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in France for your houseboat canal rental or hotel barge
vacation on the waterways of Europe
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Dear Navigator
Welcome to the english language web site dedicated solely
to your next vacation by barge or houseboat on the canals
and waterways of Europe. We hope that you can pronounce
our name. As it implies we are a travel agency specialising
in waterways holidays.
We have without doubt the most extensive site on the web
dedicated to canal boat holidays in continental europe.
We are the sister company of who are waterways specialists
since 1987. For many years we organised and operated our
travel business within H2O, but it became more and more
obvious that this is a business that deserves to exist in
its own right.
H2Olidays was created in July 2001
Barging in France dot com is without doubt your most complete
scource for canal boat rental in continental Europe available
on the web.
We are a small company and you will have easy and direct
contact with the people organising your vacation. We work
with most of the major operators and we can always find
you the best available boat for where and when you want
to cruise. If we don't have the boat that you asked for
available, we will propose the closest alternatives. Please
let us know which criteria are the most important to you:
the exact dates?, the boat?, the company?, the departure
base? etc. We are here to help you before, during, and after
your trip.
There are not too many images on this site and those that
are here have been kept deliberately small in the hope that
they will load quickly onto your screen. There are hundreds
and hundreds of pages of information to enable you to make
your choice. We are constantly upgrading and improving the
site and we welcome any comments that you may have to make
it load faster and look good on your screen. We have opted
for a full screen presentation and so some of the pages
may be deformed, especially when printed. Our priority is
to get as much information to you as quickly as possible.
We love boats and France and we hope that you enjoy this
site enough to try out the canals and rivers some time in
the near future.
All of the hotel barges and rental boats here are on offer
at exactly the same price as offered directly by the operators
themselves. We have added no extra booking or payment fees.
We are a fully bonded French Travel agency. Beware of other
websites where there is no company name and address as they
are probably not travel agents and you have no guarantee
that your cruise will take place as booked. If they do not
specify their travel agency licence number then they could
be closed down at any moment by the authorities concerned
in the country that they operate from. We are registered
in France and this is one of the most serious qualifications
that can be obtained.
We hope that you will find this site informative and friendly
and that you will book through us. We need you!
We would like to present to you 3 different types of canal
holiday depending on your comfort requirements and budget.
Self Drive Houseboats Bed and Breakfast Barging Hotel Barges
These boats are available on a weekly rental basis in most
regions of France and also in Holland, Ireland, Scotland,
Italy, and Germany.
No previous experience or driving license is necessary but
you should be in normal reasonable physical condition.
The boats are arranged to sleep from 2 to 12 persons and
are provided with everything to help you enjoy your holiday;
bedding with duvets and linen, fully equipped kitchen with
oven and fridge, shower with hot water, heating, bicycles
(bicycles are a paid extra) and canal guides.
The boats are regularly inspected by the canal authorities
rather like the 'coast guard' inspection and they are fully
equipped with safety equipment.
You must of course rent the entire boat. Bargains are available
in the mid and low seasons. These boats are very popular
so book early. More details.
We work with the barges 'Alphonsia Maria' in the Sancerre
region, the barge Who Knows on the Burgundy Canal , and
the 'Au Fil de l'Eau' working on the Saone and Rhöne.
These are barges for charter only and based on cruises of
2, 4 or 6 nights. The barges are driven by the owners who
live in separate quarters in the aft of the barge. There
are 3/4/5 separate sleeping cabins each with a private bathroom.
The total sleeping capacity is limited by law to 6 guests
(12 on the Au Fil de l'Eau)..
We can arrange any extra services such as a chef to shop,
cook and wash up, a guide with minibus, pickup and drop
off at a train station or airport, hot air ballooning etc..
(the minibus is usually included with the Who Knows and
the Alphonsia Maria). This gives you the maximum flexibility
to enjoy the canals and also discover the region.
Prices do not vary throughout the season and so it is a
bargain for the summer months. More information.
These are the ultimate in luxury and the most comfortable
way to experience the canals.
There are many companies providing either the entire barge
for charter or individual cabins. You can sit back and relax
and everything is provided for you including crew, meals,
excursions, bicycles etc.
Cruises are usually for one week. Many operators arrange
pickup and drop off in Paris or the nearest large city.
There is a good ratio of crew to guests, and you will be
well taken care of. Excursions ashore enable you to visit
the surrounding area whilst still having plenty of time
on board.
This is a big market but we have selected a few of our favorite
operators to present to you here. Book early as these boats
are very popular and are often full 6 months ahead. More
information.
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History of the Canal de Bourgogne
General history of Burgundy
The history of the Canal of Burgundy is long and complicated,
from the first projects in the 17th century to the actual
beginnings of construction, the numerous strikes by the
builders, to recent political decisions concerning the financing
of the canal. The canal du Midi has already been built at
this time.
In 1607 the first act towards the construction of the Burgundy
canal was the tax placed on the local farmers to help the
financing of the canal section between Dijon and Saint Jean
de Losne. It was not until 1696, when a study realised by
Vauban, who considered the 5 possible routes the canal could
use to connect the rivers Saône and Yonne. There were
many arguments concerning the route of the canal, civil
engineers who disagreed, local mayors who desired the canal
to pass as closely as possible, for they understood the
economical importance of the trade that would arrive, land
owners wishing to sell at very interesting prices.
A project by Mr de la Jonchere in 1718, saw the canal with
it's summit at the small town of Sombernon, the States of
Burgundy charged Mr Abeille in 1724 with the mission of
studying the Pouillenay valley. He conclusions concerning
the canal were given three years later. The route of the
canal was finally decided and accepted.
At the beginning of the reign of Louis XVI in 1765, the
construction of the Burgundy canal began on the side of
the Yonne working upstream towards the town of Tonnerre,
and a few years later the work began on the Saône
side towards Dijon. The cost of the construction was assumed
by the French state on the Yonne side up to the limits of
Burgundy, and the Burgundy state with a subvention financed
the rest of the construction.
