximately midday. Note: Itinerary operates in reverse every alternate departure i.e. Tournus to Dijon. Itinerary is provided as a guide and small amendments may occur. meals: B itinerary at a glance Tournus to Dijon (2) Day 1 Arrive Dijon, transfer to Tournus, embark and meet the crew Day 2 Visit wineries en route to Chalon sur Saone (60km) Day 3 Train to Beaune and cycle to Seurre (25km) Day 4 Cycle to St Jean de Losne (45km) Day 5 Cycle from St Jean de Losne to Longecourt en Plaine (45km) Day 6 Cycle from Longecourt en Plaine then sail the Burgundy Canal (45km) Day 7 A short cycle in the northwest Dijon region (20km) Day 8 Dijon, trip concludes Note: 2011 World Expeditions Travel Group - Efti Poulos 5/5/2016 3:29:01 PM Page 3
detailed itinerary: Tournus to Dijon (2) DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3 DAY 4 DAY 5 DAY 6 taste of burgundy Arrive Dijon, transfer to Tournus, embark and meet the crew Meet your guide at the train station in Dijon, the capital of Burgundy, between 13:30 and 14:00. (Refer to your pre-departure information for further details.) Travel by train to Tournus, departing at 14:30 and arriving at 15:30, where you will embark and meet your crew. Times subject to change. There is time to explore Tournus, home to the beautiful St. Philibert church. The abbey dates from the 10th century and is one of the oldest in France. meals: D Visit wineries en route to Chalon sur Saone (60km) Cycling from Tournus this morning you will follow the river Saone before visiting a winery in an old tower in the village of Buxy. From here the cycle path follows an old railway track to the town of Chalon sur Saone where today s cycle concludes. Located on the river of the same name, you will have time to stroll through the town window shopping or sipping coffee in a local café. Dinner is on board our barge. Train to Beaune and cycle to Seurre (25km) From Chalon sur Saone we take a train to Beaune. This is an exquisite fortified town, a source of art and history. The town is home of the famous Hotel-Dieu and Wine Museum and is the capital of the Côte d Or. Beaune has many shops, cafe-studded squares and a huge outdoor market. During the afternoon your tour leader will take you on a stroll through the town and you will have time to visit such sites as the church Collegiale Notre-Dame or the museum of Burgundy wines. Later in the afternoon we cycle to the small town of Seurre. Cycle to St Jean de Losne (45km) From the small town of Seurre the cycle route takes us along the Saône river to the Abbaye de Citeaux, a great place to stop for a picnic. Here you can try the famous abbey cheese. Continue to St Jean de Losne. Cycle from St Jean de Losne to Longecourt en Plaine (45km) St. Jean de Losne is the place where the Burgundy Canal links up to the river Saône. St Jean de Losne was built by the Dukes of Burgundy to protect the salt trade from the nearby Salins les Bains salt works. The town was fortified and a castle built in the 13th century. Here you will visit the Musee de la Batellerie, with its fascinating exhibition showcasing the history of the Burgundy Canal. The cycle path initially follows the river before using a series of small roads, through forests and past some pretty villages, to the town of Longecourt en Plaine. Cycle from Longecourt en Plaine then sail the Burgundy Canal (45km) Our day s cycle will begin at the village of Longecourt en Plaine, where we will leave the barge and the Burgundy Canal, cycling through countryside which is classically Cote d Or. The route continues through meadows and forests to again meet up with the Burgundy Canal. The day concludes with a small sailing trip through the last two locks in the Canal. Page 4
DAY 7 DAY 8 A short cycle in the northwest Dijon region (20km) In the morning you will complete your final cycle in the northwest Dijon region. This is a great chance to explore the surrounding countryside. In the afternoon the barge will dock in Dijon and you can explore the town on foot. Dijon is not just a city of mustard, although there is a mustard museum you can visit. There is the magnificent Ducal Palace as well as a number of churches and cathedrals, with the crypt of Dijon Cathedral dedicated to St Benignus, dating back more than 1,000 years. On the Church of Notre Dame is a small carving of a little owl (la chouette) that is, according to local legend, a good luck charm which works if you make a wish as you touch it with your left hand. The streets of Dijon are perfect for exploring on foot and there are many elegant buildings to admire. Dinner is on board our barge. Dijon, trip concludes In the morning (approx 9:00am) after breakfast your guide & crew will say good-bye. The trip ends at the port in Dijon. Note: Itinerary operates in reverse every alternate departure i.e. Dijon to Tournus. Itinerary is provided as a guide and small amendments may occur. meals: B additional deposits Due to the specific arrangements we have with our tour partner, we require the