Dordogne & Garonne River Cruises

In the heart of southwest France, the Dordogne and Garonne Rivers meet in Bordeaux, where vineyard-clad hills, grand châteaux, and medieval villages shape the landscape. Here, you’ll discover a journey steeped in wine, history, and timeless French charm.

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Featured Experiences on the Dordogne & Garonne

Bordeaux Wines at a Historic Châteaux

At Bordeaux’s grand wine estates, sample vintages shaped by centuries of tradition, paired with views of vineyard-clad hills.

Wander the Medieval Streets of Saint-Émilion

Cobblestoned lanes, hillside vineyards, and a remarkable monolithic church make this UNESCO-listed town a unique place to visit.

The Citadel of Blaye

Rising above the Gironde estuary, this 17th-century fortress and UNESCO World Heritage Site long protected Bordeaux. Step off ship to explore it with a tour.

Plate with fresh live oysters with citron on ice in market hall to eat for lunch from oyster-farming village, Arcachon bay, Gujan-Mestras, Bordeaux, France

Savor Local Flavors in Bordeaux’s Markets

Oysters, cheeses, fresh produce, and canelés fill the stalls of these lively markets, offering a glimpse—and taste—of the region’s daily life

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Explore Other Rivers

Main

Threading through Bavaria and Franconia, the Main River reveals a storybook side of Germany — where half-timbered towns, hilltop castles, and vineyard slopes meet lively beer gardens and baroque palaces.

Danube

Flowing through ten countries, the Danube connects a mosaic of traditions, from Vienna’s music halls to Budapest’s thermal baths and more.

Douro

The Douro runs through one of Portugal’s most scenic valleys, where sunlit vineyards climb steep hillsides alongside medieval towns. From Porto’s azulejo-lined streets to the golden squares of Salamanca, the Douro offers an experience as rich as its wines.

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