Itinerario

Coblenza a Saarburg:
Día 1: Embarque en Coblenza
Día 2: Coblenza - Alken - Moselkern - Cochem, 28 km
Día 3: Cochem - Zell en el Mosela, 39 km
Día 4: Zell en el Mosela - Bernkastel Kues, 46 - 49 km
Día 5: Bernkastel Kues - Mehring, 46 km
Día 6: Mehring - Tréveris, 26 km
Día 7: Tréveris - Wasserbillig - Saarburg, 38 km
Día 8: Partida desde Saarburg
*Las distancias son aproximadas. El itinerario puede cambiar debido a cambios en el viento, del tiempo y cualquier otra circunstancia imprevista que tenga que ver con requisitos de anclaje, etc.
Día 1: Embarque en Coblenza
Llegada al barco. Bienvenida a bordo del MS Patria.
Día 2: Coblenza - Alken - Moselkern - Cochem, 28 km
El barco parte rumbo a Alken por la mañana, donde empezará tu primer tour en bicicleta, que te llevará a Moselkern, y después a Cochem. Puedes visitar el castillo de Reichsburg y la ciudad vieja de Cochem.
Día 3: Cochem - Zell en el Mosela, 39 km
La ruta en bici va hacia Beilstein, que podrás explorar en un breve tour. Por el camino veremos Bremmer Calmont, el viñedo más empinado de Europa. El día terminará en Zell, ubicado al lado del río Mosela.
Día 4: Zell en el Mosela - Bernkastel Kues, 46 - 49 km
Desde Zell, llegarás a la romántica ciudad de Traben-Trarbach con su arquitectura de estilo Jugendstil. Podrás relajarte y hacer algunas compras en el mercado medieval de Bernkastel-Kues. Llegaremos al barco en Kues después de un paseo por la ciudad y una desgustación de vinos de Mosela.
Día 5: Bernkastel Kues - Piesport - Mehring, 46 km
Después del desayuno visitaremos la cooperativa de vino más grande del río Mosela, y después la ruta de ciclismo lleva a la comunidad vitivinicultora más antigua de Alemania, Neumage-Dhron. Una pausa para comer, y seguirás hacia Mehring, pueblo típico alemán.
Día 6: Mehring - Tréveris, 26 km
Vía Pfalzel, el viaje en bicicleta te lleva a Tréveris, la ciudad más antigua de Alemania, donde estará esperando el barco. Se pueden reconocer las raíces romanas en Porta Nigra, en la Basílica de Constantino, en el anfiteatro y el spa romano, Kaisertherme.
Día 7: Tréveris - Wasserbillig- Saarburg, 38 km
El barco navegará de Tréveris hacia Saarburg, la “Pequeña Venecia”. ¡En el centro encontrarás una cascada de 20 metros! Siguiendo en bici de Saarburg a Mettlach hay una visita opcional a la tienda Villeroy & Boch, y luego regreso a Saarburg. También puedes ir en bici desde Tréveris hasta Saarburg.
Día 8: Partida
El viaje termina después del desayuno
Saarburg a Coblenza
Dia 1: Arribo en Saarburg. Embarque a las 4 pm
Dia 2: Saarburg - Wasserbillig - Trier, 38 km
Dia 3: Trier - Mehring, 26 - 29 km
Dia 4: Mehring - Piesport - Bernkastel Kues, 47 km
Dia 5: Bernkastel Kues - Traben-Trarbach-Zell en el rio Mosela, 43 km
Dia 6: Zell-Beilstein- Cochem, 39 km
Dia 7: Cochem - Alken (Alken a Coblenza en barco), 29 km
Dia 8: Coblenza, desembarque luego del desayuno
Dia 1: Arribo en Saarburg. Embarque a las 4 pm
El Embarque comienza a las 4 pm. Pasaras la primera noche en Saarburg. En la nochecita tendrás la oportunidad de explorar la ciudad de Saarburg. Recuerda ver las cataratas de 20 metros, ubicadas en el centro de la ciudad.
Dia 2: Saarburg - Wasserbillig - Trier, 24-64 km
En el día de hoy pedalearas desde Saarburg a través de la idílica reserva natural del meandro del río Saar. Continuaras hasta llegar a Igeler Säule, para luego ir hacia Wasserbillig en Luxemburgo. El barco estará esperándote en Trier, donde podrás reservar un tour guiado por la ciudad.
Dia3: Trier - Mehring, 26 km
Luego del desayuno comenzaras el circuito vía Pfalzel hacia Mehring, la comunidad más grande de viñedos en la región del rio Mosela-Saar.
Dia 4: Mehring - Piesport - Bernkastel Kues, 46 km
Llegaras a Bernkastel-Kues en bicicleta. El mercado central data del medioevo, con casas talladas en madera, que son el perfecto lugar para descansar. Piesport, es la comunidad vitinicola mas antigua del rio Mosela. Aquí podrás reservar para realizar una visita guiada a las bodegas Romanas así como las vinas también. En la noche podrás visitar las bodegas locales y realizar degustaciones de vino típicos de la región. Excursión opcional que se debe reservar a bordo).
Dia 5: Bernkastel Kues - Traben-Trarbach-Zell por el rio Mosela, 46 - 49 km
El circuito de hoy te lleva hacia la romántica ciudad Traben-Trarbach, donde la arquitectura Jugendstil muestra su mejor lado. Visitaras Zell un pueblo muy conocido por su vino en la región del Mosela.
