Join AdventureWomen for an adventure on a private barge in the south of France! Cruising the Rhone River canals aboard your luxurious, privately chartered hotel-barge is an ultimately dreamy way to discover a less-visited corner of southwestern Provence.

Join AdventureWomen for an adventure on a private barge in the south of France! Cruising the Rhone River canals aboard your luxurious, privately chartered hotel-barge is an ultimately dreamy way to discover a less-visited corner of southwestern Provence.

Join the Women's Travel Club on one of Europe’s most legendary rivers. This wonderful journey along the Rhine River will take you across Germany—and touches in Holland, France, and Switzerland! You will start in the ever popular, quaint and yet modern city of Amsterdam, Holland.

Blessed with some of the most gorgeous countryside in Europe, if not the world (not to mention perhaps the best wine around), Burgundy is a place everyone should explore at least once. Two great French passions, wine and food, come together here in a particularly enticing way. The best way to experience it is from the deck of our private ambling river barge with a fabulous group of women.

Think French Riviera and think glamour, luxury yachts, and walking the red carpet. We’re here to show you another side of the sunny South of France, where you can escape the crowds and find the “real” magic of this iconic region. Behind the coast, the olive covered landscape rises above and offers authentic, perched villages and elevated views of the sea and surrounding hillsides.

Think French Riviera and think glamour, luxury yachts, and walking the red carpet. We’re here to show you another side of the sunny South of France, where you can escape the crowds and find the “real” magic of this iconic region. Behind the coast, the olive covered landscape rises above and offers authentic, perched villages and elevated views of the sea and surrounding hillsides.

No region in France epitomizes the country more than the Dordogne, also known as the Périgord. It is a land of dense oak forests, slow flowing rivers, medieval villages and chateaux everywhere! Step back in time as we enjoy an old fashioned welcome at our privately owned accommodation, with decorated bedrooms, and the famously rich Périgord cuisine. This region is known for dense forests, green rivers, trickling waterwheels, and some of the officially rated “Most Beautiful Villages” of France.

No region in France epitomizes the country more than the Dordogne, also known as the Périgord. It is a land of dense oak forests, slow flowing rivers, medieval villages and chateaux everywhere! Step back in time as we enjoy an old fashioned welcome at our privately owned accommodation, with decorated bedrooms, and the famously rich Périgord cuisine. This region is known for dense forests, green rivers, trickling waterwheels, and some of the officially rated “Most Beautiful Villages” of France.

Once you’ve been seduced by the Eiffel Tower, the Musée d’Orsay, and a Bateau Mouche in the City of Light, you’re ready to come back for a more in-depth, experience. Here’s your chance! In partnership with our publication Bonjour Paris, we’ve got a program giving you a taste of what makes Paris so special, from a local’s perspective.

Once you’ve been seduced by the Eiffel Tower, the Musée d’Orsay, and a Bateau Mouche in the City of Light, you’re ready to come back for a more in-depth, experience. Here’s your chance! In partnership with our publication Bonjour Paris, we’ve got a program giving you a taste of what makes Paris so special, from a local’s perspective.

Who hasn’t dreamed of visiting iconic Provence, a land of vineyards, olive trees and stone built villages, and rosé wine, at least one in a lifetime?  With our base in the Southern Luberon Valley, you will be immersed in the relaxed rhythm of this region, enjoying farmers markets and local cafés, the colourful landscape of famous painters, and the “art de vivre”, or lifestyle, of many writers.

Fall in love with Paris, the City of Light, as you visit the Notre Dame, Louvre and Versailles. Take a cruise on the Seine and a culinary gourmet walk through the Left Bank, then live it up with dinner atop the Eiffel Tower. Then travel to a luxury villa in Provence and visit Avignon, Arles, Aix-en-Provence, Pont du Gard, Provencal villages and vineyards. Take a wine appreciation class and a private cooking lesson.