The Yonne side of the canal fell rapidly behind schedule,
and due to poor funding the construction of the canal halted
in 1793. The state of Burgundy however, pushed ahead and
the canal was completed between the city of Dijon and the
river Saône, on the 14th of December 1808 the first
barges arrived in the port of Dijon. During the revolution
all work was stopped.
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Even with the insistence of Napoleon the 1st, difficulties
concerning the construction and the continual poor funding
of the project, the canal construction could not advance.
It was not until 1822, after a loan of 25 million francs,
that the enthusiasm and courage came forth to complete the
project. On the 28th of December 1832 a barge crossed the
summit of the canal via the tunnel, and the Burgundy canal
at last connected the north of France to the south, the
river Seine connected to the river Rhone.
The final part of the construction of the Burgundy canal
was the complicated and impressive tunnel, which is at the
summit. This tunnel is 3.333 kilometres long in a straight
line, you must remember that at these times 90% of the work
was manual. At its deepest section there is 48 metres of
land above the tunnel. The building of the tunnel began
in 1826 and was terminated in 1832, the work was very difficult
and dangerous, and quite a few workers lost their lives
during the digging. The tunnel is ventilated by 32 wells,
which climb to the surface; they were also used to assist
in excavating the earth during the digging. the tunnels
were added to the construction after a few years of operation,
after it was realized that the pollution generated by the
steal boat tug was dangerous.
The Burgundy Canal Tunnel is wide enough for one barge to
pass at a time, so a traffic system has always been used,
(managed by the lock keepers at both ends). There was no
room for a horse to tow the barge, so they crossed over
the hill along the tree alley where the wells can still
be seen. Meanwhile, until a tug system was developed, the
men had to pull on a special cable and using gaffs to haul
the barge through the tunnel. The first tug arrived on the
canal in 1867, as steam powered vessel continued to pull
barges through until 1893 when an electrical tug was installed.
Continue to read the history
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the canals of France on a Luxury French Hotel Barge Vacation.
A French barge vacation offers a special glimpse of France,
at 4 mph. Each day you will take a Tour in an air conditioned
private French tour bus. Each day aboard your Luxury French
Hotel Barge Vacation will provide you with a new sampling
of the finest French wines and the best in gourmet French
foods. Some barges even offer an open bar. It is all included
in the price. Try a French Barge Vacation Cruise this year.
Your French Hotel Barge Cruise Vacation will be the best
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This year a new group of investors have purchased time share
cabins on Canal & Company's five French barges. Some
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of French Hotel Barge.clients. Vacations using these timeshare
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out of London England. Luxury Suite Accommodations, open
bar, daily excursions, fantastic itinerary. Individual bookings
or charter accepted. Capacity 8 persons, priced from $3690
per person dbl.
Barge Luciole--Cruises the beautiful Nivernais in Western
burgundy. The Nivernais is rated by experienced barge travelers
as one of the finest cruse routes in Europe. Embracing both
river and man made canal, the Nivernais preserves the character
of 150 years ago. Individual bookings or charter. 7 days,
6 nights, meals, wine, bar drinks, excursions. Priced from
$2550 to $3250 per person dbl. Capacity 14 with two single
cabins.
The French Barge Who Knows, a unique bed and breakfast barge
cruising Burgundy's most popular canal. You will moor near
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GoBarging
with European Waterways
Luxury Barge cruises in EuropeHello, and welcome to our
GoBarging website.
We'd like to introduce you to the European waterways, to
the world of GoBarging.
Our luxury hotel barges cruise the inland waterways of seven
European countries, along canals, rivers, lakes and lochs.
This is an opportunity to visit these countries and experience
life there, from a truly unique perspective.
Take our video tour for a taste of a unique barging experience
Your floating hotel cruises gently along, while you relax,
enjoy the fine wines and excellent cuisine, the company
of fellow passengers - new friends, family, or old acquaintances.
Take a guided tour around the many castles, markets, battlefields
and ancient monuments, or go off exploring on your own.
Whatever you do, our dedicated and highly trained professional
staff will be there to look after you.
Our Captains ensure a safe and yet exciting passage along
your chosen route, our Chefs prepare a wide range of exquisite
food to suit every taste, our Tour guides are knowledgeable
and enthusiastic, and our stewards & stewardesses ensure
that our high standards are maintained throughout your cruise.
Travel the route of Celebrity Chef Rick Stein's French
Odyssey on
Anjodi and Rosa
Please use our website to explore our GoBarging world. We
offer many ways to navigate the website and find out about
our barges. Use the side menu to visit our Europe cruise
map to see the countries where we cruise, click on a region
and find out more about it, and the barges which cruise
there.
If you are new to barging, have a look at our Barging Video,
take a tour of our Barge fleet and read our GoBarging FAQ
to find out more about barge cruises on the European Waterways.
You can then use our Cruise guide to find a country, region
and barge of your choice. Every barge page has its own menu,
offering you lots of information on the unique merits of
each barge.
We offer a wide range of Theme cruise charters too, from
Golf cruises to Wine cruises, and our Theme Cruise guide
will help you to find a theme cruise to suit your needs.
Our site map contains links to all pages, and a short description
of each, offering another quick route to explore our website.
We provide cruise rates and you can check availability for
any barge and your preferred cruise dates. You can request
a brochure, download a copy, or have one mailed, and why
not subscribe to our monthly newsletter the Lockkeeper,
where we feature different barges each month, provide cruise
news and offers.
So, welcome once again, and we hope this website gives you
a taste for our unique barging world.
"Barges
in France (and Belgium, Holland, England, Scotland, Ireland,
Germany, and Italy) ...
for the experience of a lifetime!" ™
or email: info@specialplacestravel.comEdition for: Sunday,
February 26, 2006
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Barges in France, Barges in Europe, Divisions of Special
Places Travel, LLC.
