Themed River Cruises in France
We offer a huge number of themed cruises throughout France that you can take part in upon chartering the full vessel. France is one of the more popular destinations in Europe when it comes to themed cruises, this is because there are so many activities that incorporate the country’s stunning history, culture, and beauty.
You can choose from one of our many phenomenal themed charter cruises that have been satisfying our customers for decades.
Wine Appreciation Cruises
Over the course of our Wine Appreciation charter cruises, you will experience private tastings at some of France’s most exclusive and prestigious vineyards. During your visit, you will be accompanied by a professional wine guide who will provide information on the grapes, cultivation and history of the wineries. Tour guides often buy a few bottles for you to enjoy back on the barge as part of the upgraded onboard wine list which includes additional premier and grand cru wines.
Family Charter River Cruises in France
Your bespoke family itinerary in France will include a variety of child-friendly activities such as canoeing along gentle French rivers, visits to local farms and zoos, and cycling through picturesque villages. While younger guests enjoy these adventures, adults can indulge in private wine tastings, explore vibrant French markets, or tour historic châteaux nearby. Meals are tailored by your private chef to suit all ages and preferences, ensuring everyone is delighted. We also provide essential safety and comfort equipment—highchairs, travel cots, car seats, and children’s bikes with helmets—so your family can relax and enjoy your private floating villa in France with complete peace of mind.
Walking Cruises
The beauty of hotel barging and Walking is that it is two of the most relaxing holidays possible and they are merged to give you the best of both worlds.
Christmas Markets Cruises
We offer a Christmas Markets cruise aboard hotel barge Panache in Alsace, with a special itinerary filled with twinkling lights, brass bands, and the sweet aromas of mulled wine and gingerbread from quaint little chalet-like stalls