This region of France contains some of the most famous vineyards in the world; it is the birthplace of the celebratory wine "champagne" and the deliciously mild soft cheese, brie. A 7-day luxury boat canal tour passes through this delightful region allowing guests to view the majestic landscape, sight-see some of the medieval structures and visit historical towns and points of interest. The tour includes wine and cheese tasting while visiting some of the many vineyards in the area. Tour prices range from $3,470 to $4,100 in 2010 and all necessities are provided, including posh rooms onboard, delectable meals and a complete itinerary to ensure visitors get the most out of this journey.
The rural area of southern Burgundy attracts visitors because of the plentiful vineyards and delicious regional wines available. A tour aboard a luxury hotel barge makes for an interesting way to travel and experience all this region of France has to offer. The boat is well-equipped with spa and sundeck designated for sightseeing and relaxing in the sun. Rooms cater to the traveler with class and style, and a variety of room types to choose from allow guests to feel taken care of and comfortable. A master chef aboard prepares world-class meals for passengers. Guests visit a wide selection of vineyards for wine tasting while also visiting the medieval towns scattered throughout this region. The cost of this elegant tour ranges from $4,292 to $5,950 in 2010.
A cruise down the infamous canal Midi in the south of France weaves through breathtaking natural surroundings that encompass all that the French countryside has to offer. Guests will journey through various French villages, chateaus and plentiful vineyards and wineries over their 7-day wine tour. With a well-guided tour through this historical region, visitors aboard gain interesting knowledge and no shortage of the true French experience. The tour even travels close to the Mediterranean and ends through a saltwater lake inland. Guests will sample a wide variety of wines at several vineyards throughout the journey. Meals are served aboard the boat, and guests will end the trip with a wealth of knowledge and the relaxed demeanor of the French locals of this region. The cost ranges from $4,190 to $5,850 in 2010.
