Amaryllis

The Belmond Amaryllis is a luxury river barge that offers an exclusive and elegant way to explore the picturesque canals of France's Burgundy region. Built in 2001, the barge measures 127 feet in length and 16.5 feet in width, and can accommodate up to eight guests in four spacious and stylishly appointed cabins. The barge features a classic design with a warm and inviting ambiance, and offers a range of amenities and activities to enhance the guest experience. Amenities: The Belmond Amaryllis offers a variety of amenities to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable journey. These include: 1.     Four spacious cabins, each with an ensuite bathroom, air conditioning, and a safe. 2.     A stylish salon with comfortable seating, a library, and a bar. 3.     A dining room where guests can enjoy gourmet meals prepared by a skilled chef using fresh, locally sourced ingredients. 4.     A sun deck with loungers, tables, and chairs, where guests can relax and take in the scenic views. 5.     Bicycles for exploring the local area. 6.     Wi-Fi throughout the barge. Ambiance: The Belmond Amaryllis offers a warm and inviting ambiance that combines classic elegance with modern comfort. The interior features rich wood paneling, plush furnishings, and tasteful decor that create a cozy and refined atmosphere. The salon and dining room offer a welcoming space for socializing and enjoying gourmet meals, while the sun deck provides a tranquil outdoor retreat for taking in the stunning scenery. Cabins: The Belmond Amaryllis features four spacious and beautifully appointed cabins, each with an ensuite bathroom, air conditioning, and a safe. The cabins measure approximately 140 square feet and are designed to provide a comfortable and relaxing retreat for guests. The decor is classic and refined, with rich fabrics, polished wood paneling, and tasteful accents. The ensuite bathrooms feature marble accents, plush towels, and high-quality toiletries. Itineraries: The Belmond Amaryllis offers several itineraries that showcase the beauty and culture of Burgundy. The barge travels along the Canal du Nivernais and the Canal de Bourgogne, visiting charming towns and villages along the way. Some of the highlights of the itineraries include: ·      Wine tastings at local vineyards, including Chablis and Cote de Beaune. ·      Visits to historic sites such as the Abbaye de Fontenay and the Chateau de Bazoches. ·      Exploring charming towns and villages such as Auxerre, Noyers-sur-Serein, and Vezelay. ·      Biking along scenic towpaths and country lanes.