Getting around by boat and ferry Paris

Hurtigruten is Norway's leading coastal express and offers daily departures from Bergen to Kirkenes, with a total of 34 stops along the coast throughout the year. The ships are comfortable, the cruise packages varied; 6, 7 or 12 days (e.g. Bergen/Kirkenes/Bergen), half or full board, with or without excursions. It is also possible to take the coastal express from one port to another (book in advance). Definitely one of the most beautiful ways to discover Norway!

A simple defensive ditch in the 14th century, this port only became a basin in the 16th century. In the 18th century, a development plan decided to build a canal between the Ourcq River and the Seine. Around 1825, the Saint-Martin canal was built to connect the Villette basin and the Seine at the Arsenal, thus reducing the distance between the Henri-IV quay and the Saint-Denis island and bringing drinking water to the city. Later, the barge traffic made it a commercial port, transformed into a marina in 1983 and whose gardens you will appreciate!

This nautical stop of 24 secure locations can accommodate boats under 15 m. Boaters benefit from mooring docks accessible to persons with reduced mobility, electric power terminals and water terminals, waste water and sanitation terminals. A floating harbour provides boat rental without a permit during summer. The nautical stop of La Villette is close to the Cité des sciences et de l'industrie, the Cité de la musique, the park of La Villette.

Smyril Line is the only shipping company to connect the Faroe Islands (and Iceland) from Denmark. With a capacity of 1,500 passengers, the Norröna offers all the comforts of a floating hotel (berths, a wide choice of cabins, solarium, swimming pool, fitness room, cinema room...). Thiscruise-ferry, which started sailing in the spring of 2003, offers crossings from Hirtshals (Denmark), including two weekly departures to the Faroe Islands, from early June to late August. Complete schedule in the Smyril Line brochure and on the website.

Travel comfortably and at a cheap price between Sweden and Finland, including in the Baltic States, on board ferries cruise Tallink & Silja Line. Daily departures throughout the year from Helsinki to Stockholm and Turku 6 types of cabins, a variety of restaurants, duty-free shops, international entertainment, beauty salon and a casino await you on board.