Suggested cruising options Joigny*

Exploring Burgundy on one-way

Joigny
With a beautiful panorama, you'll be amazed by the reflection of the water on which the old façades of the town are outlined. Take the opportunity to visit the artist exhibitions at the Renaissance Château of the Gondi. For gourmet cuisine lovers: the renowned restaurant "La Côte St Jacques," awarded two Michelin stars, located on the banks of the Yonne River.

Laroche-Migennes
Laroche-Migennes is a must-visit town for railway enthusiasts, with its historic station, an important railway junction since the 19th century. During a walk along the Burgundy Canal, you'll discover the Laroche-Migennes marina.

Auxerre
A city of art and history, Auxerre is famous for its majestic Saint-Étienne Cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture adorned with flamboyant stained glass windows. As you stroll through Auxerre's historic center, you can admire numerous half-timbered houses, ancient churches, and the famous quays of the Yonne River.

Champs sur Yonne
Ideally located on the banks of the Yonne, Champs-sur-Yonne is a favored stop for canoeing and water sports enthusiasts. A starting point for many hikes, this tranquil village is perfect for a nature getaway. Many trails run along the river and offer wonderful views of the surrounding countryside.

Mailly le Château
Perched on a cliff, Mailly-le-Château offers breathtaking views of the Yonne Valley and the Nivernais Canal, making this village an ideal stop for lovers of spectacular landscapes. Explore the caves of Mailly-le-Château, fascinating troglodyte dwellings that bear witness to the region's prehistoric and medieval history.

Clamecy
The former capital of timber rafting, Clamecy invites you to discover its rich river heritage, particularly at the Romain Rolland Museum of Art and History. Let yourself be guided through the charming medieval streets of Clamecy, where old houses and small churches create an authentic and historically rich atmosphere.

Corbigny
The majestic Benedictine priory of Corbigny, founded in the 18th century, is a must-see for lovers of history and religious architecture. Corbigny is also an ideal gateway to explore the Morvan Regional Natural Park, offering numerous outdoor activities such as hiking and mountain biking.

On reaching Corbigny your boating holiday in Burgundy has come to an end. You can return your canal boat to the Nicols base.