Rosa - Bordeaux Cruise

Overview

Rosa, a clipper-style barge built in the Netherlands in 1907 and converted into a hotel barge in 1990, is known for its elegance and charm. Featured in "Rick Stein’s French Odyssey," it cruises through southern France's captivating landscapes. The barge offers a dining room, saloon bar, sun deck, and four ensuite staterooms for up to eight guests. The crew includes a captain, tour guide, master chef, and housekeeper. With bikes available, guests can explore scenic locations such as Saint Émilion and enjoy wine, cheese and Armagnac tastings.

Additional Information

FROM price reflects the lowest available price within the advertised travel period (e.g. April to October). Pricing varies depending on travel dates, availability and demand, and may not be available on all departures. Higher pricing applies during peak and shoulder periods. Final pricing is confirmed at the time of enquiry or booking. Please refer to Pricing & Price Conditions for full details, including inclusions, exclusions and other conditions.

• Itinerary is subject to change. On alternate weeks, the cruise is in the reverse direction.
• Approximate transfer duration for Rosa cabin bookings are 1 - 1 hour 45 minutes, depending on the cruise route.
• This barge is available for charter bookings and theme cruises. Contact us for more details.

Pick-up Point

• Cabin bookings - The Intercontinental Bordeaux – Le Grand hotel (if guests stay the prior night) at 4:00 pm or Bordeaux Train Station (in HALLE 3 by black and yellow sign ‘Point Rencontre Groups/Group Meeting Point’) at 4:20 pm
• Charter bookings - One location of the group's choice in Bordeaux or Toulouse for pick-up at 4:00 pm

Drop-off Point

• Cabin bookings - Guests' choice of location in Bordeaux by 11:00 am
• Charter bookings - One location of the group's choice in Bordeaux or Toulouse by 11:00 am

*This is a sample itinerary and is subject to change - Blackout dates may apply.