prepayment of an additional deposit which is non refundable. This payment is required at the time of booking together with our normal per person deposit. This prepayment should not be viewed as an additional cost. We recommend you take out travel insurance at the time of booking. inclusions 7 breakfasts, 6 lunches, 7 dinners (does not include drinks) Continental breakfasts are served and will usually consist of breads, cheese, ham, tea, coffee & juices. At breakfast you will prepare your packed lunch for the day which will be sandwiches, fruit & juice. Dinner will consist of three courses inclusive of either a pasta, vegetarian or meat dish. 7 nights accommodation aboard a Category C barge with ensuite facilities on a twin share basis. The compact cabins are configured with split level beds. If you are travelling by yourself you will be matched with another passenger. There is a limited availability of single cabins, and they are always on a request basis (supplement applies). Wine tasting, visit to a museum 24 speed ladies or men s bike rental with lock and pannier (electric bike available on request, 2 per departure supplement applies, includes bicycle insurance). Men s bike frames are for body heights of 170 190cm or 185 200cm and can be requested for ladies, please advise your consultant. Information pack including route notes and maps (per cabin) Group train transfer Tournus Dijon (or v.v.) depending on the direction of your tour Experienced multilingual (English, German and Dutch) guide for cycle tours items not included Travel to and from Dijon Drinks and other items of a personal nature Helmets mandatory on all bike tours, you are encouraged to bring your own well fitted helmet Entrance fees and excursions not specified Transfers Travel insurance mandatory Tips while tipping is not obligatory, it is customary to offer a tip if the guide and crew have done a good job. As a guide we would recommend EUR35 70 per person (to be distributed between the guide/s, captain and crew). Page 5
Note: In the event of global fuel price fluctuations, we reserve the right to collect a fuel surcharge payment in Euro cash at the start of the holiday. We do not anticipate that the surcharge amount will be greater than EUR20. Optional Bicycle insurance (EUR24.50 per person payable locally, subject to change) please note that normal travel insurance often does not cover loss or damage to rental bikes. The replacement value of the bikes is between 350 400 approximately. If you do not take out bike insurance you will need to pay for the cost of the bike or repair of damages. getting there BY CAR BY TRAIN BY AIR Driving routes can be accessed via the following websites: www.viamichelin. com Dijon has regular services from around Europe and is just under 2 hours from Paris. For any information & reservations you can contact France Rail on http:// www.sncf.com/indexe.htm or we can arrange your train tickets for you. Please speak to your reservations consultant or travel agent. Your closest airport is Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport. There are good connections throughout Europe and the rest of the world to this airport. You are then able to take a train directly from the airport to the Paris metro. The TGV leaves from Gare de Lyon in central Paris to Dijon. trip grading - introductory to moderate INTRODUCTORY to MODERATE GRADE 2 The cycling is introductory to moderate (2) grade with daily cycling distances from 20 to 60km on undulating well graded roads and bike paths. The accent is on keeping a relaxed pace to take in all of the attractions, with time to stop and take photos. It is considered suitable for beginners. the boats THE BARGE EXPERIENCE During your week long barge and bike experience you will be travelling with 17 25 fellow cyclists of different ages, nationalities and physical condition. All have a common wish to experience a relaxed and somewhat active holiday, so the cycling speed will always be easy going. The barges are not only a means of transportation; you also sleep, eat and relax aboard. The ships are equipped with a recreation/ dining room, sometimes with a separate bar, a modern galley and a spacious sundeck. From the recreation room there is an excellent view of the surrounding scenery. Depending on the waterways the ships sail between 8 and 15 km per hour. The crew consists of a captain and a cook, both professionals, who are often assisted by an extra hand. The captain is responsible for the safe transportation of the passengers and their luggage. The chef and his/her assistant take care of your meals. The barge travels with you from port to port and will transport your luggage. The barges range in standard from D to A+ with A+ being the highest level of comfort and facilities. These ratings are based on the barges in the fleet servicing France, Holland and Belgium. The following is an indication of what the ratings mean. Please note that none of the barges could be called luxurious. D standard barges with shared bathroom facilities. 2 bed bunkbed cabins but also may have multishare cabins. Page 6
