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13-night French Escapade ? Paris to the Riviera Northbound Cruise/Land Package
EXPERIENCE WITH TAUCK
- All gratuities to ship staff, drivers, local guides, Tauck Directors and Tauck Cruise Director
- All private Tauck shore excursions – $6,040 Value
- Farewell dinner in Paris at the famous Fouquet's brasserie on the Champs-Élysées
- Exploration of the Rhône and Saône wine country with vineyard visits and wine tastings
- Tasting tour of local food shops in Chalon-sur-Saône
- Visits to historic Cluny Abbey, Avignon's Palais des Papes
- Choice of museum visit in Paris
- Unlimited complimentary beverages aboard ship now include regional wine, beer and premium spirits in addition to specialty coffee, water and soft drinks
- Airport and train station transfers upon arrival and departure as noted
- 32 meals; select meals in local restaurants; service charges, taxes, porterage, and applicable fuel surcharges
- TAUCK EXCLUSIVE - Private gala evening at the recently restored Chateau of the medieval Duchy d'Uzès
- TAUCK EXCLUSIVE – La Camargue excursion to meet the family of a working farm for a Provençal lunch & a cowboy demonstration with prized black bulls
TAUCK VALUE INCLUDES
- All gratuities to ship staff, drivers, local guides, Tauck Directors and Tauck Cruise Director
- All private Tauck shore excursions – $4,043 Value
- Farewell dinner in Paris at the famous Fouquet's brasserie on the Champs-Élysées
- Exploration of the Rhône and Saône wine country with vineyard visits and wine tastings
- Tasting tour of local food shops in Chalon-sur-Saône
- Visits to historic Cluny Abbey, Avignon's Palais des Papes, and France's renowned Haras National de Cluny equestrian center
- Choice of museum visits in Paris
- Unlimited complimentary beverages aboard ship now include regional wine, beer and premium spirits in addition to specialty coffee, water and soft drinks
- Airport and train station transfers upon arrival and departure as noted
- 32 meals; select meals in local restaurants; service charges, taxes, porterage, and applicable fuel surcharges
Itinerary
| Destination | Arrival | Departure |
|---|---|---|
| Cannes | Monday, Nov 03, 2025 | Monday, Nov 03, 2025 |
| One visit to this sun-kissed stretch of the French Riviera is enough to explain why stars of the silver screen chose Cannes to host the world's most important film festival. The palm-fringed coastal boulevard hugs the curve of the beach, and is lined with luxury hotels and casinos. With Aérospatiale and Sophia-Antipolis, the leading European technical park, the future is being built here and experienced daily. Thanks to the International Film Festival, which each year attracts stars from all round the world, Cannes is the best known French town after Paris. Prestige and international expertise function together to meet business and leisure travel requirements which represent the major economic activity in Cannes. In the heart of this site of great natural beauty stands the 'Palais des Festivals' Congress Centre, equipped with all ultra-modern facilities, which has enabled Cannes to become one of the world's most important conference towns in the world. | ||
| Cannes | Tuesday, Nov 04, 2025 | Tuesday, Nov 04, 2025 |
| One visit to this sun-kissed stretch of the French Riviera is enough to explain why stars of the silver screen chose Cannes to host the world's most important film festival. The palm-fringed coastal boulevard hugs the curve of the beach, and is lined with luxury hotels and casinos. With Aérospatiale and Sophia-Antipolis, the leading European technical park, the future is being built here and experienced daily. Thanks to the International Film Festival, which each year attracts stars from all round the world, Cannes is the best known French town after Paris. Prestige and international expertise function together to meet business and leisure travel requirements which represent the major economic activity in Cannes. In the heart of this site of great natural beauty stands the 'Palais des Festivals' Congress Centre, equipped with all ultra-modern facilities, which has enabled Cannes to become one of the world's most important conference towns in the world. | ||
| Grasse | Tuesday, Nov 04, 2025 | Tuesday, Nov 04, 2025 |
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| Saint-Paul-de-Vence | Tuesday, Nov 04, 2025 | Tuesday, Nov 04, 2025 |
One of the best inland spots in the French Riviera region is St. Paul de Vence, a little town about 10 mi/15 km northeast of Cannes. Its setting, along with its reputation for attracting the rich and famous, makes it a wonderful place to have a meal or to browse among its many art galleries. Just outside of town is Maeght Foundation, a gallery with sculptures by Miro and Giacometti, colored glass windows by Braque, and mosaics by Chagall. It was created in 1964 by art collectors Aime and Marguerite Maeght, and its collection of 20th-century works is one of the largest in Europe. Nearby, in the town of Vence, is the Chapelle du Rosaire, a small church whose interior, windows and bell tower were designed by Henri Matisse. The artist spent almost four years of exclusive attention working on the church and called it his masterpiece. | ||