Expert, Experienced Independent Consultants on Barge Cruise
Vacations in France, England, Scotland, Ireland, Holland,
Belgium, Germany, and Italy.
For canal cruises, river cruises, barge cruises, in France,
and Europe, you've reached the most comprehensive site on
the web for barge cruise information.
ABOUT US ...
What Our Clients Say About Us:
"Excellent service in every way: Communication, timely
and complete receipt of documents, insurance recommendation,
even extra tidbits of general travel info (that we found
others who booked through someone else had not been given)"
D.G., North Carolina
"Your services were first class. You answered every
one of our questions fully and promptly. We took a lot of
comfort and confidence from that. In the pre-booking stages,
you were enormously helpful to me in sorting through the
various alternatives, and providing objective criteria for
evaluation." C.H., Washington, DC
"The trip ranks in our top five. My wife would say
the best trip ever. Thanks so much for all your personal
recommendations and for your in-depth knowledge of the hotels,
the local scene and of course the barges. We had a great
time!" M.V., Illinois
At Special Places Travel, we specialize in arranging the
vacation cruise week of a lifetime on a barge along the
canals and rivers of France, England, Scotland, Ireland,
Holland, Belgium, Germany, and Italy. We've been aboard
nearly all of the 60+ hotel barges in France and the rest
of Europe and we'd like to share our experiences to help
you select the barge that's right for you. If you've been
thinking about going on an incredible luxury hotel barge
cruise along one of France's picturesque canals or experiencing
cruise routes in other countries, you've come to the right
place. Special Places Travel, established in 1997, provides
an experienced, independent, one-stop source for everything
you'll need! We are the best source of information on all
of the barges, as well as on hotels, itineraries, things
to do, and how to get to your cruise destination.
ABOUT HOTEL BARGES AND BARGE CRUISES ...
Historically, they were working barges (peniche, in French),
but have been transformed into elegant floating hotels ...
and the vacation experience of a lifetime!
Hotel barge cruises are seven days and six nights
Charter a barge for friends, families, groups, or book individual
cabins on most barges.
Costs range from $1,790 to over $5,000 per person, based
on double occupancy. The average is about $3,200 per person.
A few barges have single cabins with no single supplement.
Barge cruises are typically ALL-INCLUSIVE: private cabin
with bath, all meals, wines, open bar, escorted side excursions.
(Air fare not included).
Most barges cruise in Burgundy or the South of France (Canal
du Midi), although there are cruises similar to a French
barge cruise in other regions, including England, Scotland,
Ireland, Holland, Belgium, Germany, and Italy.
WHAT MAKES A HOTEL BARGE CRUISE SO SPECIAL ...
The outstanding cuisine aboard the barge, with local wines
and cheeses to accompany meals.
The beauty and tranquility of the canals and rivers, with
the chance to bike and walk along the canal or waterway.
The pampering and attention from enthusiastic crew members,
and the luxury of having them provide individualized, personal,
guided tours of special places along the way.
SPECIAL
PLACES TRAVEL, LLC.
MASTER LIST OF HOTEL BARGES: 2006
FRANCE, BELGIUM, ENGLAND, GERMANY, HOLLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND,
ITALY
The following chart contains information on rates/itineraries
for hotel barges in France, as well as Belgium, England,
Germany, Holland, Ireland, Scotland, and Italy. Note that
rates and itineraries may change at any time. Prices below
are for the 2006 season. (Note that special prices may apply
to some barges. See special offers at BARGES IN FRANCE SPECIALS
PAGE.) To ensure the best match between your individual
preferences and what is available, please contact us as
soon as you start your planning.
What is included. Unless noted, a barge cruise is seven
days and six nights, and most start on Saturday or Sunday
afternoon. Price includes all meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner),
alcoholic beverages, transfers, and excursions, except where
noted. In France, most Burgundy canal barges include transfer
from and to Paris in their price (some even on the TGV train!),
whereas barges in the Canal du Midi, for example, typically
don't include transfers from Paris. In England, Scotland,
Ireland, Belgium, Germany, Holland, and Italy, transfers
are included from major cities nearest the river cruise
route.
Charter prices apply to "whole boat" charter,
with the maximum number of guests. For chartering with fewer
than the maximum number of passengers, special rates apply.
Charters are a fantastic way to celebrate friendships and
to turn special occasions into a gala week for everyone.
"Per Person" prices are based on double occupancy.
For nearly all barges, a single supplement applies. Booking
by individual cabin is great -- you'll share in the adventure
with other passengers, and many of our individual cabin
bookings have found friendships for life.
"Value" and "Regular" Season Prices.
Where a range is given, the lower price applies to the "value"
season, if available, and the higher price applies to the
"regular season." Value season prices can be as
much as $700 to $1,200 per person lower than regular season
prices. Value season varies by barge, but typically applies
to the first three weeks in April and the last two weeks
in October through November. In the Canal du Midi and some
other areas, value seasons also may include mid-July/August
in addition to the early and late season. Some barges have
introduced a "Mid Season" price for July/August
and a week or two in early and late season.
For all the specific rates, click on the individual hotel
barge web site, below, or call/email us.
About the barges and canals. Most barges are 16.5 feet wide,
and 80 to 128 feet long. All the barges are air-conditioned
except where indicated in the chart, below. For cruising
in France, we believe that the Nivernais and Briare Canals
in the Burgundy region, and the Canal du Midi in the South
of France are the most beautiful, but as you see, there
is something for everyone. Barges in England, Scotland,
Ireland, Holland, Belgium, Germany, and Italy cruise through
equally beautiful regions, unique to each country. Whatever
your preference, we can help guide you to the right canal
or waterway, the right barge or boat, that most matches
your preferences.
Welcome
Aboard the Fandango & Tango,
two of France's most authentic and beautiful boutique hotel
barges. Owner operated, we guarantee an exclusive and unforgettable
vacation for your group of 4 to 12. Our cruises float through
the Languedoc, one of Southern France's most fascinating
regions, recently dubbed "the next Provence."
