cruising route Douelle / Luzech - Larnagol / Douelle
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Douelle - Luzech - Larnagol - Douelle - 148 Km - 30 Locks - 26 h of navigation - 7 Nights (1 week)
From Douelle to Luzech, 13 km, 0 Lock(s), 1.7 h of navigation
Stopover : Douelle > Luzech
Monument
Luzech
In the Middle Ages a citadel was built at Luzech, and all that remains today is the square keep.
Monument
Douelle
This village, with its stong boating tradition, was originally known for its barrel factories. Today the most noteworthy landmarks are its suspension bridge and gothic church.
Monument
Caillac
The vineyards of Lagézette spread out around a wonderfully beautiful 15th century castle, listed as an Historical Monument. Here you have the chance to visit the wine cellar and sample the vintages of the estate.From Luzech to Cahors, 27 km, 3 Lock(s), 4.2 h of navigation
Stopover : Luzech > Douelle > Cahors
Monument
Luzech
In the Middle Ages a citadel was built at Luzech, and all that remains today is the square keep.
Monument
Douelle
This village, with its stong boating tradition, was originally known for its barrel factories. Today the most noteworthy landmarks are its suspension bridge and gothic church.
Monument
Caillac
The vineyards of Lagézette spread out around a wonderfully beautiful 15th century castle, listed as an Historical Monument. Here you have the chance to visit the wine cellar and sample the vintages of the estate.
Monument
Cahors
This town, very lively in the summer (concerts, blues festival,..), is home to a number of remarkable structures: the Valentré bridge, the Cathedral of Saint-Etienne, the Palace of Jean XXII and the Chartreux fountain.
Monument
Mercuès
You won’t be able to miss the magnificent Château de Mercuès. We recommend the Terre Blanc Circuit, a 5.7 km loop that will take you along the ridges overlooking the village and Château de Mercuès. Take the opportunity to join a tasting workshop with a sommelier inside the castle grounds.
Monument
Pradines
Stop by Pradines, a village perched on the cliffs overlooking the Lot River. This charming, history-rich village surrounded by lush forest is home to many small churches to explore.
Sports and leisure activities
Pradines Ski Nautique
Experience the thrills of water sports: the Pradines Ski Nautique association offers various activities for all ages, including water skiing, wakeboarding, and tubing pulled by a boat.From Cahors to Vers, 18 km, 6 Lock(s), 3.6 h of navigation
Stopover : Cahors > Vers
Monument
Cahors
This town, very lively in the summer (concerts, blues festival,..), is home to a number of remarkable structures: the Valentré bridge, the Cathedral of Saint-Etienne, the Palace of Jean XXII and the Chartreux fountain.
Monument
Laroque-Des-Arcs
Founded in the 12th century, Laroque-des-Arcs, inhabited since Roman times, was established to protect the "arches" that carried water from the valley to the baths of Cahors. The remains of this Roman aqueduct are still visible at Pech de Clary (right bank), along with the ruins of the toll tower, which allowed local lords to collect fees from travelers using the river.
Monument
The Castle of the English
Looking closely at the cliffs, you can see the "Castle of the English," an 11th-century fortress carved into the limestone rock to protect villagers in case of attack. A little further up, perched on the heights, you will spot the Chapel of St. Roch.
Monument
The Chapel of Velles
A 15-minute walk west of Vers, explore the Chapel of Velles, a place where boatmen would stop to pray to the Virgin before their expeditions.
Monument
Saint Géry‑Vers
At the foot of the limestone cliffs of the Lot, Vers offers an authentic experience blending gastronomy, heritage, and wild nature. Explore the village, discover the castrum islet, the Chartreux Tower, and the Church of Notre-Dame de Velles. Cross the Vers stream, a paradise for anglers, with its waterfalls and water mills. A stop at the Auberge de la Truite Dorée will allow you to enjoy refined regional cuisine.From Vers to Larnagol, 29 km, 6 Lock(s), 5.1 h of navigation
Stopover : Vers > Bouzies > St Cirq Lapopie > Larnagol
Monument
Bouzies
Carved into the cliff near Bouzies you will find the Château des Anglais. This was in fact a point of interest for English pillagers during the Hundred Years War.
