History
The Napoléon was converted from the hull of a commercial freight-carrying barge built in Belgium in 1963. She was one of the last commercial barges to have been built. The hull was purchased in Belgium and converted in a small shipyard in Bruges, in the north of Belgium. The woodwork was carried out by British ship's carpenters in Belgium. The various systems incorporated in the ship come from several European countries.  

Guests: up to 12 Crew: 6 or 7   Dimensions: Length: 129 ft Width: 17.5 ft Decks: 3   State Room 1 (upper deck) Bedroom: 12'5" x 7'2" Bathroom (shower):   9'4" x 4'3"   State Rooms 2 - 6 (lower deck) Bedroom: 14' x 7'4" Bathroom (shower):   8' x 4'6"   Note : Beds are changeable as double or twins

Facilities:   Air Conditioning Games Hairdryer Hifi/Stereo (in salon) Intercom Piano (keyboard) Shaver Socket 110-220V (Converter available) Television (in cabin) DVD (in cabin) Writing Desk Guest computer with internet access (in salon)