European River cruising
Value, Trust, Experience... the Tauck Difference in River Cruising
Tauck’s inclusive value goes far beyond the price of your river cruise. The quality of the experience – quality you can trust – is the Tauck Difference that makes cruising with Tauck stand out along Europe’s rivers... including France’s Rhone River in 2011!
• All shore excursions included, led by Tauck Directors, local experts and local guides
• Informative lectures and cultural performances • Dine ashore with included meals at local restaurants
• Wine included with dinner aboard the riverboats, as well as beer and soft drinks included with lunch and dinner aboard ship
• Only riverboat company to include a Tauck Cruise Director on every riverboat along with one Tauck Director for every 40 guests
• Europe’s most spacious luxury riverboat fleet – ms Swiss Jewel, ms Swiss Sapphire, ms Swiss Emerald and a new-for-2011 ship
• All gratuities to Tauck staff & ship staff included
• Alternative bistro dining in the Lido Bar means choice of dining venue on board
• Room service breakfast available in Category 6 suites • 85% of cabins have floor-to-ceiling windows with French balconies
• Bicycles available for shore excursions; fitness center aboard every Tauck riverboat
• No more than 118 guests aboard each Tauck riverboat, while similar-sized riverboats average 140 guests
• 14 suites (300 sq. ft.) and 7 junior suites on every ship – four times more than most other European riverboats
• Attentive, do-it-for-you service from Tauck staff & ship staff
For reservations and information, see your professional travel agent or
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Unforgettable Cruises in the Heart of EuRope
2011
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