Canoe & Wine Tour: Traben-Trarbach to Winemaker (Private)

Koblenz

By canoe to the winemaker from Cochem Private Tour offers a fun way to see the Moselle River Valley! This adventure tour starts near Cochem, where you'll hop in a canoe. Get ready to paddle about nine kilometers down the river. You'll float past cute towns like Valwig and Brauselay, and even get a great view of Reichsburg Castle high on a hill. The easy paddle takes about 1.5 hours, with chances to stop and rest whenever you like. The canoe trip ends in Klotten. From there, the Moselle canoe team will pick up the boats. Right across from where you get out, a tasty treat awaits! A local winemaker will serve a plate full of yummy things like sausage, cheese, ham, and bread. It also includes a bowl of wine soup! Relax and enjoy the food and drinks as long as you want. When you're ready to head back, you can easily call a taxi. What's included in the tour is a ride by taxi from Klotten back to Cochem. The tour also gives you waterproof bags for your stuff, safety gear, and a lesson on how to use the canoes. You’ll enjoy a hearty plate of food at the winemaker's, plus that special wine soup! Choose from either a 2-person kayak or a bigger canoe (if available). What's not included is a tour guide. This tour is for people who want to explore on their own.

Koblenz

Bicycle Picnic Boat Tour from Cochem: This tour lets people see a beautiful place by bike along the Moselle River. Bikes are ready in Cochem in the morning. Ride 10 km straight to Beilstein, or take the longer 23 km route over the Senheimer Bridge. Beilstein is known as the “sleeping beauty” of the Moselle. The tour includes a picnic basket filled with yummy food and drinks to enjoy while surrounded by nature. After the bike ride, a boat takes everyone back to Cochem from Beilstein. The boat also goes through a lock, which is like a water elevator! Back in Cochem, a winemaker will offer a wine tasting with three samples. Plus, each person gets a free bottle of wine! There is time to check out Cochem. People can visit the Reichsburg Cochem castle, ride a cable car to Pinnerkreuz, or walk around the town with its shops, cafes, and wine bars. This experience includes a 1-hour boat trip, wine tasting, bike rental, and a picnic. It does not include a tour guide, so people explore on their own.

Trier

Experience the Moselle River Valley's charm with the Bicycle Picnic Boat Tour with E-Bike from Traben-Trarbach. This tour lets visitors explore a picture-book landscape by bike along the Moselle River. Starting in Traben-Trarbach, travelers pick up a pre-packed picnic basket filled with tasty treats and drinks. Using a provided tour map, cyclists ride along the Moselle River, passing through Wolf and heading towards Bernkastel-Kues. Along the way, find the perfect spot to enjoy a scenic picnic right by the river. After exploring Bernkastel, relax on a boat trip back to Traben-Trarbach, sailing on the “White Fleet” and passing through a lock. The boat offers beautiful views of the Moselle's idyllic villages and vineyards. The tour concludes with a visit to a local winery for a complimentary glass of wine and a bottle to take home. The tour includes a full-day e-bike rental, a boat trip from Bernkastel to Traben-Trarbach, a stuffed picnic basket with food and drinks, a bottle of wine per person, a glass of wine per person, self-guided bike ride from Traben-Trarbach to Bernkastel, bike transport on the ship, and a digital tour map. It excludes a local guide, as participants navigate independently.

Strasbourg

Strasbourg Bites & Stories: A Tasty City Adventure with a Local invites everyone to explore Strasbourg through its delicious food and hidden gems. This walking tour, led by locals, offers a unique way to experience the city beyond the typical tourist spots. Instead of just seeing the sights, participants get to taste their way through Strasbourg, discovering unusual venues favored by locals. Imagine wandering through the Strasbourg Cathedral neighborhood, sampling treats at Kugelhopf bakeries, and uncovering the secrets of Place du Château & Vault for the Future. The tour also includes visits to the charming La Cour du Corbeau Hotel and peeking at the unique Oriels (bow windows) that adorn the city. Participants indulge in Alsatian sweets and Pain d’épices (gingerbread), experiencing the true flavors of the region. This experience includes snacks and excludes tips, so come prepared to enjoy the local flavors. It's a chance to spend a few hours like a true Strasbourgeois, discovering the secrets and curiosities of this amazing city.