| Cannes | Wednesday, Nov 05, 2025 | Wednesday, Nov 05, 2025 |
| One visit to this sun-kissed stretch of the French Riviera is enough to explain why stars of the silver screen chose Cannes to host the world's most important film festival. The palm-fringed coastal boulevard hugs the curve of the beach, and is lined with luxury hotels and casinos. With Aérospatiale and Sophia-Antipolis, the leading European technical park, the future is being built here and experienced daily. Thanks to the International Film Festival, which each year attracts stars from all round the world, Cannes is the best known French town after Paris. Prestige and international expertise function together to meet business and leisure travel requirements which represent the major economic activity in Cannes. In the heart of this site of great natural beauty stands the 'Palais des Festivals' Congress Centre, equipped with all ultra-modern facilities, which has enabled Cannes to become one of the world's most important conference towns in the world. | ||
| Aix-en-Provence | Wednesday, Nov 05, 2025 | Wednesday, Nov 05, 2025 |
| Known for 'one thousand fountains' and intimately-shaded squares, Aix-en-Provence was an is an inspiration to artists and poets alike. Visit Atelier de Cezanne, Paul Cézanne's studio that has been preserved in its original form. | ||
| Cruise Starts (Embarkation) | Wednesday, Nov 05, 2025 | Wednesday, Nov 05, 2025 |
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| Arles | Wednesday, Nov 05, 2025 | Wednesday, Nov 05, 2025 |
| Arles is a small town with a rich architectural past and exciting contemporary culture. An important Roman and Medieval center, Arles has also served as home and motif to some great modern artists, including Vincent van Gogh, Paul Cezanne, and Pablo Picasso. The city's many monuments play an important part in its cultural life. Its famous Arena, built to hold 24,000 spectators, is one of the most ancient in the Roman world and is used today for celebrating traditional, popular festivals. In the picturesque stone setting of ancient Roman Theater, covered with greenery, important shows take place. The city's old hospital, where van Gogh stayed in the late 1880's, is today a cultural center housing an international translation center, a media library, and exhibition rooms. Thanks to the National School of Photography and its international summer photography festival, Arles is known throughout Europe as capital of photography. Mediterranean Arles has many street-side cafes and restaurants, as well as markets with everything from antiques to Provence herbs and spices. | ||
| Arles | Thursday, Nov 06, 2025 | Thursday, Nov 06, 2025 |
| Arles is a small town with a rich architectural past and exciting contemporary culture. An important Roman and Medieval center, Arles has also served as home and motif to some great modern artists, including Vincent van Gogh, Paul Cezanne, and Pablo Picasso. The city's many monuments play an important part in its cultural life. Its famous Arena, built to hold 24,000 spectators, is one of the most ancient in the Roman world and is used today for celebrating traditional, popular festivals. In the picturesque stone setting of ancient Roman Theater, covered with greenery, important shows take place. The city's old hospital, where van Gogh stayed in the late 1880's, is today a cultural center housing an international translation center, a media library, and exhibition rooms. Thanks to the National School of Photography and its international summer photography festival, Arles is known throughout Europe as capital of photography. Mediterranean Arles has many street-side cafes and restaurants, as well as markets with everything from antiques to Provence herbs and spices. | ||
| La Camargue | Thursday, Nov 06, 2025 | Thursday, Nov 06, 2025 |
The Camargue delta is for the most part a secluded plain of rough pasture, grazed by bulls and white horses, and vast wetlands inhabited by a rich variety of waterfowl, the most famous of which are flamingos. Most intriguing are the "cowboys" and wild west feel of the place, which is much to the appeal of visitors wanting a unique experience. Visitors can ride the native white horses or go bird watching. | ||
| Avignon | Friday, Nov 07, 2025 | Friday, Nov 07, 2025 |
| Visitors to Avignon won't want to leave, and the town is too interesting to leave. Avignon is ancient, full of history, life, youth, art, music and activity. Just to "see" the town itself, a visitor could wander the narrow streets inside the fortified walls for days without tiring of them. | ||
| Uzes | Friday, Nov 07, 2025 | Friday, Nov 07, 2025 |
| The beautiful town of Uzes is an ancient Duchy much of which was built in the 15th and 16th century and earlier. With its teeming sidewalk cafes, restaurants and shops, it hosts a Saturday Provencal market that must be amongst the most colorful and picturesque in Europe. | ||
