European Waterways introducing more active barge cruises: Travel Weekly

European Waterways introducing more active barge cruises

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New itineraries from luxury barge operator European Waterways include activities like falconry.
New itineraries from luxury barge operator European Waterways include activities like falconry. Photo Credit: European Waterways

European Waterways is launching active itineraries for guests, a first for the brand.

The luxury barge cruise company is debuting the new travel style with private charters, giving families and groups of friends the ability to embark on a bespoke itinerary. At the heart of this travel style is immersive and experience-based travel.

"Many modern travelers crave more than just a beautiful view: They want stories, hands-on experiences and a deeper sense of connection," said managing director Derek Banks.

For example, with the private charters travelers can swap a chateau tour for a hike or take a cooking class instead of visiting a museum.

Other excursions available on the private charters include golf, kayaking, truffle hunting and falconry.

European Waterways vessels can accommodate from eight to 20 guests and include locally sourced cuisine, a private chef and private guide.

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