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When you arrive on the wharf,
you'll climb out of your
car and be welcomed by the
captain of your ship. Your
captain will graciously
invite you aboard one of
the French capital's most
luxurious private yachts.
The vessel's teak deck,
steel hull and teak and
mahogany wooden interiors
will allow you to relish
in the cozy atmosphere of
a 1960s yacht.
As the
boat pulls away from the
port, you'll be offered
a glass of champagne on
the heated and recoverable
outside deck. With a glass
in your hand, you'll be
able to relax and fully
enjoy the show put on by
Paris and its riverbanks.
As the
last rays of sunshine disappear,
the most sumptuous natural
heritage monuments will
pass before your eyes :
the Eiffel tower, the Grand
Palais, the Invalides, the
Palais Bourbon, the place
de la Concorde and the musée
d'Orsay...
You'll
then retreat to your table
inside the yacht, to sample
the first delicious dish
of your truly romantic dinner
by candlelight. The discreet
crew and waiter will look
after your very need and
ensure your greatest comfort
and pleasure.
Upon approaching
the Pont des Arts, the yacht
will suddenly reduce its
speed and come to a gently
halt. While facing the Louvre,
several red roses will subtly
fall onto the ship's front
deck...
To your
partner's total amazement,
a shower of roses will slowly
begin to cover the fine
wood trim ! The thousand
roses will be released a
bunch at a time in turn
onto the front and sides
of the yacht and will finish
by completely immersing
it in a bed of luscious
red and green.
Several
flowers will end their lovely
journey on the surface of
the river, enrobing the
yacht in a sheet of deliciously
colored, perfumed water...
The cruise
ship will then take off
once again on its enchanting
course.
As you
cruise smoothly alongside
the Notre-Dame Cathedral,
you'll enjoy an incredibly
fine, gourmet dinner (see
the menu).
When you
arrive back at the wharf,
you'll return to your car
and under the loving eye
of the ffectionate Eiffel
tower, you'll engrave in
your hearts your truly unforgettable
evening.
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