Internet Resources :: Waterlines Websites
This is our specially researched and edited directory of recommended French and European inland waterways and canals related websites - including sites about cities, towns, villages and places on the waterways.
Our directory of inland waterways boats for hire can be found >> here <<.
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![]() UK to Med Routes and French Waterways - A wealth of personal experience and guidance, Michael Briant's website bursts with information. |
![]() Y B W - Liveaboard Forum - Europe's (if not the world's?) primary forum website for anything boaty - motor boats, yachts, practical advice, River Thames, jokes . . and this, the Liveaboard Forum. Always rivetting and highly educational, with friendly and helpful (usually) forum members. A great place to ask questions and get answers based directly on experience. |
![]() Waterways CC - The most comprehensive website we know, with information about all the European waterways and canals. |
![]() Yahoo Eurocanals Group - Advice and discussion about European canals and waterways. |
![]() Eurocanals - Tom Summers' comprehensive and informative site covering all the European waterways. |
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![]() V N F Voies Navigable de France The official website (in English) for the waterways and canals. All details - locks, depths, heights, closures, works etc. |
![]() France - Flood Conditions - The site covers every French waterway with detailed information (easily found, and clearly presented) about flood and current flow. |
![]() The Rhone Authority - Information (in French) about the Rhone, and conditions on the Rhone, primarily (inevitably) focused on commercial users. |
![]() Shannon-Garvey - A first-class inland waterways 'Our travels and learnings' website. |
![]() D B A Well it was the Dutch Barge Association once, but nowadays the remit and information value is much wider. Covers both UK and European waterways. |
![]() Barging Europe - A great 'how to' website, focused on live-aboard barges, but equally useful for smaller craft. |
![]() Bill and Nancy's Life - Great website about life on a barge, based at Roanne and travelling widely. |
![]() Barging in Europe - Roger Van Dyken's website covers many aspects of barge voyaging, including training. |
![]() Canaux - Nigel Orr's well respected site about living aboard and exploring the European waterways. |
![]() H2O - St Jean de Losne - The H2O Gare d'Eau at St Jean (on the Saone) is one of the best known harbours, places to stop-over, brokerages and boat hire locations. |
![]() Luxemotor - Cruising and living aboard a Luxemotor barge. |
![]() Belgian Waterways - Devoted to information about Belgian waterways (in English) and marinas, also including some Dutch ones too. |
![]() Fluvial Net - Info from France's leading inland waterways magazine. |
![]() The Paris Arsenal - Bastille Port One of the great waterways experiences is travelling up the Seine through Paris and berthing at the Arsenal marina. |
![]() Paris Canaux - The official city of Paris website with information about the Parisian canal system. |
![]() Bateaux Mouches - Even if you've got your own boat there, a cruise on a Bateau Mouche through Paris is a great trip. |
![]() Canaux Bretons - Canals and waterways in Brittany and the Loire valley. |
![]() Beaucaire - The official website about one of the waterways most popular 'southern' wintering places, just west of the Rhone. |
![]() Carcassonne - Wonderful complete mediaeval castle, town and harbour. |
![]() Toulouse - Toulouse is an excellent city to visit by boat - this is the official Toulouse website. |
![]() Toulouse Daily Photo Blog - A beautiful blog-site (in English) about life in Toulouse. |
![]() Port la Nouvelle - The Mediterranean port and entry into the Midi via the Canal de la Robine. |
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