Itinerário dia a dia
METZ TO COCHEM:
- Metz
- Metz – Remich, 19/31 mi. (30/50)
- Remich – Saarburg, 28 mi (45 km)
- Saarburg – Trier, 22 mi. (35 km)
- Trier – Bernkastel – Kues, 31 mi. (50 km)
- Bernkastel – Kues – Zell, 28 mi. (45 km)
- Zell – Cochem, 28 mi. (45 km)
- Cochem
SATURDAY: Chegada em Metz
DOMINGO: Metz – Remich, 19/31 mi. (30/50 km)
Você desfrutará o café da manhã enquanto veleja. A primeira oportunidade para pedalar hoje é da comporta de Talange. Essa rota passa através do interior da França, mas também é possível continuar a bordo um pouco mais e começar de Thionville. Via o belo vale do Mosel, você pedalará cruzando a fronteira da França entrando em Luxemburgo e passando pelo castelo de Sierck-les-Bains, situado às margens do Rio Mosel. No topo da colina há um castelo do século 11, que foi disputado pelo Duque de Lorraine e pelo Arcebispo de Trier no século 12. Passará a noite em Remich. Aqui o Rio Mosel separa a Alemanha de Luxemburgo com Remich ficando no território de Luxemburgo. Próximo a Remich, você pode visitar a pequena vila de Nenning e visitar uma antiga mansão romana. O piso de mosaico, praticamente sem danos no salão de entrada, é extremamente belo. Depois do jantar, você pode desfrutar uma degustação de “crèmant”. Crèmant é uma vinho branco espumante do qual Remich tem fama.
SEGUNDA-FEIRA: Remich – Saarburg, 28 mi. (45 km)
A rota de hoje segui o vale do Mosel e do Saar ao norte para visitar a charmosa Saargburg. No caminho há a oportunidade de visitar um adega para degustar vinho branco Mosel fresco. Saargburg é uma interessante cidade antiga na parte mais bonita do vale do Saar. As margens do rio são densamente florestadas. O castelo de Saargburg foi construído aqui no século 10. No meio da cidade há uma queda d’água de 20 metros. Aos pés da queda d’água há um antigo moinho, que é movido por uma pequeno rio. Nesta parte da cidade, a maioria das casas do século 17 e 18 ainda estão intactas.
TERÇA-FEIRA: Saargburg – Trier, 22 mi. (35 km)
Hoje o destino é a Trier, uma cidade interessante e animada, a mais antiga cidade da Alemanha. De acordo com os romanos, Trier foi fundada em torno de 15 a.C. por César Augusto sob o nome de Augusta Trevorum. Como uma cidade comércio e centro administrativo, Trier floresceu durante o final da Era Imperial. Essa era dourada romana nos deixou um número respeitável de monumentos. O de maior autenticidade é a Porta Nigra, Porta Negra, que uma vez fez parte de um sistema de 4 portões da cidade, cada um em um lado da cidade de formato aproximadamente retangular. A Porta Nigra protegia a entrada norte da cidade romana. Ela é hoje o maior portão de cidade ao norte do Alpes e foi tombada como Patrimônio da Humanidade pela UNESCO. Esta noite você está livre para desfrutar a cidade e jantar sozinho.
QUARTA-FEIRA: Trier – Bernkasel – Kues, 31 mi. (50 km)
De Trier, descendo, você encontrará adoráveis vinhedos. O vinho branco Mosel é amplamente conhecido. Continuando, passamos por Trittenheim e Piesport, ambos muito interessante. Piersport produz um bom número de belos vinhos brancos, e especialmente, o “Piesporter Goldröpfchen”. Trittenheim fica em uma curva fechada no Mosel. É rodeado de montanhas cobertas com vastos vinhedos. A capela Laurantiuskapelle, com seu coreto Gótico, está situada bem no meio dos parreirais. Hoje o destino é Bernkastel-Kues. Bernkastel é frequentemente visitada – antiga e pitoresca cidade com a melhor região de vinhos do Mid-Mosel. Visitas a adegas com oportunidade de saborear vinhos está na agenda. O orgulho da cidade é a praça do mercado com suas casas em estilo enxaimel.
