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A five-anchor boutique barge with an intimate atmosphere, personalized service and access to scenic French waterways. The sun deck, terrace and outdoor jacuzzi provide spaces for relaxing while sailing.
Ms Déborah is a 22-guest CroisiEurope river cruise ship, in service since 2016. This page lists 39 upcoming departures across 7 itineraries in European River Cruises, day by day and port by port. Its live AIS position is plotted on the map below and refreshed through the day.
A small expedition-size ship at 300 gross tons — #562 of 565 ships we track. 14 tons of ship per guest.
Currently on: Revisit France's Past, its Royal Sites, and Medieval Cities during a Historic Cruise on the Petite Seine (port-to-port cruise) (6 nights) — Underway from Paris
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MS Déborah is a small CroisiEurope hotel barge designed for intimate cruises on French canals and rivers. Built in 2016, the 38.5-metre vessel carries up to 22 guests in 11 cabins with a six-person crew. Its upper deck contains the restaurant, lounge-bar, terrace and jacuzzi, while the sun deck provides loungers and open-air views. The compact layout and boutique scale suit travelers seeking relaxed scenery, personalized service and a quieter alternative to large river ships.
A five-anchor boutique barge with an intimate atmosphere, personalized service and access to scenic French waterways. The sun deck, terrace and outdoor jacuzzi provide spaces for relaxing while sailing.
No dedicated children's facilities are identified in the available ship information. The small vessel format is best suited to adults and families comfortable with a quiet, compact onboard environment.
The upper deck includes a jacuzzi, and the sun deck has loungers for open-air relaxation.
The ship's technical information identifies one PRM-accessible cabin with an outside view. Other accessibility features are not specified.
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| Category | Type | Cabins | Size | Decks |
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| Double cabinTwo single beds; high windows; 9 square metres; operator booking page also describes this as a main-deck cabin with two beds. | Oceanview | 10 | — | Main deck |
| PRM cabinOne large bed; adapted for passengers with reduced mobility; high windows; 11 square metres. | Oceanview | 1 | — | Upper deck |
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| European River Cruises | 1 | 0 | 8 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 4 | 0 | 3 | 3 | 6 | 1 |
| From / night | €252 | 0 | €363 | 0 | 0 | €514 | €514 | 0 | €517 | €514 | €514 | €517 |
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Prestigious Christmas Eve in Paris & The Canal Saint-Martin (port to port)
Revisit France's Past, its Royal Sites, and Medieval Cities during a Historic Cruise on the Petite Seine (port-to-port cruise)
Revisit France's Past, its Royal Sites, and Medieval Cities during a Historic Cruise on the Petite Seine (port-to-port cruise)
The hidden gems of the Parisian countryside - A cruise between châteaux, art and French flavours (port-to-port cruise)
The hidden gems of the Parisian countryside - A cruise between châteaux, art and French flavours (port-to-port cruise)
Ms Déborah is registered in France.
Ms Déborah carries about 22 guests with roughly 6 crew.
Ms Déborah entered service in 2016.
At 300 gross tons and 39 m long, Ms Déborah is a small expedition-size ship — larger than 0% of the 565 cruise ships cruises.to tracks.
Daytime dress is casual. CroisiEurope recommends slightly dressier clothing for dinners, cocktails and gala events, but no formal jacket-and-tie requirement applies.
The cruise includes full board, drinks served with meals and standard drinks at the bar. Premium brands and items from the special wine list cost extra.
Gratuities are discretionary. CroisiEurope says tips are pooled and shared among the crew, with 5 to 10 euros per person per day given as a common guideline.
Free Wi-Fi is available for passengers, particularly in the lounge, bar and reception areas.
The ship has one adapted PRM cabin on the upper deck. It is a two-deck vessel without an elevator, so passengers should discuss mobility needs with CroisiEurope before booking.
No dedicated children’s facility is listed for this ship. Babies may travel, but CroisiEurope says families must bring their own baby equipment.