Destinations 

- France
- Northern Burgundy
- Southern Burgundy
- Amaryllis
(8 Guests, Ultra Deluxe) - Apres Tout
(6 Guests, Deluxe) - Bonheur
(4 Guests, Casual Class) - Caprice
(21 Guests, First Class) - Fleur de Lys
(6 Guests, Ultra Deluxe) - L'Impressionniste
(12 Guests, Deluxe) - Nenuphar
(12 Guests, Ultra Deluxe) - Papillon
(4-6 Guests, Deluxe) - Prosperite
(8 Guests, Ultra Deluxe) - Savoir Vivre
(8 Guests, Casual Class) - Sojourn
(8 Guests, Deluxe) - Who Knows
(4-6 Guests, Casual Class)
- Amaryllis
- Canal Du Midi
- Provence - Carmargue
- Bordeaux
- Alsace-Lorraine
- Champagne
- Paris
- Loire Valley
- Upper Loire
- Gourmet Land Tours
SEARCH Barge Lady Cruises
Barge Lady Cruises Press Information
Press Releases
The Barge Lady Announces Top 10 Barging Values of 2009
Barge Elisabeth Announces NEW fall dates for Chocolate and Wine Cruise in Burgundy
The Barge Lady Announces New Deluxe Barge Sojourn to cruise Burgundy Route
Barge Lady Cruises Company Information
Articles
"The Barge Lady Cruises European Hotel Barges" - Travel with Attitude
"Chocolate Guarantees Sweet Trip" - The Columbus Dispatch
"Barging Through Europe" - on Peter Greenberg.com
The Barge Lady's Chocolate and Wine Cruise on France Guide
Chocolate Guarantees a Sweet Trip
Cindy DeckerSunday, September 12, 2010 03:01 AM The Columbus Dispatch
In France, the six-passenger charter barge Elisabeth is a well-appointed floating hotel that carries passengers through the heart of the famed Burgundy wine region for its "Chocolate and Wine" cruise. Passengers enjoy sightseeing activities such as a trip to a Roman battlefield and a tour of Grottes D'Arcy sur Cure, with some of the oldest cave paintings in the world. They also get to explore Flavigny-sur-Ozerain, where the movie Chocolat was filmed. Meals aboard the barge - gourmet affairs that might include scallops and shrimp in phyllo as an appetizer and rack of lamb as an entree - finish with chocolate desserts. Think chocolate mousse, chocolate cardamom tart, Baileys chocolate brioche pudding. On land, many chocolate festivals tempt patrons.
Back to Top
