Aboard a traditional boat from the Loire, treat yourself to a moment of total disconnection in the middle of nature, just a stone’s throw from the city. For a tourist stroll, an aperitif on the waves or a guided discovery of biodiversity, embark for an unforgettable moment!

Duration: 2 hours - Price: €25 Departing from Tours, a shuttle bus will take you to Vouvray, where you will begin your canoe trip. Enjoy a relaxing half-day in the heart of nature, with a two-hour trip down the Loire, suitable for all levels. After your exertions, you can relax at the end of the trip at the Guinguette de Tours, where we will collect the equipment.

Duration: 2 hours - Price: starting at €25 Departing from Savonnières, a former village of boatmen and fishermen, board a traditional 18th- or 19th-century boat (12 passengers) at dusk for a 2-hour guided cruise. An ideal way to unwind after an active day. Highlights • The atmosphere of the evening lights on the Cher River • The boatman’s commentary to learn more about the local flora and fauna • Tours with a maximum of 12 participants

Duration: 1h30 - Price: €35 The CNVL navigation company offers the possibility to go on an Apéroboat trip on the Vienne river : 2 different AOC Chinon wines as well a set of appetisers will be at your disposal during the ride. Enjoy a pleasant moment where gastronomy, history and nature entertwine ! The highlights • An ideal 1.5-hour format for discovering the region in a new way • A moment to disconnect in the heart of unspoiled nature • A friendly experience in a small group setting

Duration: 1h 30m - Price: starting at €20 The Rabouilleuse - Ecole de Loire association has two sailboats that can each accommodate up to 12 passengers for trips that emphasize sustainable transportation (sailing or rowing). Upstream from Tours, board at Rochecorbon and sail down the Loire along the riverbanks for 1 hour and 30 minutes. The highlights of this trip: the light on the Loire, spotting its wildlife, the charm of its islands, and taking in the scenery… When the winds are favorable, the sail is hoisted; otherwise, the motor, oars, or a “bourde” (traditional rowing boat) are used. In any case, part of the route is dedicated to “soft mobility” (without a motor) to better savor the river’s rhythm. Highlights • An activity perfect for unwinding just a stone’s throw from Tours • Insights into the local flora and fauna from passionate boatmen • A guaranteed smooth and peaceful cruise