Our waterway is the picture-perfect 300 year old Canal du
Midi, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site and considered
to be the prettiest canal in France.
Fandango
and Tango are famous for the beautiful décor
and fine gourmet cuisine and wine served on board. Featured
in such publications as 'Bon Appetit', 'Travel & Leisure'
and 'Food and Wine', our vessels are one of the best ways
to sample local delicacies of Southern France, both on board
and at local restaurants, a unique feature of the cruise
program.
A
barge cruise on Fandango or Tango means relaxed
luxury plus a chance for up-close contact to a stimulating
local culture. Each day will be a flowing experience of
cruising for a few hours and enjoying a daily sightseeing
excursion in our air-conditioned mini-van. This can be to
visit local sites of historic or cultural interest, shop
at open air markets, enjoy winetastings and the olives from
the prize winning olive oil mill, l'Oulibo. While the barge
cruises at a leisurely pace you can walk alongside, ride
a bicycle into the countryside or simply put your feet up
on our provencal tiled decks while the chef prepares your
next delicious meal. An English-speaking crew of four pampers
you the week long.
In
the words of our passengers:
"Thank
you so much for a fabulous week of great tours, delicious
cuisine and spectacular sights on the canal du midi, it's
been a trip of a lifetime! "
Steve&Lin S. Bellevue WA.
"We
appreciate all the personal attention you gave to our cruise
group
it
was even more fabulous than we had anticipated; you are
real professionals."
Agatha&Rod K. Waterhead IL.
"We
will have wonderful memories to take home with us (To say
nothing of the hundreds of photos & videos of our cruise
on the Canal du Midi) We have loved hazel, and the terrific
crew of Daniel's barge - by far the best on the Midi. We
will miss you."
Mimi
S. Whitehall MI.
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the Solent)
Southern
Cross // Furuto, Bengurou (Japanese site)
The
Avid Cruiser (A cruise magazine distributed to
consumers exclusively through travel sellers)
The
Cruise Information Service - UK (PSA - Passenger
Shipping Association)
The
Cruise Ship Center
The Dutch cruise site
The Mining Company -
Cruises
The
Passenger Ship Society
The
Perfect Cruise (A guidebook by Chris B Dikmen)
The
Shipboard Cruiser (A monthly newsletter)
The
web site of ships (Japanese / English)
The
World Ocean & Cruise Liner Society (Publishers
of Ocean & Cruise News)
TravelPage.com's Cruise Page (by Interactive
Travel Guides, Inc.)
Travel
Services International (Chat and message boards)
Travel
Trade
Travel
Weekly Crossroads (On line community for travel
professionals)
Viagensdenavio.com.br
(Brazilian site)
What Cruise (Web site of What Cruise Magazine published
in UK)
When
the Cruise Ship Docks (Message boards on cruise
destinations)
Willem's
Maritime Pages (Ships visiting The Netherlands)
Groups and Lists
Cruiseferries
(Yahoo: cruise ships, old ocean liners and ferries
in the world)
Cruise_Ships
(Yahoo: dedicated to the sharing of cruise ship reviews,
pictures, news and stories)
Cruises
(MSN Groups)
Cruises
(Yahoo: do you like to cruise? Or do you need advise
about a cruise line, ship or destination for your
next vacation?)
Greatships
(Yahoo)
Liners
List (Yahoo)
PassengerShips
(Yahoo: discussion of ocean liners and other passenger
ships past, present and future)
Save
a Liner (Yahoo)
Travel/Cruise Operators,
Cruise Site
Abercrombie
& Kent Destination Clubs (British Virgin Islands
cruises)
AdventureSmith
Explorations (Eco-tourism specialist)
Aegean
Sails (Turkish Gulets - 18 to 35 meters)
Alaska
Sea Adventures (Cruises aboard the 6/8 pax Alaska
Adventurer)
Amazon Tour & Cruises
American
Safari Cruises (Yacht cruises)
Andando
Tours (Galapagos Islands cruises)
Aqua
Cat Cruises (Bahamas liveaboard scuba diving cruises)
Athlone
Cruisers Ltd (Cruises on the Shannon River, Ireland)
ATW Cruises (Around The World Cruises - Safezone Pty.
Ltd. - out of business)
Aurora
Expeditions (Australia. Charter of the Russian
ice-strengthened vessel Marina Svetaeva)
Austin-Lehman
Adventures (Galapagos Island programs)
Aventura
(Charter, tours of the river vessel Aventura
in Germany)
Canadian
Sailing Expeditions (Atlantic, Pacific and Caribbean
windjammer cruises)
Celles Maritime Adventures Club (Elegant private megayachts)
China
Cruises
Chosen
Voyage (The kosher vacation company)
Classic
Cruises of Newport (Sailing cruise yacht Arabella)
Crewedyachts.com
(Yacht with crew)
Cruise
Adriatic (MS Dalmacija)
CruiseNorway
(A virtual Norwegian Coastal Voyage cruise)
Cruising
the Great Lakes (The Mariport Group)
Cruising the waterways of Russia (Official site of
the Russian National Tourist Office)
Crown
Blue Line (Charter of river boats in Europe)
Cruise
Ireland (By Carrickcraft, Ireland, cruiser hire
company)
Emeraude
Classic Cruises (Hanoi, Vietnam)
ExpeditionTrips.com
(Small ships experts)
Explorer
Cruises (Antarctica programme with the Explorer
II)
Fathom
Expeditions
France
Cruises (River barges)
Grand
Circle Cruise Line (River cruises)
Grand
Yacht Adventures
HB
Cruises of France (Barge cruises in France)
Holiday
Kreuzfahrten (Mona Lisa)
Imperial
River Cruises (River cruises in Russia and Ukraine)
Kenai
Fjord Tours (Alaska Glacier Cruises)
K2O
- Kimberley to Ocean (Kimberley coast, Australia)
Legends
of IndoChina (Hotels, river cruise and train journey)
Maine
Windjammer Cruises
Manohra
Cruises (Bangkok Marriott Resort & Spa)
Metropolitan
Touring (Galapagos Cruises)
Nippon
Charter Cruise, Ltd (Formed by Mitsui O.S.K.