Monument
the towpaths
Between Ganil and St Cirq Lapopie, the towpath is carved directly into the cliff. This impressive work dates back to 1847.
Monument
Saint-Cirq-Lapopie
Quite simply one of the most beautiful villages in France, with no less than 13 listed monuments. Perched on a cliff 100 meters above the Lot river, Saint-Cirq-Lapopie is one of the key sites of the Lot valley.
Monument
Château de Saint-Cirq-Lapopie
Start your visit at the Château of Saint-Cirq-Lapopie, located on the village's main street. Explore its ruins, guest rooms, and enjoy the breathtaking view of the Lot River.
Monument
The Chapel of Velles
A 15-minute walk west of Vers, explore the Chapel of Velles, a place where boatmen would stop to pray to the Virgin before their expeditions.
Monument
Saint Géry‑Vers
At the foot of the limestone cliffs of the Lot, Vers offers an authentic experience blending gastronomy, heritage, and wild nature. Explore the village, discover the castrum islet, the Chartreux Tower, and the Church of Notre-Dame de Velles. Cross the Vers stream, a paradise for anglers, with its waterfalls and water mills. A stop at the Auberge de la Truite Dorée will allow you to enjoy refined regional cuisine.
Nature
Point de vue du Bancourel
The splendid viewpoint at Bancourel offers a panoramic view of the Green Valley, perfect for a relaxing picnic surrounded by nature.From Larnagol to Vers, 29 km, 6 Lock(s), 5.1 h of navigation
Stopover : Larnagol > St Cirq Lapopie > Bouzies > Vers
Monument
Bouzies
Carved into the cliff near Bouzies you will find the Château des Anglais. This was in fact a point of interest for English pillagers during the Hundred Years War.
Monument
the towpaths
Between Ganil and St Cirq Lapopie, the towpath is carved directly into the cliff. This impressive work dates back to 1847.
Monument
Saint-Cirq-Lapopie
Quite simply one of the most beautiful villages in France, with no less than 13 listed monuments. Perched on a cliff 100 meters above the Lot river, Saint-Cirq-Lapopie is one of the key sites of the Lot valley.
Monument
Château de Saint-Cirq-Lapopie
Start your visit at the Château of Saint-Cirq-Lapopie, located on the village's main street. Explore its ruins, guest rooms, and enjoy the breathtaking view of the Lot River.
Monument
The Chapel of Velles
A 15-minute walk west of Vers, explore the Chapel of Velles, a place where boatmen would stop to pray to the Virgin before their expeditions.
Monument
Saint Géry‑Vers
At the foot of the limestone cliffs of the Lot, Vers offers an authentic experience blending gastronomy, heritage, and wild nature. Explore the village, discover the castrum islet, the Chartreux Tower, and the Church of Notre-Dame de Velles. Cross the Vers stream, a paradise for anglers, with its waterfalls and water mills. A stop at the Auberge de la Truite Dorée will allow you to enjoy refined regional cuisine.
Nature
Point de vue du Bancourel
The splendid viewpoint at Bancourel offers a panoramic view of the Green Valley, perfect for a relaxing picnic surrounded by nature.From Vers to Cahors, 18 km, 6 Lock(s), 3.6 h of navigation
Stopover : Vers > Cahors
Monument
Cahors
This town, very lively in the summer (concerts, blues festival,..), is home to a number of remarkable structures: the Valentré bridge, the Cathedral of Saint-Etienne, the Palace of Jean XXII and the Chartreux fountain.
Monument
Laroque-Des-Arcs
Founded in the 12th century, Laroque-des-Arcs, inhabited since Roman times, was established to protect the "arches" that carried water from the valley to the baths of Cahors. The remains of this Roman aqueduct are still visible at Pech de Clary (right bank), along with the ruins of the toll tower, which allowed local lords to collect fees from travelers using the river.
