

You don't need a licence or any previous experience; our boats are easy to handle, and
gives you the opportunity to sail at your own pace. You'll be able to explore
canals and rivers, relax and share, and discover the real heritage: that of the terroir,
far from the tourist centers, far from the circuits, far from the crowds.
On board, the trip is designed to be a gentle adventure in which you remain in control. Quiet, well-marked waterways let you savour every moment in total serenity. Far from the hustle and bustle, you're in control of your itinerary, with the freedom to choose your ports of call.
You'll get a taste of true freedom, whether you stop for a picnic in the Camargue, stroll through a summer market in Alsace, take a bike ride in the Charente or watch the sun set in the Midi.




Choose a barge vacation with Nicols for an unforgettable experience
between relaxation and discovery, as a couple, with family or friends. Join the crew
to discover the inland waterways and taste the freedom of the open water
Choosing a Nicols cruise also means choosing a vacation that's just like you. Each cruise aboard one of our boats is unique, and your crew is free to choose not only your departure base, but also the itinerary and activities you'll enjoy along the way. But since it's not easy to choose your point of departure, don't hesitate to consult our thematic inspirations.
Here you'll find not only the starting point for your next adventure, but also a host of activities to satisfy every member of your crew:
By choosing to rent a boat without a Sp. license, you've made the choice of a holiday in the heart of nature. in the heart of nature. The quality of the environment in which you'll be boating is a major factor in the success of your vacation. Let's protect nature together Our small gestures can have big effects!
Water is a precious resource that must be shared for a variety of uses: drinking water, wildlife, agriculture, fishing, river tourism... To save this resource, we need to limit the number of individual boats passing through locks as much as possible: remember to group together with other boats during lockages.


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