| Avignon | Saturday, Nov 08, 2025 | Saturday, Nov 08, 2025 |
| Visitors to Avignon won't want to leave, and the town is too interesting to leave. Avignon is ancient, full of history, life, youth, art, music and activity. Just to "see" the town itself, a visitor could wander the narrow streets inside the fortified walls for days without tiring of them. | ||
| Saint-Rémy-de-Provence | Saturday, Nov 08, 2025 | Saturday, Nov 08, 2025 |
In this village in the heart of Provence, you’ll find all the charm of a typically Provencal way of life. You’ll soon be strolling along the boulevards under the shade of century-old plane trees. Wander around the narrow little streets, discovering squares where fountains play, and the attractive boutiques and art galleries that make the town’s historic centre so lively. Sit outside at one of the many cafes and restaurants, enjoying their welcome while you refresh yourself with a drink or try the country cooking based on local products. You’ll find a warm, friendly welcome in this charming little town, especially on market days and at the many celebrations and festivals throughout the year. | ||
| Chateauneuf-du-Pape | Saturday, Nov 08, 2025 | Saturday, Nov 08, 2025 |
| The village takes its name from the summer palace of Avignon popes, but neither the scant ruins of the fourteenth-century château nor medieval streets around place du Portail - the hub of the village - give Châteauneuf its special appeal. Rather it's the wines produced by the local vineyards, warmed at night by the large pebbles that cover the ground and soak up the sun's heat during the day, that are its real attraction. The rich ruby red is one of France's most renowned, but the white, too, is exquisite. The appellation Châteauneuf-du-Pape does not come cheap, nor is there a center where you can taste a good selection from the scores of domaines . The casual Cave Père-Anselme has a Musée des Outils de Vigneron, plus free tastings of its wines. Otherwise, the tourist office or the Fédération des Syndicats de Producteurs can provide a complete list of producers, or visit an Association de Vignerons, such as Prestige et Tradition, who bottle the wine of ten producers. | ||
| Tain L'Hermitage | Sunday, Nov 09, 2025 | Sunday, Nov 09, 2025 |
On the bank of the Rhone River lies Tain L’Hermitage, a commune famous for its Côtes du Rhone wine and gourmet chocolates. Pay a visit to one of the 45 wine-producing caves on the commune to sample the many varieties of wine produced in the area. After travelers have satisfied their epicurean interests, they may want to take a walk across the La Passerelle Seguin Bridge to visit a medieval town complete with a castle.
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| Macon | Monday, Nov 10, 2025 | Monday, Nov 10, 2025 |
| A stroll along the quays of this sunny city reveals the natural beauty of the Saône river. See the Benedictine monastery of Cluny for a glimpse of the abbey’s former glory, view part of the Roman transept, the octagonal tower, the Chapelle de Bourbon and the monastery with its cloisters. Wine connoisseurs may journey to Mâconnais for a wine tasting at a local winery. Also see the rocks of Solutre, with the famous altar of Solutreen. | ||
| Cluny | Monday, Nov 10, 2025 | Monday, Nov 10, 2025 |
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| Chalon-Sur-Saone | Tuesday, Nov 11, 2025 | Tuesday, Nov 11, 2025 |
| This lovely town in the heart of Burgundy is a start for excursions to Dijon. Historic sights in Dijon include the crypt of St. Benigne, the Notre-Dame quarter and the Palais des Ducs which today houses the City Hall and the Fine Arts Museum. | ||
| Beaune | Tuesday, Nov 11, 2025 | Tuesday, Nov 11, 2025 |
| During its 2000 year existance Beaune was for a short period the capital of the Dukes of Burgundy, then a busy commercial center for the cloth and wine industries. The town took on a defensive character through the continous fortification of its ramparts and castle whose functions were to protect its interests and inhabitants. In the 18th century Beaune became the center of commerce for Burgundy's fine wines. Today, the visitor finds a charming blend of medieval half timbered houses, the gentle curves of romanesque architecture, rooftops ornamented by weathervanes, fascinating townhouses and the multicolored tiles and lead "lacework " of the Hôtel Dieu within the city walls. Bastions and towers offer a peaceful protection to the region's most prestigous products, and the moat has been transformed into public or private gardens sheltering century old plant collections. | ||
| Tournus | Wednesday, Nov 12, 2025 | Wednesday, Nov 12, 2025 |
| The beauty of Burgundy with romantic castles, churches and royal palaces comes to life in this lovely city. See the cloister of St. Philibert and the medieval city of Beaune. Visit the famous Hôtel-Dieu, which houses Van der Weyden’s painting of the Last Judgment. Taste wine at a château in the vineyards. | ||
| Cormatin | Wednesday, Nov 12, 2025 | Wednesday, Nov 12, 2025 |