Monument
The Castle of the English
Looking closely at the cliffs, you can see the "Castle of the English," an 11th-century fortress carved into the limestone rock to protect villagers in case of attack. A little further up, perched on the heights, you will spot the Chapel of St. Roch.
Monument
The Chapel of Velles
A 15-minute walk west of Vers, explore the Chapel of Velles, a place where boatmen would stop to pray to the Virgin before their expeditions.
Monument
Saint Géry‑Vers
At the foot of the limestone cliffs of the Lot, Vers offers an authentic experience blending gastronomy, heritage, and wild nature. Explore the village, discover the castrum islet, the Chartreux Tower, and the Church of Notre-Dame de Velles. Cross the Vers stream, a paradise for anglers, with its waterfalls and water mills. A stop at the Auberge de la Truite Dorée will allow you to enjoy refined regional cuisine.From Cahors to Douelle, 14 km, 3 Lock(s), 2.5 h of navigation
Stopover : Cahors > Douelle
Monument
Douelle
This village, with its stong boating tradition, was originally known for its barrel factories. Today the most noteworthy landmarks are its suspension bridge and gothic church.
Monument
Cahors
This town, very lively in the summer (concerts, blues festival,..), is home to a number of remarkable structures: the Valentré bridge, the Cathedral of Saint-Etienne, the Palace of Jean XXII and the Chartreux fountain.
Monument
Mercuès
You won’t be able to miss the magnificent Château de Mercuès. We recommend the Terre Blanc Circuit, a 5.7 km loop that will take you along the ridges overlooking the village and Château de Mercuès. Take the opportunity to join a tasting workshop with a sommelier inside the castle grounds.
Monument
Pradines
Stop by Pradines, a village perched on the cliffs overlooking the Lot River. This charming, history-rich village surrounded by lush forest is home to many small churches to explore.
Sports and leisure activities
Pradines Ski Nautique
Experience the thrills of water sports: the Pradines Ski Nautique association offers various activities for all ages, including water skiing, wakeboarding, and tubing pulled by a boat.
Fishing
Fishing
To relax with friends, there's nothing better than fishingThe Locks
1 type(s) of lock(s) on The Lot- Manual locks operated by boaters themselves, without any lock-keeper
Best current offers for the destination Douelle
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From €452 / pers
Week of the 4/5/26 to 4/12/26
- Max. people : 5
- Cabins : 2
- Bathroom & Toilet : 1
Two steering positions
Bow and Stern Thruster
Plancha
Continuous 220V electricity
Air cooler
Bimini Top
Flat-screen TV
Microwave
Electric toilets
Customer testimonials
Average :
4.8/5
(based on 9 opinion)
4.8/5
(based on 9 opinion)
Brigitte D.
Cruise carried out on Aug 17, 2024, Vision 4Cruise :
Douelle round trip
"Ideal for a family holiday, gorgeous landscapes on the Lot."
Karin G.
Cruise carried out on Aug 7, 2024, CapriceCruise :
Douelle round trip
"Super, both exotic and exhilarating. Magnificent scenery."
Jean pierre C.
Cruise carried out on Sep 25, 2023, Vision 3Cruise :
Douelle round trip
"Wonderful, especially with such exceptional weather."
Jean-michel G.
Cruise carried out on Oct 10, 2022, CrusaderCruise :
Douelle round trip
"A delight, a bit sporty thanks to the locks!"
Patrick F.
Cruise carried out on Sep 24, 2022, Salsa BCruise :
Douelle round trip
"Beautiful region, pleasant cruising."
Dietmar J.
Cruise carried out on Jul 2, 2022, Horizon 2-SCruise :
Douelle round trip
"auto-translation :''a great experience. But 7 days on the Lot is almost too short, because we are still working with the locks.''"
Alain S.
Cruise carried out on May 25, 2019, Salsa BCruise :
Douelle round trip
"auto-translation :''Extraordinary in an extraordinary site''"
Sylvie H.
Cruise carried out on Aug 11, 2018, Royal Mystique ACruise :
Douelle round trip
"auto-translation :''Magnificent''"
"A beautiful river and region. Enjoyed the river and the small towns en route."