Passenger Line, Ltd and Japan Cruise Line, Inc.)
Noble
Caledonia (Cruise operator in UK)
Norwegian Coastal Voyage Inc. - Bergen Line Services
Nubian
Nile Cruises (Cruises in Egypt and the Nubia
Sea)
Oberoi
Group (MV Vrinda, river cruises, India)
Odessamerica (Operator of sea and river cruises)
Page
& Moy - Cruise Collection (Tour Operator, UK)
Panagiota
Yacht (Greece)
Péniche
d'hôtes Alphonsia Maria (Barging hotel in
France)
Phoenix
Reisen GmbH (Tour Operator, Germany)
Poseidon
Arctic Voyages (A Russian operator)
Prince
William Sound Cruises & Tours
Princess
Tours & Princess Alaska Lodges (Princess Cruises'
tour company in Alaska)
Royal
Cleopatra Nile Cruises (Cruises aboard a Dahabia)
Russian Waterway Cruises (By Cruise Marketing
Int.)
Russian Waterways Cruises (by GT Corporation)
Sailing
Boat Eolo (Luxury cruises in the Venice Lagoon)
Small
Ship Cruises(All the ships under 500 pax)
Saechsische
Dampfschiffahrt (River cruises in Germany)
Seetours
International (Cruise operator, Germany - P&O
Princess Cruises)
Serenité
River Cruising (Germany)
Shakespeare
Classic Line (Narrow boats in UK)
Sonesta
Nile Cruises
Tahiti
Cruises (Haumana Yacht, 17 cabins)
The
Barge Connection (Canal and river barging in
Europe)
The
New York State Canal System (Erie, Champlain,
Oswego and Cayuga Seneca canals)
The
Paraná Gypsy (River barge on the Paraná
River in Soth America)
Transocean
Tours (Cruise operator, Germany)
Transturin
(Titikaka Catamarans Cruise Line)
Travcotels
(Nile Cruises)
Travel
Dynamics International
Unigalapagos
(Galapagos Islands cruises)
Venture
Pacific Marine, Inc. (Yacht Centurion)
Victory
Yacht Cruises (Cruising in Tierra Del Fuego)
Vikings
Yacht Cruises (Yacht cruises to the Greek islands)
Vivamare
Seereisen GmbH
Voyages
of Discovery (Tour operator, UK)
Voyage
of the Wanderbird (Maine, Nuova Scotia, Newfoundland
and Labrador)
World
Heritage Cruises (Cruises around Tasmania's World
Heritage Wilderness)
Zegrahm
Expeditions
Auction
All
Cruise Auction
Sky
Auction
The
Cruise Auction
Trans-Atlantic Cruises
Schedules
North
Atlantic sailing schedules (Cunard Line, Canada
Maritime and Independent Container Line ships by The
Cruise People Ltd)
Trans-Atlantic Passenger Services (Year-round
sailings by liner and by freighter. The Cruise People
Ltd)
Cruise Software
and other services for Travel Professionals
Agent
Advantage Pro (By Joystar)
Agenta
(An Amadeus workplace solution)
Amadeus
API
Amadeus Cruise
Anite
Business Systems
Blue
Wave Solutions (Waveworx)
Bookccl.com
(Carnival Cruise Lines's travel agent Internet portal)
Complete
Cruise Solution (Created by Carnival UK)
Cornerstone
Information Systems
CruiseAgent
Magazine (Written for, and distributed exclusively
to cruise selling agents by Performance Media Group,
Inc.)
CruiseQuest
CruisePartner
(By OurVacationStore - OVS)
Cruise
Solver
CruisingPower.com
(Celebrity Cruises and Royal Caribbean International
for agents)
Elleipsis
(TravelTalk and OdysseyNG)
Galileo
(LeisureShopper - Galileo Cruise)
GeoAgents.com
HALpromos.com
(A resource for travel agents from Holland America
Line)
Hogia
Ferry Systems Ab (Bookit reservation system)
MailPound.com
(Management of faxes and email messages)
Me-Print
(By Vacationcoach Inc.)
MSC
Cruises North America (Agent resource site)
Oceania
Cruises Travel Agent Center
OVSCruise
(By International Cruise & Excursions, Inc. through
OurVacationStore)
PITA
(Professional Internet Travel Alliance)
Power
Agent (By Revelex)
Princess
OneSource (A resource for travel agents from Princess
Cruises)
Rescompany
Systems Ltd.
Resconcepts
(Reservation system by Cruise Technologies, Inc.)
SabreCruises
SeaWare
Cruise Reservation Software (By Versonix)
StrataDial.VC2
(Home-based call center agents, remote agents software
by Stratasoft Inc.)
The Compass (Silversea Cruises for travel agents)
The
Idea Machine (Book - Sales ideas for travel agents)
Trip
Professionals (A home-based business for agents)
Worldspan
Cruise
Designer, Consultants, Research,
Shipyards, Supplyiers, Brokers
A.
G. Edwards - AGE (Booking and pricing survey)
Aker
Finnyards (Shipyard Finland)
Aker
Yards ASA (The group that includes Kvaerner Masa
Yard)
Aker
MTW Werft GmbH, Wismar (Shipyard, Germany)
Allin
Corporation (Interactive television)
Almaco
Group (Products and services for passenger areas
and catering areas)
AMK Architects
& Designers
Ashland
Specialty Chemical's Drew Marine Division (Products
and services for the global marine industry)
Atlantic
Marine Inc. (Shipyard, US)
Beaumont
Associates (Consultants and ship brokers)
Beco
Caribbean Trade (Furnitures)
Recommended Cruise Book
Links to cruise web sites
(The list includes magazines, news sites, forums,
chats, shipyard, ports, tour operators, designers,
consultants, associations, freighter, exhibitions,
conferences, etc.)
