Montauban

Montauban on the right bank of the Tarn is one of the most ancient of southwest France's towns. With the exception of Mont de Marsan Montauban is the oldest of the bastides of southern France.This pink-brick capital of the Tarn-et-Garonne département is the city of the painter Ingres and the sculptor Bourdelle. The Pont Vieux“ offers an unique panorama of the left bank lined with private drapers mansions who enriched themselves during the 18th century. The town is generally regarded as the first bastide the model for those rationally laid-out medieval new towns and that plan is still clearly evident in the beautiful town centre.

Weekly Price Range

£590 - 3595

Canal Lateral a la Garonne

Site / Boats Facilities

Superb light and airy interiors
Tasteful soft furnishings with exceptionally spacious day time saloons (on some models the settee converts to a double bed)
A fully equipped open-plan galley with refrigerator (two on some models); full size gas cooker with four rings grill and oven; stainless steel sink; cutlery utensils and crockery
Well-separated cabins providing privacy (most cabins have en suite)
A complete set of bed linen for each berth including pillowcases sheets and duvets plus towels
Bathrooms with shower razor point wash basin and porcelain flush toilet (many cabins have bathrooms en suite)
12 volt car type socket for mobile phones etc
A full range of deck equipment including: boat hook life belt deck mop mooring stakes and ropes
Remarkably economical diesel engine
CD player