Good Food

Eight days, seven nights from £2,145pp*

2229 October 2022

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James Martin has often said that France is the food destinatio­n that has it all, and Emerald Cruises is delighted that he’ll be joining readers on this special cruise along the Rhône. On this unique eight-day itinerary, James will share his expertise and love of French cuisine as you sail through Provence and Burgundy, while wine expert Susy Atkins will be on hand to guide you through the best vintages, plus tastings.

Your itinerary begins in Arles and takes you to the centre of Burgundy’s wine region, as well as to wonderful destinatio­ns including Tournon, Avignon, Viviers and Lyon. You’ll have the chance to walk along Lyon’s secret lanes and bountiful food halls and learn why it’s the country’s gastronomi­c heart, plus visit the vineyards of

Tournon, enjoy an on-board wine lecture and tasting, and immerse yourself in Avignon’s Celtic history.

Your Emerald Cruises Star-ship is custom-built to navigate the Rhône and Saône rivers. You can relax in the on-board heated pool with retractabl­e roof, and in the evening, enjoy it as a cinema. Plus, there are plenty of Ÿine-dining options, including the reŸined ReŸlections Restaurant.

James will also give a live on-board cooking demonstrat­ion, oˆering expert hints and tips as he and his sous chef recreate some of his favourite recipes. He’ll give an informal talk about his career, followed by a private Q&A. But, the highlight will be a gala dinner cooked by James and his sous chef, with wine pairings by Susy

– a mouth-watering prospect.

What’s included

● Cookery demo and tasting with James

● Return Ÿlights from the UK

● Gala dinner cooked by James, with wine pairings by Susy Atkins

● Excursions, including canoeing, vineyard hikes and a visit to Arles Amphitheat­re

● Private wine masterclas­s with Susy Atkins

● All meals included, plus wine, beer and soft drinks with lunch and dinner

● Flexible booking policy and deposit protection

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