QUINTA-FEIRA: Bernkasel – Kues – Zell, 28 mi. (45 km)
Nós seguimos o Mosel rio abaixo passando por Traben-Trarbach e Zell. Trarbach é rodeada por bosques e vastos vinhedos e é o maior centro de comércio de vinhos da região do Mosel. O destino é Zell, uma bela pequena cidade ao longo do rio.
SEXTA-FEIRA: Cochem, 28 mi. (45 km)
Pedalando de Zell, belamente situada ao longo do Mosel, o rio curva-se em várias voltas através das colinas. A Hoherott (452m) e a CorBerg (425m) são as regiões de vinho mais bem conhecidas. O destino final é Cochem, uma aconchegante e característica cidade Mosel, com montanhas de vinhedos íngremes, colinas de bosques, fortalezas medievais e um pitoresco centro com belas casas em estilo enxaimel. A fortaleza acomoda um museu que vale a penas ser visto.
SÁBADO: Partida individual.
COCHEM A METZ
- Cochem – Zell, 25 mi. (40 km)
- Zell – Bernkastel-Kues, 31 mi. (50 km)
- Bernkastel-Kues – Trier, 31 mi. (50 km)
- Trier – Saargburg, 22 mi (35 km)
- Saargburg – Remich, 31 mi (50 km)
- Remich – Metz, 25 mi. (40 km)
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Passeio Avaliação
Janet Zimmerman 3 weeks ago Verified Reviewer
Our week on the Quo Vadis was fantastic. The Captain,crew and cycling guides were all wonderful. The served up tasty, beautifully presented, filling and nutritious meals. Our cycling routes were interesting and fun. I’d do another trip on the Quo Vadis
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Peter B. 4 weeks ago Verified Reviewer
Easy riding in a beautiful settling with a great group spirit. The boat was very comfortable and clean and the staff made every effort to ensure we had everything we needed. Would recommend to anyone to have a look at this trip to see if it will suit them, all the information on the site was reliable and the experience was really enjoyable.
Boat: Quo Vadis
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Libby Stupak 1 month ago Verified Reviewer
I did the Cochem to Metz boat bike tour on the Quo Vadis August 3-10, 2019. The boat itself exceeded my expectation, as did the captain (owner of the boat), his family and the crew. Out bike guides, Ferry and John, were exceptional and so personal. Their knowledge of the area was great. I'm an avid biker for both recreation and commuting so the bike provided took a little getting used to. Also I'm quite short so could have used a bit smaller bike, but it worked out. Daily mileage was perfect which allowed us to see the sites and make stops. The food was fantastic, the scenery along the Mosel so beautiful. The stops we made each day were perfect and the time we were able to spend in Saarburg, Trier and Metz was great. I felt the attention paid to our having a great trip was exceptional. I booked my trip through Eurosail, and there were many blips in that process with that company, but in the end it all seemed to work out OK.
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Allen A. 1 month ago Verified Reviewer
The barge and crew were amazing as were the bike guides. I would not change a thing.
However . . . the bikes were horrid and it was a bike trip! They were dated . . . poorly maintained . . . and dangerous. I had a piece of my front fender break and get stuck between my spokes in the front tire. I could have been badly injured if not going so slow through construction. I would think a "bike" trip would offer much better bikes in the future. I would not recommend this trip to friends because of the bikes . . . everything else was top notch . . . the food, the staff, the rooms, the bar . . . too bad about the bikes not meeting expectations.
Boat: Iris
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Jehiel from Tripsite 4 weeks ago Staff
Hi Allen,
Thank you so much for sharing this feedback. The bikes used on this trip are serviced every week to ensure each bike is fit for the road. Our local partner would have gladly repaired or replaced the bike for you if it was brought to their attention. I hope that despite this issue, you still had a good time.
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Donna Martin 1 month ago Verified Reviewer
The staff on the Quo Vadis could not have been more accommodating,
Helpful, or fun. Our two bicycling guides, Ferry and John, were excellent and went out of their way to make this trip enjoyable for all. I wholeheartedly recommend this boat
and this trip.
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Angie 1 month ago Verified Reviewer
The crew on the Quo Vadis welcomed us with open arms. The food was outstanding, gourmet at every meal. Our guides John and Ferry made the biking part magical, both were so knowledgeable about the sites we stopped to see. The scenery was just breathtaking, the castles and vineyards and cathedrals. The rooms were very comfortable, especially the beds. Great showers and air conditioning! Would do this tour on this barge again in a heartbeat!
