Barges and boat charter Burgundy canal
Tunnel, Canal de Bourgogne
along the Burgundy canal
 
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Tunnel, canal de Bourgogne a Pouilly en Auxois

Facts and figures about the tunnel.
3.333 kilometres long,
completed in 1832,
5.80 metres wide,
height 3,25 metres.

Burgundy canal

If your cruise program takes you through the tunnel then you'll enjoy this. The bigger your barge the longer it will take to pass the tunnel. On small hire boats the journey should last 40 minutes to an hour. For a barge 30 metres long count 2 hours, for a 38 metre barge 3 hours.The traffic is always in one direction.

Traffic is regulated by the lock keepers at each end of the tunnel; ecluse 1 Yonne and ecluse 1 Saône. You must have permission from one of the lock keepers to pass the tunnel & your boat must be equipped with lighting, and life jackets. Hence your are not allowed through on canoes, rafts etc.

 

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