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Bordeaux is the home port for river cruises on the Garonne, Dordogne and Gironde, with ships docking along the city’s riverside quays.
Historic lanes near Place de la Bourse and the riverfront — the heart of the city.
The old wine merchants’ quarter along the quays, with antiques shops and bistros.
Grand boulevards and upscale shopping around the Grand Théâtre.
Well-priced hotels at the main station, with fast trains to Paris.
A medieval wine village in the vineyards — a charming base for wine tours.
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May–June and September–October bring good weather and the harvest season; big events such as the wine festival push rates up.
Ships moor along the quays on the Garonne near the historic center, within walking distance of many hotels.
Saint-Pierre and the Golden Triangle are the most central; Chartrons is a charming option along the river.
Yes. Saint-Émilion, the Médoc and other wine areas are easy day trips, and many river cruises include them.