On the river
Boat cruise with aperitif & wine tasting
From 29€ / pers
Enjoy a scenic river cruise to discover Bordeaux differently. With family, friends or colleagues, spend a convivial, relaxing moment aboard our boat 'SARDANE'. You will taste 2 differents and carefully selected wines, matching with fresh and regional products: breads, cheeses and cooked meats.
- 1 hour and 30 minutes of cruise in the Port de la Lune
- Tasting of regional products
- Convival experience
29€ / pers.
PROGRAM
- 01h30 river cruise along the UNESCO waterfront
- Passing in front of the 'Place de la Bourse' next to the 'Pont de Pierre'
- Passing the vertical lift bridge and the 'Pont d'Aquitaine'
- U-turn at the portuary area of Bassens
- Tasting of 2 wines
- Cheeses, delicatessen and bread
Good to know
What's included
- 1 hour and 30 minutes of cruise
- Wine tasting of 2 wines
- Cheeses, delicatessen, bread
Not included
- full meal
Number of participants
Departure assured with minimum 15 adults passengers and maximum 45 adults
Good to know
Meeting point : Pier "Bordeaux River Cruise" Quai des Chartrons, boarding at 6.45 pm and departure at 7 pm
Meeting point
Face au n°24, Quai des Chartrons, 33000 Bordeaux, France
Bordeaux River Cruise
Face au n°24, Quai des Chartrons, 33000 Bordeaux, France
Exact location
Tram B - CAPC (Museum of Modern Art)
They had this experience
R
Loved it! Fab experience and great food and wine.
Loved it! Fab experience and great food and wine.
L
Excellent river cruise
Thoroughly enjoyed this event. Lovely views of the banks of the Garonne, white and red wine and a chance to chat with the winemaker, generous cheese and cold meat provision, and a warm welcome and presentation from the guide. Booking was straightforward, as was boarding. Very much recommended.
P
The Evening winetasting cruise was a lovely time.
It was worthwhile to have a winetasting in English and French in a relaxing setting.
V
Less than helpful
The cruise was nice and the apero and snacks were good. However, the staff was not helpful. I have reduced mobility and I asked a male staff to help me with the big step in order to get off the boat. He pretended that he didn't understand me and refused to help. I pointed to the step and said aidez- moi s'il vous plait. How could he not understand? In the end, the man who was providing the wine came to help me and it took just less than 1 minute. Your staff needs to be educated and reminded that not everyone is able to jump on and off the boat. Overall I had a great time in Bordeaux but that incident did leave a negative impression for me.
