River Cruises Designed by Families for Families
Tauck Bridges, Tauck’s collection of family vacations, has been a leader in guided family travel since 2003 and for eight years has been crafting and guiding European river cruises designed exclusively for families – with hands-on, culturally-immersive activities for all ages to enjoy. Onboard and ashore, the whole family has boatloads of fun!
AN INCREDIBLE WAY TO SEE EUROPE
Give your kids or grandkids an insider’s experience of the history, food, culture, and beauty of Europe with knowledgeable Tauck Directors recruited for their talent in working with families of all ages.
UNPACK JUST ONCE
Experience a wide range of European destinations without the hassles of constantly packing and unpacking your kids’ luggage. Your elegant, comfortable hotel comes with you, leaving you free to enjoy your time.
THE FLEXIBILITY FAMILIES WANT
Enjoy just the right balance of shared activities and free time; we thoughtfully choreograph your trip, blending culturally-immersive guided sightseeing, organized onboard fun, and time to do as your family pleases.
FAMILY-FRIENDLY CABINS AND SUITES Our cabins accommodate families of various sizes in maximum comfort and space. Tauck ships feature more 300-sq.-ft. suites than any other ships on Europe’s rivers, housing up to four family members together.
SHARING DISCOVERIES AND ADVENTURES Each itinerary incorporates authentic cultural activities and exclusive destination experiences with hands-on “sight-doing” that’s fun for every age and generation to do together, creating memories that last.
Call your travel agent or Tauck at 800-468-2825
A GREAT WAY TO TRAVEL AT ANY AGE Parents and grandparents enjoy the ease, elegance, and service of river cruising, while kids love sharing the fun with other kids their own age, and all the family-friendly activities, entertainment, and onboard amenities.
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