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Elizabeth S. 2 months ago Verified Reviewer
Best part? Stopping along the bike route to have a coffee or beer and seeing some of the historic and memorable sites in the quaint villages along the way!
Have an ice coffee at one of the lovely little cafes!
Boat: Iris
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Dean S. 2 months ago Verified Reviewer
The crew was second to none. Everyone took great pride in their work, especially the cook, who prepared meals to die for. We wanted to take her home with us. The guides went out of their way to make everyone happy. We really appreciated the guided tours in town each evening after dinner.
This trip was great for a wide range of abilities. Folks who were not as strong of bikers used e-bikes which were great equalizers.
My wife and I agree that this was one of the top vacations we've ever taken. We can't wait to go again.
Boat: Iris
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Joseph (Joe) S. 2 months ago Verified Reviewer
The crew of the Iris were all very knowledgeable and welcoming. By the end of the week I felt as though I knew each one personally and would welcome them all to my home should they travel my way. They made the trip more than worthwhile, especially when we had to ride in 100 plus degree weather. If I am to do another bike and barge trip it is this group of people that I would want as the crew.
Boat: Iris
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Garnet T. 8 months ago Verified Reviewer
The preparation and presentation of the meals, especially the evening meals was outstanding. And the fellowship with the other passengers was also a great highlight aided by the small number of guests.
Boat: Iris
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Brain F. 2 years ago Verified Reviewer
Most Memorable Part: The scenery, the people, the food, and the cycling.
Boat: Iris
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Leo R. 2 years ago Verified Reviewer
Most Memorable Part? Excellent group that interacted very well from the onset.
Boat: Iris
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Garnet T. 2 years ago Verified Reviewer
The Barge Iris was outstanding to say the least. 24 guests were the perfect number, not too many, not too few, the crew was over and above terrific, the food was something we looked forward to each day and the whole experience was memorable.
Boat: Iris
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JoAn R. 2 years ago Verified Reviewer
Most Memorable Parts: Biking, local information, meals.
Boat: Iris
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Rita J. 2 years ago Verified Reviewer
Most Memorable Part: The knowledge of our guide, Wouter, and the beautiful vineyards along the river. I loved how we were riding on a flat, easy and beautiful path, but could see and appreciate the steep mountain vineyards! This is our third Tripsite adventure and we have enjoyed each one. In fact, as we were driving home from the airport my husband was booking our next trip - Northern Holland!
Boat: Iris
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Art R. 2 years ago Verified Reviewer
When registering for the trip, we included our physical measurements so that the bikes were almost perfectly fitted to us when we arrived. I was pleased that my bike was large enough for me because I am tall. Dianne had reserved an e-bike since she hadn't had a lot of experience in doing long road rides over multiple days, and because she had just had knee replacement surgery at the end of January. Five of the 24 people in our group used e-bikes, and they were all very happy with their performance. The bike does between 20 and 60% of the work (three levels—20, 40 and 60%) and you do the rest. It's not like a moped-- you still must pedal. It also has a readout that gives your speed, distance, and battery power.
The bikes we used didn't employed derailleurs but instead had gears inside the rear hub that worked very smoothly with the two lever system on the handlebar. Most of the bikes were Gudereit hybrids, a German brand. All the bikes had front and rear lights, which turned on automatically, and were powered by a generator device inside the front hub that involved rotating magnets, so there was no friction. I was impressed with the smoothness and comfort of the bike I was given. The outfitters provided the bike, a pannier, and a helmet for each cyclist. Helmet use was not required but highly recommended.
The nice thing about the bike paths along the Moselle River is that they were quite level, with only occasional small climbs when we needed to go up a ramp to cross a lock and dam for a bridge, and once when we made a little more of a climb to get up onto one of the tiered roadways in the vineyards. The Moselle Valley is wine country, and there were vineyards every day in every direction. Every morning we made a coffee break in a small town, and later we stopped again for the lunch we had packed that morning before leaving the ship. Each day, we’d see the Iris passing us on the river on its way to that day’s destination city, with Jacques, the captain, waving from the pilot house. On two of the days, we could opt to stay on the ship longer and join the other bicyclists enroute, or leave the ride early and “sag” on the ship. Guests also had the option to just stay on the ship all day and not bicycle if felt they needed a day off. But most biked the entire way.
