Traveling Well
Includes… • Gratuities to ship staff, drivers, local guides, Tauck Directors and Tauck Cruise Director
• All private Tauck shore excursions – $1,232 Value!
• Overnight at Hotel Amigo in the heart of Brussels
• Tauck Exclusive: Private visit & dinner at In Flanders Fields Museum to observe the WWI Centennial
• Tauck Exclusive: Culinary experience at Château Neercanne
• Visits to Keukenhof Gardens & the Rijksmuseum and a scenic canal cruise in Amsterdam
• A cheese-making demo and a visit to a 17th-century windmill museum in Alkmaar
• Visits to the World War II Airborne Museum in Oosterbeek, or Arnhem’s Kröller-Müller Museum
• Chocolate and beer tasting & a visit to the Red Star Line Museum in Antwerp
• Visit to the Netherlands American Cemetery
• 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 & train transfers upon arrival and departure
• 26 meals; service charges, taxes, porterage & applicable fuel surcharges
Everywhere, a spot of local color... throughout your cruise in Belgium and the Netherlands... from tulips, daffodils and hyacinths abloom in flower boxes or in Keukenhof’s grand gardens... in historic windmills and fishing villages preserving a vanished way of life... at a chef-topped lunch in a terraced countryside castle... in gabled houses dressed in maritime lore along Amsterdam’s tree-lined canals... in Flemish paintings, chocolate and bier... at museums harboring poignant memories of immigrant voyages and of the “war to end all wars,” a century ago in Flanders’ fields...
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