Step aboard the S.S. Bon Voyage, your elegant floating hotel, and sail through the heart of Bordeaux’s wine country. This 7-night journey takes you along the Garonne, Dordogne, and Gironde rivers, where scenic vineyards, charming villages, and centuries of history. With Bordeaux, Fort Médoc, Cadillac, Blaye and Libourne on the agenda, each day offers something to delight the senses.
Your adventure begins in Bordeaux, a sophisticated city brimming with art, architecture, and wine heritage. After settling into your stateroom and meeting your fellow guests, enjoy the Captain’s Welcome Reception and elegant Gala Dinner—your first taste of French flair onboard.
This journey is rich in history—from Roman ruins and 17th-century ramparts to gothic cathedrals and medieval towns. Discover UNESCO World Heritage sites, take in panoramic countryside views, and delve into centuries of winemaking tradition.
In Blaye, walk the ancient paths of the Citadel, offering sweeping views over the Gironde estuary. In Libourne, uncover the story of nearby Saint-Émilion, one of France’s most beloved wine villages. There’s history everywhere you turn and it’s brought to life through expert local guides and thoughtfully curated experiences.
This cruise is designed for those who love to travel at their own pace, with six days of included excursions and the freedom to explore as you please. Whether it’s a “Let’s Go” bike ride through the vineyards, a guided walk with locals, or free time to sip wine in a sun-drenched square, each day invites you to slow down and savour the moment.
An Antarctic expedition cruise is designed to take you beyond simply seeing the continent from a ship. Small inflatable Zodiac boats are used to explore bays, reach remote landing sites and get closer to the ice, wildlife and landscapes of the Antarctic Peninsula.
Most journeys are designed to get you somewhere as quickly as possible. The Blue Train does the opposite. Over three days and two nights, it travels roughly 1,600 kilometres between Pretoria and Cape Town, turning the distance between the two cities into an experience in its own right.
Europe is packed with iconic destinations, but some of its most rewarding holidays begin just beyond the well-trodden tourist trail. If you've already ticked off the big-name cities or simply fancy somewhere that feels a little different, there are plenty of places offering beautiful scenery, fascinating history, and memorable food without the queues. From medieval towns on the Adriatic coast to volcanic islands in the Atlantic, these lesser-known corners of Europe prove that sometimes the best trips are the ones you weren't expecting.
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