Our trip was in early September and the weather was pleasantly cool, usually in the low 60s to low 70s. We were prepared for rain, but never got any while we were bicycling. Most of the guests on the ship were American, but eight were Canadians and four were New Zealanders. Our bicycling speed was about 9 mph, with periodic stops to allow the group to stay together. Usually the stops were at places of historic or scenic interest, and we learned a lot from our guide about the influences of the Romans in Luxembourg and Germany, the ancient and modern winemaking arts, and even the formation of the Schengen Area (similar to, but not identical to the European Union) at Schengen. Schengen is the town at the juncture of France, Luxembourg, and Germany, like Dubuque’s placement at the intersection of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois! We frequently crossed the Moselle from Germany to Luxembourg and back again. Dianne even got to bicycle through and explore the town of Wormeldange in Luxembourg, where her family came from several generations ago.
Boat: Iris
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Rita J. 2 years ago Verified Reviewer
Most memorable part: The incredible scenery and the knowledge of our guide.
Boat: Iris
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Jim M. 2 years ago Verified Reviewer
The most memorable parts was the Saar River part of the ride, biking above the River with our guide and riding thru the vineyards. The little towns and the Roman History. Had no idea about the Roman history in this region before this trip. The Levees on the river. Just the general beauty of the area. The grapes growing on the sides of the mountains. Both our barge crew and all the people on the trip. FUN! FUN! FUN!
Boat: Iris
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Leo R. 2 years ago Verified Reviewer
The total crew got involved in the trip and were always available to assist us with any problems or questions. It helped to break the ice with other bikers and soon we were one cohesive and fun group.
Boat: Iris
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Patricia B. 2 years ago Verified Reviewer
Most memorable are the meals. The daily ports and after dinner walks. 1 issue - directions to the barge were horrible.
Boat: Iris
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Wendy & Robert K. 2 years ago Verified Reviewer
It is very hard to say what was the best, as everything was so great, beautiful, and interesting. The staff and bike guide went above our expectations, we would recommend this trip to all.
Boat: Iris
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Richard R. 2 years ago Verified Reviewer
We thoroughly enjoyed the whole trip but the weather was a bit average - no rain but lots of cloud and a bit cool.
The food was great as were the crew, the bikes, the other passengers and the boat. We thought Wouter (the guide) needs to "loosen up" a bit and learn more of the history etc. of the region. We also found the first couple of days on the bikes a bit boring, too much forest and not enough villages etc.
All in all very good!!
Boat: Iris
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Garnet T. 2 years ago Verified Reviewer
The whole trip exceeded our expectations but the barge Iris and the crew were outstanding.
Boat: Iris
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Garnet 2 years ago Verified Reviewer
A group of 8 friends from Western Canada recently completed the Metz to Cochem tour on the Iris and all of us have nothing but good things to say about the experience. The barge Iris was everything we expected and more. Immaculately clean, well equipped, comfortable rooms and beds, small but efficient bathrooms, great lounge and dining areas, outside sitting area, etc., etc. The crew was outstanding in every way from Chef Bas to guide Wouter, to crewman AJ and so on. The crew added so much to the overall experience and always with humour, local knowledge and great attention to detail. The daily rides were a feature that we looked forward to each morning and the scenery was wonderful each day. And to top it all off, the weather for the most part cooperated for the whole trip. I can't recommend the barge, the crew and the trip highly enough and as a group, we are already talking about our next barge/bike tour
Boat: Iris
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Mark G. 3 years ago Verified Reviewer
Overall a great trip and experience. The Mosel exceeded my expectations.
Collaborative and friendly staff; very good chef, very good captain and crew. Host was efficient but not overly friendly. Bike tour guide was ok but not very organized.
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D. Fish 3 years ago Verified Reviewer
The trip was enjoyable. Only drawback was that follow along Moselle River, some of the scenery of the vineyards became boring after a while. On previous trips we traveled more inland, seeing sights and then meeting up with barge at next destination.
Boat: Iris
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C. Morrison 3 years ago Verified Reviewer
Had a wonderful time. The staff was very accommodating in making modifications due to the previous heavy rains and high water. The last day bike tour of Metz was disappointing in that it is a very difficult city to navigate on bikes with a number of people.
