LadyInBed
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Yes, but. . . .….. but that just applies inland waterways….right?
There isn't a kick-in point as such. CEVNI is required in France for waterways controlled by VNF, so you can go up the Rance (to Dinan with mast up) and the Vilaine as they aren't VNF waterway's and the Seine to Rouen (well worth the trip) as it is a navigable shipping river. Past Rouen it is VNF controlled, they have a big office there where you buy your Licence (Vignette).Though I wonder at what point inland waterways kick-in? Presumably a trip to Honfleur woudn‘t necessitate a CEVNI…..or would it?