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Exceptional navigation through the vineyards and architectural treasures of the Moselle valley

Main features
Boat model: Péniche
Type: Yacht / Motoryacht > 24 m
Number of cabins: 74
Maximum capacity: 114 travelers
Crew members: 40

Cabin

Comfort Cabin - Main Deck
Cabin with 2 pull-out beds and a non-opening upper window
Deluxe cabin - Upper deck
Cabin with 2 pull-out beds and large opening bay window
Deluxe cabin - Panorama deck
Cabin with 2 pull-out beds and large opening bay window
Junior Suite - Upper Deck
Cabin with 2 pull-out beds, lounge area and large opening bay window
NB : The pictures, information, and visuals presented are not contractually binding. The itinerary and program indicated may be modified without notice for technical reasons (captain's decision).

Itinerary

Paris Cologne
Departure by train for Cologne. On arrival, transfer and boarding of the ship. Welcome cocktail and... more+ dinner on board. Set sail in the evening and begin navigation on the Rhine to reach the Moselle. 
Breakfast
Lunch
Diner
Cologne Cochem
Morning sailing on the Moselle, the Rhine's main tributary, which flows through one of Germany's... more+ most beautiful regions. Arrival in Cochem. After lunch on board, guided walking tour of this romantic town, set in a remarkable site overlooked by an imperial castle atop a vine-covered hill. Discover the Reichsburg castle, the fortified historic town center, the baroque town hall, the St. Martin fountain and the streets lined with half-timbered houses. Late afternoon wine tasting. Dinner on board. 
Activities: Including: Guided tour of Cochem, more+
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Diner
Cochem Bernkastel-Kues Sarrebourg
Morning stopover in Bernkastel-Kues, in the heart of a world-renowned vineyard. Guided tour,... more+ starting with the medieval market square, surrounded by perfectly preserved half-timbered houses, the Renaissance town hall and the Adler pharmacy, whose windows create a giant Advent calendar every year. Slightly set back, the Spitzhäuschen, literally “little pointed house”, is one of Germany's most photographed houses. After a tasting of local wines, lunch on board and afternoon sailing. Dinner on board. In the evening, arrival in Sarrebourg. 
Activities: Including: Guided tour of Bernkastel-Kues, more+
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Diner
Sarrebourg SarrelouisSaarlouis
In the morning, discover this charming medieval town on the banks of the Saar River, crossed by one... more+ of its tributaries, the Leuk, which forms a picturesque 20-metre waterfall right in the heart of the historic center. Guided tour of the heart of this former stronghold of the Dukes of Luxembourg: Little Venice, Kuno defense tower, Kauten tower, former customs tower, Saint-Laurent parish church, originally 13th-century, but rebuilt with later neo-Gothic elements. Return on board for lunch and continue sailing along the Saarschleife, the highly photogenic Saar loop. This beautiful meander forms a perfect natural loop through the rock, in a densely wooded valley. Dinner on board. 
Activities: Including: Guided tour of Sarrebourg, more+
Breakfast
Lunch
Diner
SarrelouisSaarlouis Grevenmacher
In the morning, discover Saarlouis. This fortress-town, built by Vauban and named after the... more+ founding king Louis XIV, was intended as a reminder of its power in German-speaking territory. Discover the town that Sarrelouis locals love for its setting and festive atmosphere. Parts of the fortress have survived intact. Integrated into the modern city, they offer a glimpse of its history. After lunch on board, we continue our journey to Grevenmacher, on the Moselle River, which forms the border between Germany and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Dinner on board.In the morning, discover Saarlouis. This fortress-town, built by Vauban and named after the founding king Louis XIV, was intended as a reminder of its power in German-speaking territory. Discover the town that Sarrelouis locals love for its setting and festive atmosphere. Parts of the fortress have survived intact. Integrated into the modern city, they offer a glimpse of its history. After lunch on board, we continue our journey to Grevenmacher, on the Moselle River, which forms the border between Germany and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Dinner on board.In the morning, discover Saarlouis. This fortress-town, built by Vauban and named after the founding king Louis XIV, was intended as a reminder of its power in German-speaking territory. Discover the town that Sarrelouis locals love for its setting and festive atmosphere. Parts of the fortress have survived intact. Integrated into the modern city, they offer a glimpse of its history. After lunch on board, we continue our journey to Grevenmacher, on the Moselle River, which forms the border between Germany and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Dinner on board.In the morning, discover Saarlouis. This fortress-town, built by Vauban and named after the founding