Le Boat charts uncharted waters: Unveiling exclusive destinations for 2024 sailings

Le Boat is extending an invitation to travelers, urging them to take command of their own vessels in 2024. The company is unveiling a range of updates and booking incentives, encouraging adventure enthusiasts and travel aficionados to explore the world unconventionally, inviting everyone to embark on a boating adventure together in 2024.

Simplified Boating Experience
Le Boat is dedicated to simplifying the boating experience, eliminating the need for a boat license or prior boating expertise. The Le Boat team provides comprehensive onboard training during check-in for all cruisers before they set sail. A dedicated base team delivers detailed briefings and demonstrations, ensuring guests can confidently navigate their houseboat vacations. Tailored for first-time cruisers, Le Boat cruises feature user-friendly controls and bow and stern thrusters, making boat maneuvering easy for anyone capable of driving a car.

With a multitude of destinations spanning nine countries—Canada, France, Italy, Scotland, Ireland, England, Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany—Le Boat offers a diverse array of choices for travelers.

New Canadian Destinations and Bases
In the upcoming season, Le Boat introduces the picturesque and historic Trent-Severn Waterway in Ontario, Canada, to its list of destinations. This addition allows travelers to traverse 240 miles of waterways, immersing themselves in the natural beauty extending from the Bay of Quinte in Eastern Ontario to the eastern tip of Lake Simcoe.

The newly established base in Peterborough, Ontario, situated on the Otonabee River, provides convenient access to the Trent-Severn Waterway. Peterborough is also home to Lock 21, a National Historical Site, and boasts the title of the highest hydraulic lift lock globally, elevating boats 65 ft. (19.8 meters) above the Trent Canal. Lock 21, an engineering marvel since its opening in 1904, is currently operated by Parks Canada and is also home to the new Canadian Canoe Museum, set to open in May 2024.

Rideau Canal, Canada
Travelers exploring the Rideau Canal in Canada can experience the city while sailing on a luxury houseboat, taking in the natural lakes, picturesque towns, and vibrant cities from Ottawa to Kingston. Rates for a 7-night sailing start at $2,283.

European Sailings
Le Boat is currently offering booking incentives for European boat rental experiences until the end of the month. Here are a few examples of European trips with Le Boat:

• Lot, France
  Explore the Lot River, with its tree-lined shores, medieval hilltop towns, and vineyards. Outdoor activities like cycling, swimming, and fishing, complemented by fine dining and historic châteaux sightseeing, make for an enriching experience. Rates for a 7-night sailing start at $999.

• Burgundy Franche Comté, France
  Immerse yourself in the heart of Burgundy, renowned for its exquisite wines and gourmet cuisine, while navigating the Saône River. Explore lush vineyards and serene villages on this 7-night sailing adventure, with rates starting at $919.

• Aquitaine, France
  Uncover the culinary treasures of sun-kissed Aquitaine, celebrated for its wines and gastronomy. Cruise through the Canal Latéral à la Garonne and the River Baïse, meandering past meadows, orchards, and medieval villages. Embark on a 7-night sailing journey with rates starting at $879.

• Shannon and Erne, Ireland
  Experience the distinctive charm of central Ireland along the scenic River Shannon. Indulge in fishing, golfing, and cycling along the towpath, while exploring villages, medieval churches, and cozy pubs for a truly relaxing and immersive 7-night sailing experience, starting at $569.

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