The season begins with cruising in Holland for the tulip season, then in France cruises the Champagne region and the upper Lorie. From May through October cruises of Holland and Belgium begin in Amsterdam and go to Haarlem, Schoonhoven, Kinderdijk, Veere, Middelburg, Ghent, and Bruges. Cabins are all on the lower deck, are heated and air-conditioned, and are either twin or double with private bath and either portholes or windows. There are two single cabins. There are shore excursions to Keukenhof Gardens, the flower auction in Aalsmeer, and walking tours with guides.
Bicycles are available on board.
Rates include wine at lunch and dinner, an open bar and shore excursions. This is a hotel barge, built in 1937 as a cargo vessel and converted in 1991. It is in Holland until the end of May, then floats between Amsterdam and Bruges. There are two suites that can accommodate three persons, six twin cabins and two single cabins, all outside, with private baths. Officers and crew are Dutch.