C standard barges usually bunk beds in cabins generally with private facilities B standard plus barge combination of lower twin beds and bunk beds in the cabins with privat facilities A and A+ are comfort barges offer more space per person, some have air conditioning and the beds are lower berths. All barges are equipped with double cabins with private facilities (except D category or unless otherwise noted). Cabins on comfort barges are equipped with two level beds instead of bunk beds. The crew on the barge will ensure that your stay aboard is as pleasant as possible. The trip will be accompanied by an enthusiastic and multilingual tour leader. He/she guides you along the fixed itineraries, offers information enroute, answers your questions, assists with problems, offers advice and may invite you to accompany him/her on some interesting city walks. The details of the barge you will be travelling on follows. Note there is often more than one barge used on different departures of this trip and in that case more than one barge description follows. Barges are also subject to change without notice. Please speak to your travel agent or UTracks reservations consultant who will provide the name of the barge you will be on. This information is also on your tour voucher. and Anna Maria V The ANNA MARIA V barge is a C+ category vessel equipped to sail the French inland waterways. Seven two person cabins are provided with split level beds and a small bathroom with private facilities, the only single cabin has the same private facilities. Six sit on kayaks are available for a trip on the Burgundy Canal. The large sun deck offers guests a place to sit during warm summer evenings. With a cool drink, served from the saloon with adjoining bar this is the place to be! Captain Arjan and his wife Daniëlla are ready to welcome you aboard! trip organisation The experience of sailing on a barge is one that should not be missed. During the trip you ll find out that the perspective constantly changes: on a narrow canal the barge seems huge, on the river it is more like a tiny nutshell. From the sundeck you can enjoy the view as it passes by. While the skipper will bring you safely to the next dock or navigate the locks, the cook is preparing a delicious meal. Along the various sailing routes there will be embarkation points where you begin cycling. You are supplied with a packed lunch and bike to explore the backroads, canal routes, villages and national parks. The guide speaks English and one or more other languages and usually cycles with the group. The guide will ask one of the group members to act as a sweep, taking up the rear position in the group. After the cycling is over for the day you return to the barge to relax and enjoy a leisurely dinner. If we are moored in a town there are also opportunities to take in further sights at your leisure. On board there will be a mix of nationalities. This trip is not exclusive to UTracks. equipment provided BIKES During the trip you will be provided with a 24 speed bike with hand brakes and locks. You will be provided with a pannier to carry your gear during the day. Helmets are not supplied but are highly recommended and we suggest bringing one from home. Electric bikes are available on request, 2 per departure and a supplement applies (e bike includes bicycle insurance). Page 7
dietary requirements Provided we are advised in advance of your departure we are able to cater for vegetarian diets but may not be able to assist with medically recommended diets (allergies and intolerances). On this trip, whilst vegetarian options are always available, lactose or gluten free diets may not be catered for. Please ensure you discuss your requirements with us well in advance (at least 1 month prior to your trip) to determine whether we can cater to medically recommended dietary requirements. Usually those with special requirements will need to provide their own food. We are unable to guarantee a peanut free or allergen free trip, and therefore, we strongly encourage that travellers with life threatening or severe allergies take all necessary medical precautions to prepare for the possibility of exposure. Passengers must travel with all necessary medications for food allergies and be capable of self administering these medications. joining instructions On confirmation of your booking you will receive a pre departure kit. Three weeks prior to your departure from your home country you will receive your final travel vouchers with details on how to join the trip. On embarkation you will receive your information pack. about your group You will be joining a group with a mix of participants from different countries, speaking different languages including English, German, French, Spanish and Italian. Your tour leader is likely to be guiding in more than one language to cater to all participants. This is not an English only