Day 1
Migennes
At the junction of the Canal de Bourgogne and the Rivers Yonne and Armançon, Migennes offers green public spaces and picturesque flower-lined streets. Don’t miss the Christ Roi Church, a highlight of this charming town.
Distance: 0nm
Duration: 0 hours
Day 2
Monéteau
This lovely town features a 1913 bridge designed by Gustave Eiffel, a 12th-century church, and the delightful chimes of Colbert Castle, which you can hear from the riverbank.
Distance: 11nm
Duration: 4 hours
Day 3
Auxerre
As the largest city in the area, Auxerre is full of history and energy. Explore its narrow, winding streets lined with traditional timber-framed buildings, browse bustling markets, and savor local delicacies in French pâtisseries. The imposing cathedral and churches are a must-see as you approach the city.
Distance: 4nm
Duration: 2 hours
Day 4
Vincelles
The twin villages of Vincelles-Vincelottes are a treat for wine lovers. Sample the region’s wines at local restaurants and take a stroll along the scenic walking paths on the outskirts of town.
Distance: 8nm
Duration: 3 hours
Day 5
Cravant
This medieval gem boasts cobblestone streets, charming timbered houses, and a historic washhouse. Its impressive church stands near a walkway that leads to a dungeon hosting exhibitions in the summer.
Distance: 3nm
Duration: 1 hours
Day 6
Prégilbert
A tranquil hamlet perfect for a peaceful stopover. Take a walk through the village to see its ancient Roman church and enjoy the serenity of its surroundings.
Distance: 3nm
Duration: 1 hours
Day 7
Mailly-le-Château
This quiet town invites you to explore hiking trails, especially La Terrasse, which offers stunning views over the valley below. It’s an excellent destination for nature lovers.
Distance: 6nm
Duration: 2 hours
Day 8
Châtel-Censoir
This inviting village features a 15th-century church, lush natural landscapes, and excellent restaurants. It’s a relaxing and picturesque place to stop along the canal.
Distance: 6nm
Duration: 2 hours
Day 9
Clamecy
A flower-filled town with stunning sights, including the gothic church of Saint-Martin and its grand tower. Stroll through the town to discover the charming City Hall and the church of Notre-Dame-de-Bethléem.
Distance: 12nm
Duration: 4 hours
Day 10
Tannay
This ancient village, fortified after being destroyed in the 14th century, still retains its historic walls. Wander its streets and take in the rich history of this quaint and enduring town.
Distance: 11nm
Duration: 4 hours