(The sites listed in this links page are choosen by
Cybercruises, reviewed costantly, updated and can
also be removed from the list in the sole discretion
of Cybercruises)
Magazines, Cruise Database, News, Forums, Books, Guides
About Cruises
AlaskaCruisingReport.com (The ABCs of Alaska Cruising...
by Mike Miller)
An Bord Magazine (Germany)
Asian Cruise Passenger (A new magazine)
Australian Cruise Club (Australian cruise webpage
& online cruise club)
Australian Cruise Passenger Magazine
Black Cruise Week (Directory featuring African American
themed cruises)
Candy's Internet Cruise Planner (By Candy Brock)
Choosing Cruises UK (Cruise lines, ships, ports)
Click-a-Cruise
Crociereonline.Net (Italian site)
Crociere.com (Italian site)
Cruceromania.net (A Spanish site)
Cruise (A Japanese Magazine)
Cruise @ddicts (Information center e community)
Cruiseblogger.com (Cruise news)
Cruisecal.com (Where is your ship ?)
CruiseCompete.com (Top travel agencies compete to
offer lowest prices on cruises)
Cruise Business Net (Trade magazine Cruise Business
Review, Finland)
Cruise Calls (German site)
Cruiseclues (Extensive information on specific cruises)
Cruise Community (An archive of information for the
cruise industry, by Seatrade Cruise Media Ltd)
CruiseCrazies (Primarily focused on the CruiseCrazies
board)
Cruise Critic (A site for cruise lovers with information
covering all aspects of cruising)
CruiseDiva.com (A cruise travel guidebook)
Cruise & Ferries Network
CruiseEnvy (Free message board, reviews, & photo
albums)
CruiseFerry.de (German site)
Cruiseflash.com
Cruise & Ferry News (A monthly newspaper)
Cruise & Vacation Views (Leisure travel sales
& marketing)
CruiseJournals.com (Cruise community pages)
Cruise Lifestyles Magazine Online
Cruise Line Forums
CruiseLines.us (Cruise line links & news)
Cruiseline-chat.com (Cruise chat site)
CruiseMates.com (Internet cruise magazine and community)
Cruise Industry Network (A maritime directory)
Cruise Industry News
CruiseLetter by Bill Cooper
Cruise Liner Reviews
Cruise-links.com
Cruise Magazine
Cruise News
Cruise News Daily (Daily headlines, full text of the
stories are delivered via e-mail each day or each
weekend)
Cruise News (Exploring the world by ship)
Cruise Observer (Customized newsletter for travel
agents by Traveletterz Inc.)
Cruise Opinion (Opinions, ratings, and comments from
cruisers)
CruiseReports
Cruise-Reviews.com
CruiseReviews.Com
Cruise Reviews Online (Cruise ship reviews, cruise
line reviews and cruise ship ratings)
Cruise Ships
Cruise Ships 2
Cruise Staterooms (Finding, visiting, comparing staterooms
aboard cruise ships)
Cruise Travel (Cruise Travel MAgazine)
Cruise Traveller Online (A cruise magazine in UK)
Cruise2.com (A cruise portal)
Cruise UK (A directory of the cruise industry of the
UK)
Cruisewebs.com (Directory and information resource)
Cruise Week News (A weekly newsletter delivered via
fax or e-mail)
CruiseView (Streaming video tours of cruise ships)
Cruising @ www.ezboard.com (Forum)
Cruising - Cruising-On-TV
Cruising on Line (Brazilian site)
Cruising the 21st century (Dedicated to cruise ships
that are in active service)
Das Ruderhaus (German site)
Discover-Cruises (Passenger Shipping Association UK
- PSA)
e-cruiseworld.com (The global cruise site)
Entirely Cruises
Epinions.com (Express your opinion)
FuNcruiseN.com
Get Cruising (Passenger ship infocenter)
Infocruceros.com (Spanish site)
Interactive Cruises
Kreuzfahrten Infos - Kreuzfahrten Online Buchen (German
site)
List of Official
Lloyd's Cruise International
Luxury Cruise Directory
National Geographic (Cruise Guide)
Nautical Notes (News on the cruise and shipping industries)
On The Road Magazine (In-Cabin magazine)
Passion for Cruising.com (Cruise guide)
PlanCruise.Com
Porthole Cruise Magazine
Prow's Edge
Rolling pin Cruise
Seacruise (A IRC based chat channel)
SeacruiseReviews.com
Seereisen Portal (Cruise links, German site)
Schiffsfotos (German site dedicated to all ships enthusiasts
and photo collectors worldwide)
Bermello,
Ajamil & Partners (Cruise facilities: planning,
design and construction)
Blohm+Voss
(Shipyard, ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems)
Blohm
+ Voss Repair GmbH (Shipyard, ThyssenKrupp Marine
Systems)
BMT
SeaTech (Computer based training products)
Brandimarte
Marine (Lighting, Audio systems, etc.)