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| Lyon | Thursday, Nov 13, 2025 | Thursday, Nov 13, 2025 |
| Lyon, the natural crossroads between northern Europe and the Mediterranean coast, is located in the heart of the Rhone-Alpes region. 2,000 years of history have left their mark on the city landscape. Lyon's rich heritage, passed down through the ages, tells the story of a great city. Lyon's rich historical heritage and its creative initiatives of all kinds find their expression in a multitude of establishments and prestigious events. The arts are represented in Lyon; from fine arts to performing arts, everyone will find their hearts' content. Every year finds sport increasing in popularity in Lyon. Lyon offers impressive facilities: some fifty sports fields and forty gymnasiums provide 550 clubs and associations with optimal training amenities. The City also knows how to make sport spectacular; every year it hosts events -like the Lyon Tennis Grand Prix and the Lyon Marathon - that draw top athletes. Though the mention of the word "Lyon" may conjure up images of fine dining, this is only the tip of the iceberg in a city proud of its diversity and quality image. | ||
| Lyon | Friday, Nov 14, 2025 | Friday, Nov 14, 2025 |
| Lyon, the natural crossroads between northern Europe and the Mediterranean coast, is located in the heart of the Rhone-Alpes region. 2,000 years of history have left their mark on the city landscape. Lyon's rich heritage, passed down through the ages, tells the story of a great city. Lyon's rich historical heritage and its creative initiatives of all kinds find their expression in a multitude of establishments and prestigious events. The arts are represented in Lyon; from fine arts to performing arts, everyone will find their hearts' content. Every year finds sport increasing in popularity in Lyon. Lyon offers impressive facilities: some fifty sports fields and forty gymnasiums provide 550 clubs and associations with optimal training amenities. The City also knows how to make sport spectacular; every year it hosts events -like the Lyon Tennis Grand Prix and the Lyon Marathon - that draw top athletes. Though the mention of the word "Lyon" may conjure up images of fine dining, this is only the tip of the iceberg in a city proud of its diversity and quality image. | ||
| Cruise Ends (Debarkation) | Friday, Nov 14, 2025 | Friday, Nov 14, 2025 |
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| Paris | Friday, Nov 14, 2025 | Friday, Nov 14, 2025 |
| Paris, world capital of art and culture, gathers some of the most famous museums and monuments in the world. Like all the world's great capitals, Paris lives at a fast pace, by day, by night and especially at rush hours. Bear in mind that museums and monuments are often less crowded during the week. Sights that should not be missed include: The Louvre and the Musee d'Orsay. Visit any of the many others according to your tastes and interests: the Musee Picasso, Musee Rodin, Musee Carnavalet, Musee Marmottan and the Arab Institute are just a few. Essential Paris monuments are the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame cathedral, the Arc de Triomphe or the Grande Arche de la Defense. | ||
| Paris | Saturday, Nov 15, 2025 | Saturday, Nov 15, 2025 |
| Paris, world capital of art and culture, gathers some of the most famous museums and monuments in the world. Like all the world's great capitals, Paris lives at a fast pace, by day, by night and especially at rush hours. Bear in mind that museums and monuments are often less crowded during the week. Sights that should not be missed include: The Louvre and the Musee d'Orsay. Visit any of the many others according to your tastes and interests: the Musee Picasso, Musee Rodin, Musee Carnavalet, Musee Marmottan and the Arab Institute are just a few. Essential Paris monuments are the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame cathedral, the Arc de Triomphe or the Grande Arche de la Defense. | ||
| Paris | Sunday, Nov 16, 2025 | Sunday, Nov 16, 2025 |
| Paris, world capital of art and culture, gathers some of the most famous museums and monuments in the world. Like all the world's great capitals, Paris lives at a fast pace, by day, by night and especially at rush hours. Bear in mind that museums and monuments are often less crowded during the week. Sights that should not be missed include: The Louvre and the Musee d'Orsay. Visit any of the many others according to your tastes and interests: the Musee Picasso, Musee Rodin, Musee Carnavalet, Musee Marmottan and the Arab Institute are just a few. Essential Paris monuments are the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame cathedral, the Arc de Triomphe or the Grande Arche de la Defense. | ||
Detailed Pricing
Cat 1 Emerald Deck
Category: 1Well-appointed, outside-facing cabins and junior suites, ranging from 150 to 183 square feet, offer plush interiors with plasma TV, mini-bar, radio, safe, hair dryer, adjustable air conditioning and private bathroom with shower, pampering l Occitane toiletries and terry cloth robes and slippers, power is 220 volt, Windows.
