Traveling Well Includes…
• Gratuities to ship staff, drivers, local guides, Tauck Directors and Tauck Cruise Director
• All private Tauck shore excursions – $1,220 Value!
• A sparkling evening on the Rhine, including dinner and a tour at 1,000-year-old Reichenstein Castle
• A cruise along the 17th-century canals of Amsterdam plus a guided museum visit
• A cable car ride to Heidelberger Schloss , plus a walking tour and lunch in Old Town
• Wine tasting at a Moselle Valley winery museum, family owned for 11 generations
• A luncheon at a grand historic hotel in Bonn, overlooking the River Rhine
• An excursion to the renowned Kröller-Müeller Museum in De Hoge Veluwe National Park
• A guided walking tour of Altstadt Strasbourg, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
• A walking tour of Basel or a day’s excursion to Lucerne
• New for 2014 – 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
• 35 meals, service charges, taxes, porterage and applicable fuel surcharge
Sail the waterways of romance... along Amsterdam’s 17th-century canals and through the gentle Dutch lowlands... to Baroque town halls, delightful market squares and half-timbered houses... where Roman emperors once walked, robber-knights prevailed, and Allied troops brought WWII to a fearless close... through steep-hilled landscapes and winding valleys... past castle keeps, a grand duke’s palace, and city villas in a Black Forest resort... where wines honor family tradition and legends stem from medieval tumult... and where you’ll find romance – alive and well.
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