FRENCH WATERWAYS & VINEYARDS FROM THE TAUCK RIVER CRUISING COLLECTION
It’s All About the Flavors...
... and we’re not just talking about the food. There’s enough for guests of every generation to see, taste and experience to stimulate all the senses long after you return from our Rhône River cruise and two nights in Paris. The culinary creations of Lyon... tasting your way through the food market where all the best chefs shop... gleaning their secrets... sipping some of the best-loved wines on Earth and learning how they’re made... the vivid colors of Arles, Roussillon, La Camargue and the Pierres Dorées... with flavors all their own...
Tauck Family-Friendly Departures Include: Paris
• June 21 and July 23 are special Tauck family-friendly departures of French Waterways & Vineyards from our Tauck River Cruise collection. Please see General Information, page 74, for details on inclusions.
• Gratuities to ship staff, drivers, local guides, Tauck Directors and Tauck Cruise Director; private Tauck shore excursions – $985 Value!
• Reception & dinner at Fouquet’s in Paris, followed by an Illuminations tour; first class from Paris to Lyon aboard the high-speed TGV train
• Private wine tasting at a Beaujolais vineyard & visit to the Pierres Dorées; a walking tour of Vieux Lyon & included tastings at Les Halles de Lyon; and a tasting presentation at an award-winning gourmet cooking school
• A walking tour of Arles or a cowboy demonstration in La Camargue and a Provençal dinner overlooking the famous Pont du Gard
• Airport transfers upon arrival and departure as noted
• 23 meals (9 breakfasts, 6 lunches, 8 dinners); wine with dinner on the riverboat; service charges, taxes, porterage, and applicable fuel surcharge
60 French Waterways & Vineyards FRANCE
Tain-l’Hermitage Vienne Lyon
Tournon Valence
Pont du Gard Viviers
Avignon Roussillon Arles MEDITERRANEAN SEA ITALY SWITZERLAND
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