king Louis XIV, was intended as a reminder of its power in German-speaking territory. Discover the town that Sarrelouis locals love for its setting and festive atmosphere. Parts of the fortress have survived intact. Integrated into the modern city, they offer a glimpse of its history. After lunch on board, we continue our journey to Grevenmacher, on the Moselle River, which forms the border between Germany and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Dinner on board.In the morning, discover Saarlouis. This fortress-town, built by Vauban and named after the founding king Louis XIV, was intended as a reminder of its power in German-speaking territory. Discover the town that Sarrelouis locals love for its setting and festive atmosphere. Parts of the fortress have survived intact. Integrated into the modern city, they offer a glimpse of its history. After lunch on board, we continue our journey to Grevenmacher, on the Moselle River, which forms the border between Germany and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Dinner on board.In the morning, discover Saarlouis. This fortress-town, built by Vauban and named after the founding king Louis XIV, was intended as a reminder of its power in German-speaking territory. Discover the town that Sarrelouis locals love for its setting and festive atmosphere. Parts of the fortress have survived intact. Integrated into the modern city, they offer a glimpse of its history. After lunch on board, we continue our journey to Grevenmacher, on the Moselle River, which forms the border between Germany and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Dinner on board. 
Activities: Including: Discovering Saarlouis, more+
Breakfast
Lunch
Diner
Grevenmacher Luxembourg Trier
Morning of discovery in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Departure by coach (30 km) for the capital... more+ of the Grand Duchy. Built on several levels, Luxembourg-City or D'Stad, “the city” to Luxembourgers, is one of the three seats of the European institutions and the European Union's leading financial center. Its upper town, perched on a rocky spur, and its spectacular fortifications are a World Heritage Site. Back on board for lunch, before resuming navigation. Stopover in Trier, built by the Romans on an ancient Gallic site. Extremely prosperous in Roman antiquity, Trier was once dubbed the “second Rome”, and its influence was such that in the 3rd century it became the capital of Gaul, replacing Lugdunum (Lyon). Guided tour of the city, dotted with important World Heritage monuments: the remains of the imperial baths, the monumental Porta Nigra, Germany's largest Roman gateway, and the majestic Basilica of Constantine, originally a Roman aula (covered gallery). Discover the beautiful Market Square and the various Romanesque and Gothic churches. Dinner on board. 
Activities: Including: Guided tour of Luxembourg, Guided tour of Trier, more+
Breakfast
Lunch
Diner
Trier Koblenz
Morning cruise on the Moselle, winding through a beautiful valley with vine-covered slopes. The... more+ Moselle offers an enchanting landscape at every bend: medieval villages, half-timbered houses, fortified castles and elegant Art Nouveau villas. After lunch on board, arrival in Koblenz, located at the confluence of the Rhine and Moselle rivers. An important commercial crossroads since Roman times, Koblenz was also the residence of the powerful Archbishops of Trier until the 19th century. Guided tour: the equestrian statue of William I dominating the Deutsches Eck, the strip of land marking the confluence of the Moselle and Rhine rivers, the Schängel fountain topped by a bronze boy spitting water at inquisitive visitors, the collegiate church of St. Castor, or the Palace of the Electors... Return on board in the late afternoon. Dinner on board. 
Breakfast
Lunch
Diner
Koblenz Paris
After breakfast, disembark and transfer to Cologne station. Return by train to Paris.
Breakfast
Lunch
Diner
Possibility to privatize the boat on request
The price includes
All transfers mentioned in the program
Drinks during meals on board: water, tea, coffee, local wine
The services of a French-speaking cruise director and his support team
Visits and admissions to sites mentioned in the programme with a local French-speaking guide
Onboard conferences
Port taxes
Activities included in the program
Meals included in the program
The price does not include
Other beverages then the aforementioned
Customary tips for guides and drivers
Travel insurance
Meals not included in the program
Gratuities for on-board personnel (€10/day/person recommended) - Mandatory
Optional services
Flights not included in the programme are available on request

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CUSTOMIZED QUOTE

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8 May 2025 - 8 d
  • 8 May 2025
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Comfort Cabin - Main Deck
  • Comfort Cabin - Main Deck
  • Privatization
Travelers: 2
Price for 2 pers. :
5,120€
Privatize the boat on request
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