| Inclusions | Rates |
|---|---|
Cruise Only Terms and conditions |
$ 8590 PER PERSON |
Cat 2 Emerald Deck
Category: 2Well-appointed, outside-facing cabins and junior suites, ranging from 150 to 183 square feet, offer plush interiors with plasma TV, mini-bar, radio, safe, hair dryer, adjustable air conditioning and private bathroom with shower, pampering l Occitane toiletries and terry cloth robes and slippers, power is 220 volt, Windows.
| Inclusions | Rates |
|---|---|
Cruise Only Terms and conditions |
$ 8875 PER PERSON |
Cat 3 Diamond Deck
Category: 3Well-appointed, outside-facing cabins and junior suites, ranging from 150 to 183 square feet, offer plush interiors with plasma TV, mini-bar, radio, safe, hair dryer, adjustable air conditioning and private bathroom with shower, pampering l Occitane toiletries and terry cloth robes and slippers, power is 220 volt. Floor-to-ceiling windows with French balconies grace 85% of the cabins.
| Inclusions | Rates |
|---|---|
Cruise Only Terms and conditions |
$ 9045 PER PERSON |
Cat 4 Ruby Deck
Category: 4Well-appointed, outside-facing cabins and junior suites, ranging from 150 to 183 square feet, offer plush interiors with plasma TV, mini-bar, radio, safe, hair dryer, adjustable air conditioning and private bathroom with shower, pampering l Occitane toiletries and terry cloth robes and slippers, power is 220 volt. Floor-to-ceiling windows with French balconies grace 85% of the cabins.
| Inclusions | Rates |
|---|---|
Cruise Only Terms and conditions |
$ 9790 PER PERSON |
Cat 5 Diamond Deck
Category: 5Well-appointed, outside-facing cabins and junior suites, ranging from 150 to 183 square feet, offer plush interiors with plasma TV, mini-bar, radio, safe, hair dryer, adjustable air conditioning and private bathroom with shower, pampering l Occitane toiletries and terry cloth robes and slippers; power is 220 volt. Floor-to-ceiling windows with French balconies grace 85% of our cabins.
| Inclusions | Rates |
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Cruise Only Terms and conditions |
$ 10440 PER PERSON |
Cat 6 Ruby Deck
Category: 6Well-appointed, outside-facing cabins and junior suites, ranging from 150 to 183 square feet, offer plush interiors with plasma TV, mini-bar, radio, safe, hair dryer, adjustable air conditioning and private bathroom with shower, pampering l Occitane toiletries and terry cloth robes and slippers, power is 220 volt, Floor-to-ceiling windows with French balconies grace 85% of our cabins.
| Inclusions | Rates |
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Cruise Only Terms and conditions |
$ 10585 PER PERSON |
Cat 7 Diamond Deck Suite
Category: 7Well-appointed, outside-facing cabins and junior suites, ranging from 150 to 183 square feet, offer plush interiors with plasma TV, mini-bar, radio, safe, hair dryer, adjustable air conditioning and private bathroom with shower, pampering l Occitane toiletries and terry cloth robes and slippers, power is 220 volt, Floor-to-ceiling windows with French balconies grace 85% of the cabins.