Brax
Shipping (Shipbrokers & Maritime Consultants)
Brombach
& Gess GmbH & Co (Bonding technology)
Brookdale
Int. Systems (Emergency escape smoke hood)
Cammell Laird Holdings PLC (Shipyard, UK)
Caredi
- Naval Works Division (Furniture outfittings)
Cassens-Werft
(Shipyard - Germany)
Chantiers
de l'Atlantique (Shipyard, France)
Clixby
Associates (Architectural & design services)
Columbia
Ship Management (Ship management services, Cyprus)
Creative
Cruise Projects International (Professional services
within the cruise, ferry and yachting industries)
Cruise
Advance (Projects for tour operators and cruise
lines related to quality management, product development
and operations - Germany)
Cruise Associates (Australian-based consultancy)
Cruise
& Maritime Services (Brokering and operational
and management services)
Cruise
& Ship Technology (A site for the cruise and ship
industry)
Cruiseworthy
(Cruise and ferry marketing consultancy and services)
Danube
Research (Danube transport & navigation consultants)
Deltamarin
Ltd (Design and consulting)
Denton
Design and Marketing (Creative service for the
cruise industry)
Designteam
(Design e consultancy based in UK)
Edstrom
Marine Consulting
Elomatic
Marine Engineering (Design, engineering and project
management services)
Euroyards
(European shipyards Fincantieri, Alstom Marine, HDW,
IZAR and Meyer Werft. T)
Fidelio
Cruise (Software for cruise line operators)
Fincantieri
(Shipyard,
Italy)
Galbraith's
Ltd (Brokers)
Gee
& Jenson (Cruise port development)
GEM
Srl (Architect Mortola, Genoa)
Global
Destinations Development (Development and marketing
of new cruise ports of call and leisure-travel destinations)
GoLDEN
Speaks Out (A consulting firm specializing in
entertainment and enrichment programming, product
development, co-branding partnerships and beverage
marketing)
G.
P. Wild (International) Limited (Consulting, marketing)
Grand
Bahama Shipyard
Hermann's
Project Design Oy (Consulting and project management
company)
HMS
- Harbour Marine Systems (Entertainment and Communication
systems as lighting, audio, video, T.V. systems, etc.)
HI-FOG
(Water Mist Fire Protection Systems)
HPC
Hamburg Port Consulting (Consultancy)
HSMAI
- Cruise Internet Marketing Special Interest Group
(Consultancy)
Insystcom,
Inc. (SeaLynx, interactive entertainment system)
IRN
Services (Statistics, research, consultancy -
UK)
International
Shipping Partners - ISP (Ship management service)
Italian
Seaways Group (Integrated logistics for shipping)
James
P. Colie & Associates, Inc. (Ship interior contractors)
Keppel
Shipyard (Singapore)
Keppel
Verolme Shipyard (Rotterdam, The Nederlands)
Knud
E. Hansen A/S (Ship design)
Kvaerner Masa Yard (Shipyard, Finland)
Landry
& Kling Inc. (Consulting for meetings at sea)
Lighthouse
ICS (Software, services and support for the cruise
industry)
Lloyd
Werft Bremerhaven GmbH (Shipyard, Germany)
MacGregor
(Shipboard elevators and escalators, galleys, etc.)
MACVCO
(Entertainment technology for cruise ships)
Malta
Shipyards
Marine
Environmental Partners, Inc.
Marlink
(Provider of wireless telecommunication services)
Marine
Interiors (A magazine for the interior and outfitting
sectors)
Marine
Transportation Consultants (Broker and consultants)
Martek
Marine (Marine safety systems)
Martinoli
SAM (Ship manager specialized in the leisure sector)
Medov
(Ship management, services)
Metro
Cruise Services (Metropolitan Stevedore Company)
Meyer
Werf (Shipyard, Papenburg - Germany)
Mivan
(Contractor - Northern Ireland)
Wine
Spectator - semi-monthly benchmark that all-too-often
prefers to accent "lifestyle" over wine
eRobert Parker - a subscription-only site containing
Wine Advocate tasting notes back through '92
Wine & Cuisine magazine - a look at foods and
wines of the South and Southwest
Wine X Magazine - today's youth will be served
Connoisseurs' Guide to California Wine - the on-line
version of the monthly subscription, with lots of
info
Wine Enthusiast - monthly with articles and profiles
Quarterly Review of Wines - often fascinating articles
- sort of a Wine & Spirits meets Wine News
Wine Mag e-zines - original cyber e-zines and other
e-format magazines & newsletters
Burghound - Allen Meadow's quarterly report on Burgs
Burgundy Report - Bill Nanson's quarterly report on
Burgs
Pinot Report - Greg Walter's report on western Pinot
Noir
Wine on the Web - lots of info here, with plenty of
articles and a nice audio track
Professional Friends of Wine - well organized trove
of both educational and gen'l reference info
Wines & Vines - wine and grape industry news
The Wine Lover's Page - excellent articles, essays,
glossaries, TNs, and links
Tom Cannavan's Wine Pages - from the UK; probably
the most comprehensive and informative of personal
sites. Essays, quizes, etc.
Stratsplace - food/wine/gardening, lots of links,
wine label scans, and info
LesKincaid Wine- author and chef Les Kincaid's articles
and info on wine
Cellar Tastings - worldwide food, wine, and travel
events
winebusiness.com - wine business info
California Wine - articles, commentary, and discussion
- from Alan Boehmer
wines.com - guide to wine and wineries
Wine Info - FAQs
Tasters Guild New York - an interesting site, well
organized, and with lots of info
Into Wine - very comprehensive
CellarNotes.net - just barrels-full of wine references,
facts, stats, glossary, etc
The Wine FAQ - Brad & Dri's internet guide - a
nice encyclopedia of when, what & how
Personal Sites, Collections & Discussion Groups
Wine Home Pages & personal sites
Prince of Pinot - a site dedicated to Pinot Noir,
with winery and winemaker profiles, new releases and
reviews, and insider's information for acquiring artisanal
wines.
Damn Good Wine - damn good info, and damn good reading
Bordeaux Central - some one-stop shopping for stats,
info, and dialog on Bordeaux
TheWinedoctor - Eurpoean focus on tasting notes, articles,
and commentary - by Chris Kissack
Dr. Vino - wine recommendations, informative wine
political commentary
Nanson.ch - a Swiss-based site by Bill Nanson. Thorough
and very interesting, with lots of tasting notes
The Compleat Winegeek - Chris and Lisa Coad's site,
with excellent essays and and lots of geek-speak
Wine-People.com - interviews and reviews by Arthur
P. Johnson
The Zin Zealot - Vivian Nagy's site dedicated to Sonoma
Zins. Has some very nice photos
Gang of Pour - excellent content, and lots of good
reads
Mark Squires - tasting notes, articles, photos
Vinklubben Ansvar - what are they drinking in Volvo-land?