Boat: Iris
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Jehiel 3 years ago Staff
Hi C. Morrison,
Im sorry that you were disappointed with the last day of riding. I can assure you that your safety is one of our top priorities and we try our best to ensure routes are safe and easy to navigate. In spite of the rain, I hope your overall experience was positive!
Boat: Iris
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Richard Oliver 3 years ago Verified Reviewer
We sailed on the Iris, from Cochem to Metz, 18-25 June. It was a most delightful and joyful experience. Even with initial high water from unseasonal flooding and occasional detour from the bike paths, it was an incredibly memorable experience -- the crew, the tour guides, the food were all top notch, and the camaraderie among the other bikers was phenomenal. Special thanks to our two bike leaders and guides, Roelie and Wouter, who were fantastic in making the rides safe and mostly easy, and with an in-depth knowledge of historical sites. A special treat was having the ship's owner on board, Lenny was very engaging and most pleasant. Aline, the chef, served delicious meals, especially the final banquet was a true feast! Again, our thanks to Lenny and the entire Iris crew.
Boat: Iris
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Arthur Armstrong 4 years ago Verified Reviewer
The trip was one of the best I have taken.
Boat: Iris
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Sydney Cullis 4 years ago Verified Reviewer
superb all round -organisation, food, scenery , amusing but booking proceedure not very efficient
Boat: Iris
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Terry Benson 4 years ago Verified Reviewer
Had a wonderful time. Only problem was the weather, very very cold.
Boat: Iris
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Lois Requist 4 years ago Verified Reviewer
The guides are young and very athletic. People who sign up for this level of bicycling aren't usually top bikers, unless they are doing it to be with friends or spouse. I think a bit more thought could be put into the introductory ride the first day, bridge crossings, sudden merging into traffic, sudden turns to go steeply uphill. I've done much longer bike rides, but at this age, I didn't want that much challenge.
Boat: Iris
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Vic Lumby 4 years ago Verified Reviewer
One of the best holidays we have ever experienced. Great cycling along the Moselle with excellent and knowledgeable guides and then returning tired but exhilarated to an most welcoming environment on the barge - the IRIS. Meals were excellent and entire crew and owner went out of their way to ensure we enjoyed the total experience. Would recommend this trip to anyone. We will be back for more.
Boat: Iris
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Margaret Munro 4 years ago Verified Reviewer
Even for a novice biker I was looked after and given the opportunity to cycle shorter legs and enjoy the sailing on the boat. Bikes - we had a couple of bikes that had gear problems, otherwise they were fine.
Boat: Iris
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Steve Moorhouse 7 years ago Verified Reviewer
Absolutely loved the trip on board the Merlijn. Wonderful staff and amenities on board, met a great like minded group of travelling companions. As a coeliac, the crew were very attentive and ensured all my dietary needs were met. Nothing was too much trouble.
As for the cycling and the scenery....what can I say? It was magic cycling along quiet bikeways through the vineyards and small villages, at all times in sight of the wonderful Moselle River.
Last but not least...the wine selection and quality on board the Merlijn was the best (and very well priced).
Already thinking about our next bike and barge tour...with the great help from Tripsite (of course).
Boat: Iris
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Ann Vess 7 years ago Verified Reviewer
If you picked a tour aboard the Merlijn for your next vacation, you made the perfect choice. It is not just a barge, it is a luxury barge. The ride through the Mosel Valley is stunning with the vineyards and quaint towns. But, beyond that it is the specialness of your hosts, Jantien and Henk that make this an outstanding experience. Jantien's warmth, humor and attention to detail is amazing along with the delicious meals she prepares. When you come away from the trip, you are left with wonderful memories and you feel like you were entertained in the home of a close friend.
Boat: Iris
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Diane Reck 7 years ago Verified Reviewer
This trip is all and more. There is a good balance of seeing nature at it's most beautiful as you follow the Mosel River and you go through many villages and see historic sites, and taste wine. You take many stops and the miles are spread out through the day so it isn't a hard, tiring bike ride either. This is a trip of a lifetime and great staff and people. The food on the boat is out of this world and the dinner table is set so beautifully! The barge is the way to go!
Boat: Iris
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