speaking tour. Daily briefings will usually be conducted in Dutch and English. The length and format of these briefings will be tailored to the makeup of the group. fast facts COUNTRIES VISITED VISAS France Visas not required for citizens of Australia, Canada, USA and New Zealand for up to 90 days in a period of 180 days for all Schengen countries (see www. schengenvisainfo.com/schengen visa countries list/ for countries part of the Schengen). Please ensure your passport is stamped on arrival in the Schengen area. For all other nationalities and for longer stays in countries covered by the Schengen Agreement (Australian New Zealand, Canadian and US passport holders), please contact the relevant embassy. Stays of longer than 90 days in the Schengen area require a long stay visa for the country you are spending most time in. However long stay visas are unlikely to be issued unless there is a valid reason (eg. studying in country). Unfortunately we cannot assist in obtaining visas for long stays due to individual country visa requirements. CLIMATE The trip runs between April October during the European Summer. The months of June August are busy times with temperatures ranging between 15 25 degree Celsius and sometimes slightly higher. MIN GROUP SIZE 14 MAX GROUP SIZE 17 SPECIALIST GEAR REQUIRED Bike helmet, wet weather gear, sunscreen, jogging shoes and sun hat. A comprehensive gear list is included in the pre departure information provided on booking. *For safety reasons, we insist that cycle helmets be included as a compulsory item on your equipment list. luggage Page 8
Aboard your hotel barge your cabin does not have much storage space but this can vary depending on the barge and cabin configurations, e.g. some cabins have small storage cupboards and/or storage space underneath or beside the beds. We recommend to not bring large suitcases on board and to only bring what you will actually need for the trip for your own comfort. If you bring aboard a standard 20kg suitcase this is permitted but may mean less space to move around the cabin. Luggage storage facilities are available at Paris airports or train stations http://parisbytrain.com/paris train station and airport luggage storage/ or http://en.parisinfo.com/practical paris/practical fact sheets/left luggage services in paris special notes SINGLE TRAVELLERS: As the trip price is based on twinshare, a single supplement is payable if a single cabin is required. Please refer to the price options for costs or ask our office for details. Note regarding single cabins there is limited availability and single cabins are always on a request basis. If a single cabin is not available, we will endeavour to arrange for single travellers to share accommodation with another participant of the same gender. how to book Booking a UTracks holiday is simple. You can book online, via our secure payment facility, at your own convenience. Alternatively, fill out our booking form which can be found at the back of our brochure, on our website or we can email you a copy then scan/email, fax or post the form to your nearest UTracks or World Expeditions office, or travel agent, with full payment (self guided trips) or the relevant deposit (guided trip) by cheque or credit card (note: surcharges may apply for credit card payments). UTracks has access to competitive airfares to Europe. Contact us, or your travel agent, for assistance with your travel arrangements including flights, travel insurance & additional accommodation. follow us https://www.facebook.com/utracks https://www.instagram.com/utrackstravel/ https://twitter.com/utracks_travel There s even more tips and ideas on our blog at http://www.utracks.com/discover slide shows UTracks invites you to attend our inspiring adventure travel slide shows. These special evenings are designed to inform and entertain and are hosted by our most experienced and passionate adventure travellers. Ask our staff for a slide show schedule or register on our website www.utracks.com. Shows can fill early so it is important to register your attendance so we know to save a seat, or two! e-newsletter To keep up to date with our new and exciting adventure opportunities, special promotions and adventure news, subscribe to our monthly e newsletter! You can do this on line through our website, www.utracks. com or contact our office. Page 9
IMPORTANT NOTE THESE TRIP NOTES REPRESENT THE MOST CURRENT INFORMATION FOR THIS ITINERARY, AND MAY SUPERSEDE ANY INFORMATION IN THE CURRENT BROCHURE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE ITINERARY AND PRICE. THE ITINERARY SHOULD BE SEEN AS A GUIDE ONLY. THIS ITINERARY MAY CHANGE AT ANY TIME DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER, FORCES OF NATURE AND OTHER CIRCUMSTANCES BEYOND OUR CONTROL. talk to us If you require any further assistance regarding this trip or any other adventure, please contact your nearest UTRACKS or World Expeditions office. Page 10
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