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Golf cruise in South of France

Sunday,

From 5:15 pm, transfer of passengers from the Avignon TGV station to the Phoenician which is moored at the platform of the line. A driver is waiting for you at the meeting point located on the first floor. The journey time is 15 minutes.

Reception of the passengers from 5:30 pm, our crew will take care of your luggage and help you settle in your cabins for your golf cruise south of France.

Around 6:00 pm, we will be waiting for you on the sun deck to present your crew with a drink in hand, but also to discuss with you the program of the week, safety rules on board, practical questions about meal times and to answer your questions about your golf cruise south of France.

19h-19h30: dinner served on the plate with food and wine pairing

After dinner, you can take a walk in Avignon (the center is a 5 minute walk) or take a nice stroll along the Rhone river to the famous Avignon bridge or take your time to enjoy the Phoenician sun bridge.

Monday,

Pont Royal Golf Course, 18 holes, PAR 72, 6303 m. Drawn in 1992 by the famous Severiano Ballesteros himself! Picnic on the spot.

www.golf-pontroyal.com

Back on board we will sail to Villeneuve les Avignon.

Tuesday,

Golf Grand Avignon, 18 holes, par 72, 6046 m, has a slope of 141 white starts. It was realized by the architect Georges ROUMEAS with the help of his friend the great champion Jean GARAIALADE Charming golf provided in bunkers and parts of water. Rarely, the driving range is completely covered with water.

www.golfgrandavignon.com

Back on board we head for Aramon, a small peaceful village where pétanque parties, bike rides and idleness occupy the rest of the day.

Wednesday,

Servanes Golf, 18 holes, PAR 72, 6121 m. Always ahead in the ranking of French golf courses, it allows you to practice in typical Provencal landscapes.

http://www.opengolfclub.com/fr/golf/home~occ_id~66~ref~servanes.htm

In the afternoon, we pass the large lock of Beaucaire and its 12 m drop and down the Rhone to Arles, open air museum of Provence.

Thursday,

Golf Domaine de Manville, 18 holes, PAR 71, 5502 meters, golf is suitable for all levels, nestled in the heart of Les Baux de Provence.

http://www.domainedemanville.fr/fr/golf/le-parcours/

This afternoon, we head to the Camargue with a surprising navigation on the Rhone, the small Rhône and the Canal du Rhone in Sete. We stop at Gallician, a small village in the Gard Camargue, calm and steeped in bullfighting traditions.

Friday,

Golf Grande Motte, 18 holes, PAR 72, 6161 m. Designed by Robert Trent Jones Senior, this famous watery golf course winds between bulls and flamands.

http://www.sunfrance.com/golf/index.php3?langue=fr&id_gmenu=286&code_menu=glgm&id_art=420

Our final destination is Aigues-Mortes, this fortified city of the 14th century emerging from the sands. She welcomes us for an unforgettable last festive dinner.

Saturday,

It’s time to say goodbye but not goodbye forever, you will be transferred to the Nimes train station from 9am.

NB: The Golf Cruise is open to players of all levels. Transfers from the stopping area of the boat to the golf course are less than 45 minutes in normal traffic conditions

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