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<\/a>Barge Brochure is an extended edition of the 2013 updated with new offers on cruises. Those are: 24 passenger Raymonde cruising Champagne France, 24 passenger Madeleine cruising Alsace Lorraine, 24 passenger Anne Marie cruising Provence and the 6 passenger Wine and Water cruising southern Burgundy. All of these new cruises are 6 nights and include excursions, wine with meals, open bar and bicycles for cycling.\nRaymonde explores the Canal Lat\u00e9ral a la Marne and the Marne River, so that it gives fantastic insight into the riches of French heritage. The Canal Lat\u00e9ral a la Marne was built between 1840 and 1846 in order to improve navigation conditions and to promote trade. The canal is 67 km long, of which 16 km -go through the Montagne de Reims Natural Park, it has 15 locks along its route and it is used most often nowadays as part of the network of “Green Ways”, or cycle paths. This water way in north-eastern France is significant because it connects the Paris Basin to both the Rhine and Saone rivers. The Canal Lat\u00e9ral \u00e0 la Marne links Vitry-le-Fran\u00e7ois to Dizy, with the towns of Chalons-en-Champagne and Epernay and the village of Hautvillers, birthplace of Champagne, along the way. From that point onwards, the canal joins the Marne River which is navigable all the way to Paris, and passes through the towns of Chateau-Thierry and Meaux before it reaches the French capital city. The Marne canal and river form an important structuring axis for the areas and villages through which they pass, and they are intimately linked to the history, economy and social life in the valley.<\/p>\n
Madeleine cruises between Strasbourg and Xouaxange. This section of the canal, also called the Green Route, flows through the plains of Alsace and the Vosges. It forms the link between Strasbourg and Saverne and is the gateway to Alsace at the foot of the Vosges Mountains. Its route takes it through a wooden massif as far as Lutzelbourg in the Moselle. Its spectacular course, which can be seen in many works of art and paintings, follows the inclined plain at Arzviller \u2013 unique in Europe \u2013 where boats are hoisted up a cliff before they reach Xouaxange \u2013 a pleasant commune in the Moselle.
\nAnne Marie cruises the Canal du Rhone and Sete. It discovers authentic landscapes as a journey through the two beautiful regions of Provence-Alps-Cote d’Azur and the Languedoc Roussillon. The current canal du Rhone-\u00e0-S\u00e8te is made of previously constructed canals: the canal de Beaucaire, the canal de Radelle and the canal des \u00c9tangs. The canal is about 98 km long and from it you can observe the rich variety of fauna in the lakes, as well as watch professional fishermen. From Avignon to the port at Frontignan, the cruise begins on the Rhone, a mighty river and a great power source. Next come the historic twin towns of Tarascon and Beaucaire (with its port), where the canal joins the Rhone. Then at the foot of the Costi\u00e8res plateau, St Gilles du Gard can be seen with its beautiful landscapes and its magnificent 12th century abbey. Next town of Aigues-Mortes has a tumultuous history. It is in the heart of the Camargue region, with its bull breeding farms and white horses. Finally the route takes you across the lakes and you reach the port of S\u00e8te.<\/p>\n
The last news for barge cruising is Wine and Water cruise in southern Burgundy. It starts in Vandenesse and ends in Dijon.<\/p>\n
Check Out Two Different Itineraries in Spain<\/h2>\n
Europeanbarging River Cruise Brochure offering 2 different itineraries in Spain on the Guadalquivir and Guadiana Rivers as well as some new cruises in Bordeaux and more short cruises throughout Europe as well.<\/p>\n
Casual Bike & Barge Brochure introduces two 20 passenger casual bike and barge vessels cruising in tandem in Provence, so Europeanbarging can offer groups of 40 barge cruising together now. There are also a few dates available on a new Main River cruise itinerary between Miltenberg and Bamberg and for passengers who want an unstructured bike and barge itinerary Europeanbarging prepared the 6 passenger Johanna cruising Flanders in Belgium with great itineraries of Flanders Fields, Chocolate and Beer as well as Art Cities.<\/p>\n
Europeanbarging is an ARC accredited company located in Spring Texas a suburban area north of Houston Texas.
\nContact information:<\/p>\n
Jan Baumgartner – Europeanbarging 25132 Oakhurst suite 130 Spring, Texas 77386 USA
\nTelephone: 713-240-6753 fax 281-419-3920 Toll free 1-888-869-7907
\nEmail: jan@eurpeanbarging.com<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Europeanbarging \u2013 the company established in 1998 and specializing in European barge and river cruise products presents their cruises through three new brochures for 2014. Barge Brochures Barge Brochure is an extended edition of the 2013 updated with new offers … Continue reading