| The Saroche was designed to offer a comfortable atmosphere without sacrificing any of the luxury to be expected from a high-class hotel. She is undoubtedly one of the most attractive barges cruising the waterways of France, with classic hull, arched windows and sleek lines. This vessel has a split-level lounge/dining room, a quiet shady garden lounge featuring foliage surrounded fishpond with waterfall and goldfish and a large sun deck and parasol-covered dining deck -- for meals 'al fresco'. Cast aside the traffic jams, business schedules and other rigors of life, for a relaxing and enjoyable stay aboard the Saroche. |  |  |  |  |
|  | | Class | | Deluxe | | Capacity | | 6 | | Accommodations | | 3 Double/Twins | | Region | | France/Provence | | Departure Day | | Sunday | | Length of Cruise | | 6 Nights | | Per Person Rate | | $3,500 to $4,500 2008 Rates | | Charter Rate | 2008 Rates
Per Person:
$3,500 p/p Special Season
$4,000p/p Value Season
$4,500 p/p Main Season
Up to 6 Pass Charter:
$18,500 Special
$23,000 Value
$26,000 Main
SPECIAL SEASON:
March 30-April 26; October 5- November 8
VALUE SEASON:
April 27- | | Boat Information | | This additional information can include technical specs, travel information, sample menus or sample itinerary. It's in a PDF file which you can view with the free Acrobat Reader from Adobe. | | | View PDF |
| | Passengers Say | | Grand Cru, GRAND CREW. You have surpassed all of our expectations. Al and Claudia Freeman, California | | Thank you for showing us how to slow down, enjoy the view and appreciate the best and most important things in life. K. Rodriguez, West Palm Beach | | If your cruise was a canvas it would rival anything painted by Van Gogh and Gauguin! Colorful, beautiful, full of life, laughter and extraordinary food. G and B Kurz, |
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