| Inclusions | Rates |
|---|---|
Cruise Only Terms and conditions |
$ 11385 PER PERSON |
Deck Plans
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Ship Overview
| Statistics | |
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| Year Built: | 0 |
| Year Refurbished: | 0 |
| Year Entered Present Fleet: | 0 |
| Previous name: | |
| County of Registry: | Switzerland |
| Tonnage (GRT): | 0 |
| PAX (basis 2): | 0 |
| Max Pax (inc. Uppers): | 118 |
| Passenger Decks: | 4 |
| Number of Crew: | 29 |
| Officers' Nationality: | European |
| Cruise/Hotel Staff Nationality: | European |
| Stateroom | |
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| Suites with balcony: | 0 |
| Suites (no balcony) | 0 |
| Ocean View with balcony | 0 |
| Ocean View (no balcony) | 0 |
| Accomodations Inside | 0 |
| Total number of accomodations in all categories | 59 |
Reviews
Ship Reviews
Cruise reviews reflect the opnions of travel editors and cruisers / readers and may not represent those of our company.
Submit Your Own Review!Loved the trip
Pros: Loved the trip
Cons: Lousy room at the Fairmont Hotel in Monaco. Not the typical room offered on a Tauck trip.
Review: When we asked about changing our room, we were told there would be an up charge of 150 euros. Not acceptable !!
Excellent. Food was fabulous. Ship very clean. Employees wonderful.
Pros: Excellent. Food was fabulous. Ship very clean. Employees wonderful.
Cons: Did not like hotel in Monaco. View from room was not good and should have had a sea view.
Review: Overall experience was very good.
This was our third riverboat trip with Tauck and was not only a typical Tauck trip that is well run, great staff and service it was an enjoyable and memorable experience.
Pros: This was our third riverboat trip with Tauck and was not only a typical Tauck trip that is well run, great staff and service it was an enjoyable and memorable experience.
Cons: I would have to make something up, which would mean I am not ever happy about anything. Cannot see how one would complain about the trip.
Review: We have utilized Tauck for many years and started with them at the recommendation of our travel agent Whirlaway Travel after a disastrous experience with another company. This was our eighth Tauck trip with number nine scheduled for October of this year. While we have looked at other vendors I cannot think of any reason to change unless there was someplace we really really wanted to go to that Tauck did not offer. We have several bucket list trips to go which as far as we can anticipate I They will be with Tauck.
EXPERIENCE WITH TAUCK
- All gratuities to ship staff, drivers, local guides, Tauck Directors and Tauck Cruise Director
- All private Tauck shore excursions – $6,040 Value
- Farewell dinner in Paris at the famous Fouquet's brasserie on the Champs-Élysées
- Exploration of the Rhône and Saône wine country with vineyard visits and wine tastings
- Tasting tour of local food shops in Chalon-sur-Saône
- Visits to historic Cluny Abbey, Avignon's Palais des Papes
- Choice of museum visit in Paris
- Unlimited complimentary beverages aboard ship now include regional wine, beer and premium spirits in addition to specialty coffee, water and soft drinks
- Airport and train station transfers upon arrival and departure as noted
- 32 meals; select meals in local restaurants; service charges, taxes, porterage, and applicable fuel surcharges
- TAUCK EXCLUSIVE - Private gala evening at the recently restored Chateau of the medieval Duchy d'Uzès
- TAUCK EXCLUSIVE – La Camargue excursion to meet the family of a working farm for a Provençal lunch & a cowboy demonstration with prized black bulls
TAUCK VALUE INCLUDES
- All gratuities to ship staff, drivers, local guides, Tauck Directors and Tauck Cruise Director
- All private Tauck shore excursions – $4,043 Value
- Farewell dinner in Paris at the famous Fouquet's brasserie on the Champs-Élysées
- Exploration of the Rhône and Saône wine country with vineyard visits and wine tastings
- Tasting tour of local food shops in Chalon-sur-Saône
- Visits to historic Cluny Abbey, Avignon's Palais des Papes, and France's renowned Haras National de Cluny equestrian center
- Choice of museum visits in Paris
- Unlimited complimentary beverages aboard ship now include regional wine, beer and premium spirits in addition to specialty coffee, water and soft drinks
- Airport and train station transfers upon arrival and departure as noted
- 32 meals; select meals in local restaurants; service charges, taxes, porterage, and applicable fuel surcharges
All fares are quoted in US Dollars.
Information and pricing is subject to change without notice. While we do our very best to ensure that information and pricing appearing in this website is complete and accurate, we cannot be responsible for incomplete and inaccurate representations, which may or may not be under our control. In the event of a pricing issue, misrepresentation or omission, we reser the right to adjust the pricing or make nay other changes. Prices shown are in USD unless stated otherwise.