Viini-Web - how about some 'wine facts' from Finland
Table Wine - notes, reviews, commentary
Wine Label Collections
200 Years of Wines - an exhaustive and fascinating
worldwide collection
Wine Label Gallery - very interesting collection by
Mike Kellstrand
Unusual Wine Labels - very nice collection by Peter
May
WineLabelsWorld - amazing collection from a Belgian
collector
Australian Wine Labels - nice collection from Tony
Palfrey
Manfred Becker's Wine Label Gallery - an international
collection
Stratsplace - quite a large collection, catalogued
by producer
My own collection - a shameless plug
Wine Discussion Groups
West Coast Wine Discussion Group - Brad Harrington
Mark Squires Wine BB - now on the eRobertParker site
VinoCellar - Brad Molzen
Wine Lover's Discussion Group - Robin Garr
MPS
International, Inc. (Total security solution for
the maritime industry)
MTN
(Maritime Communications)
Navisystem
Marine Electronics
Neptun
Stahlbau (Shipyard)
Ocean
Development Group (Consulting)
Ocean
Shipping Consultants
Onboard
Media (Customized media solutions)
ON Technology (Solution for remote management of cruise
ship pcs and point-of-sale terminals)
PR-Cruiser
(PR services for small and medium-sized companies
in the cruise-industry)
Prodac Media AG (Prodac Maritime, interactive TV system)
PurpleFinder
(By Pole Star Space Applications Ltd.: a real-time
fleet management system)
SAM
Electronics (Electrical and bridge equipment)
Scanship
Environmental (Waste management systems)
Schaar
+ Niemeyer (General ship supplier)
Seaconsult
(Naval and cruise consultant, brokers, Germany)
SeaMobile,
Inc. (Wireless voice and data communications services
at sea)
SeaSeacure
LCC (Maritime security)
SeaKing
Inc. (Catering systems)
ShipPax
Information (Research, pubblications, consultancy)
Shipselect
(Meetings and incentives at sea; it's a "broker" service)
Shipshooter.com
(Jonathan Atkin, photographer to the cruise and maritime
industries)
Simsonship
Shipbrokers
Sydel
Corporation (Software applications for the travel
and tourism industry)
Solutions
at Sea (Event planning for corporate and leisure
group travel)
Spencer
Contract (Solutions for the interiors of luxury
cruise ships)
TEAMtalk
Satellite (Maritime data communications)
Terry
Mannon Project Consultant (Architectural & marine
interior services)
The
Marine Centre (Vessel acquisition and/or vessel
conversion service)
The
Maritime Group (Consulting for cruise, port and
ferry owners primarily in the area of project development)
Tillberg
Design US (Specialized in interior design)
Tillberg
Design (Specialized in interior design)
T.
Mariotti (Shipyard, Italy)
Thomas
Gregor Associates (Entertainment technology and
design)
Trimline
Ltd. (Marine outfitter)
Union
Naval de Levante (Shipyard, Spain)
Victoria
Shipyards (Washington Marine Group)
Cruise Ports, Port Authorities,
Port Associations...
Catering,
Services onboard, Ship Suppliers
ASC
Foods
Apollo
Ships Chandlers
Avendra
F.S.C.M - Full Service Cruise Management
HMS
Hanseatic Marine Services (Catering)
ISSA
(International Ship Suppliers Association)
Kyma
Ship Management
Ligabue
Group
Mediterranean Rainbow
Provimar
SA
Seabird
Marine Services (Egypt)
Triton
Cruise Services
Wilh
Richers (HMS Group)
Zernavi
Servizi Marittimi
Employment,
Recruiting
2003
Cruise Line Employment Manual
Airborne
Recruiting (Recruiting agency in India)
Barber
International (Shipmanagement, crewmanagement)
BMJE
(The Baltic Maritime Job Exchange)
Canadian
Cruise Recruitment
Crew
Academy (Recruitment, Brazil)
Crewconnected.com
(Online service for pilots/captains, cabin crew, crew
and ex-crew)
CruiseHire.Com
(Jobs on cruise ships)
Cruise
Job Line
CruiseKat
Cruise
Lines Employment
Cruise
Line Jobs
Cruise
Line Employment
Cruise
Line Jobs
Cruise
Services (Employment Consultancies)
CruiseShipEntertainment.Com
(Cruise industry onboard entertainment positions)
Cruise
Ships Job (Cruise line employment agency)
Cruise
Ships Jobs (Listings of available shipboard positions,
requirements and salary ranges)
Cruise
Ship Jobs Directory
CTI
Group USA (Global human resources, telecommunications,
crew services)
Dipendenti
Festival Crociere (Ex employees of Festival Cruises)
Gangway2C
(International recruiting)
Griffin
Marine Travel (A specialist travel company which
services the marine industry arranging crew and offshore
transportation to and from assignments)
International
Cruise Management Agency A/S (Crystal Cruises
- recruiting department)
International
Manning Services
Jobs
in Paradise
Manpower
Software (Crew manning and taskforce products)
Maritime Employment Services, Inc.
Maritime
Leisure Group
Moxie
Media (Training videos for ports and shipping
companies)
Ocean
Dolphin Ships Management (Overseas crew manning
agency )
Ocean Maritime Group
Romanov
Crewing Agency
Sea
Bee Lanimar (Crewing agency & manning agency,
Odessa Ukraine)
Sea
Cruise Enterprises (Positions available on cruise
ships, job descriptions, salary, etc.)
Sea-job.com
(International web site about sea jobs)
SeaPeople
(Marine recruitment agency operating in Australia)
Tatra
Marine Management
The
Cruise Employment Databank (Online searchable
database)
The
Press-gang (A new marine recruitment noticeboard)
Trabajo en cruceros.com (Spanish site)
UkrCrewing
Maritime Agency (The State Ukrainian Company)
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