Dia 6: Zell-Beilstein- Cochem, 39 km
El centro histórico de Beilstein, conservado en perfecto estado, es conocido como la Bella durmiente del Mosela, estará en la agenda matutina. El tour del día terminara en Cochem y Reichsburg. Cochem es una ciudad pequeña, con un carisma especial, con casas de madera y una hermosa plaza en el centro antiguo de la ciudad.
Dia7: Cochem - Alken (Alken a Coblenza en barco), (29 km)
Luego de un hermoso día de pedaleada el barco te estará esperando en Alken, una de la ciudades más antiguas de la región del Mosela para navegar hacia Coblenza, donde pasaras la noche.
Dia 8: Coblenza, desembarque después del desayuno.
*Se tomarán como válidos los detalles y descripciones de las rutas de los viajes a los que están circunscriptos en las páginas en inglés
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Comentarios del tour
Louise R. 6 months ago Verified Reviewer
This was my first bike and barge trip. The most memorable part of the trip was the constant attention and effort of the staff, from the captain down, to make the trip special. Entertainment (they have abundant talent), tours of the engine room, attending to the passenger's needs - were all beyond my expectations. For example, while sitting on the deck on a chilly night after everyone else had gone in, a crew member brought us blankets. I am definitely looking forward to our upcoming trip!
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Leonidas R. 11 months ago Verified Reviewer
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Lynn F. 12 months ago Verified Reviewer
Our first trip with Tripsite (bike/barge on the Mosel River) was fantastic! Our “barge” was charming, neat, well run... my idea of a barge. The bikes were good, our route along the river could not have been more beautiful, with the little towns and all the vineyards. The food was great, the other passengers were nice and friendly, staff were wonderful, the weather perfect... we all had a great time.
Boat: Patria
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Greg T. 1 year ago Verified Reviewer
Relaxing, easy route coupled with comfortable boat made for a memorable trip.
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Terry P. 1 year ago Verified Reviewer
Most Memorable Part? Scenic bike rides along with meeting a lot of nice people.
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Jim R. 2 years ago Verified Reviewer
Best part: The scenery along the way. But I really enjoyed the staff on the Patria for a trip up the Mosel River in Germany. It was very laid back can of trip but the staff and food were great.
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Greg S. 2 years ago Verified Reviewer
My Moselle River Bike and Barge tour (October 2018) exceeded my expectations in every way. Barge was comfortable, food excellent and cycling experience was wonderful. I cannot wait to do something similar in the near future. I would recommend this style of travel to anyone who enjoys cycling and wants to experience great scenery and lovely towns.
Boat: Patria
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David A. 2 years ago Verified Reviewer
On day 4 my wife's front tire went off the bike trail into a 18 inch drop due to road construction . She dislocated her shoulder and broke her arm . We had to fly home in California for surgery . Two surgeries later she is almost back to normal and we hope to return to Germany next year to repeat the Mosel river trip and also a Croatia bike trip. We enjoyed the short time we had. We didn't have insurance so lost our money and then some. We are saving for another thru Tripsite because everything else wonderful.
Boat: Patria
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Jehiel from Tripsite 2 years ago Staff
Hi David,
We are so glad to hear that your wife is expected to make a full recovery. As I'm sure you would agree, travel insurance is very important, especially because accidents like this can happen to anyone.
We can't wait to help you plan your next trips and experience a full tour! :)
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Richard S. 2 years ago Verified Reviewer
Highlights: The historical landmarks, castles, churches. My suggestion is to go when the weather is warmer. The April weather was colder than I like.
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Stuart D. 2 years ago Verified Reviewer
The boat and crew were all fantastic and the cycling was fun and easy through beautiful scenery.
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Paul W. 2 years ago Verified Reviewer
The trip was very good throughout so it's hard to pick one thing as the highlight. Exploring the Roman remains in Trier was something we won't forget, and so was singing sea shanties on deck with the crew!
Boat: Patria
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T Garner 2 years ago Verified Reviewer
Excellent value for money. Food was great and the crew were fantastic. Great fun on the bikes and beautiful places to visit. Only let down was the tour guide Jochen Winkler. Did the basic of roles and did not engage clients.
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Rita de CAssia Graf 3 years ago Verified Reviewer
Momentos mágicos vivemos no Rio Mosel.
Nossa casa foi o Patria,nosso guia o Reinert,atencioso e amigo.
Tudo correu bem, ate o clima colaborou.
Comida excelente, foi um sonho!
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Gerald R. 3 years ago Verified Reviewer
Great trip but had some problems with bikes. I've had better bikes on other trips.
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Richard S. 3 years ago Verified Reviewer
The best part was the setting with the river and the villages that we visited.
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James R. 3 years ago Verified Reviewer
I just liked the laid back atmosphere of this trip and boat. The boat was simple and the crew were very friendly. It is not high end and I like that for its simplicity. It makes it very easy to relax on this trip.
Boat: Patria
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Kevin M. 3 years ago Verified Reviewer
Route was easy. We especially liked the fact that the boat stayed overnight where each day's ride ended. Our guide was a replacement so we don't think he was familiar enough with the route to give us the best guidance.
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D. Valkenaar 3 years ago Verified Reviewer
The boat staff were outstanding! The boat dinners were outstanding! The boat breakfasts and lunches were just okay.
The biggest downside to the trip were the totally inadequate route guides. They were not written for new-to-the-route riders. On one hand, they assumed the user was familiar with the route and knew where they were going. On the other hand, they seemed to have been written by someone who had never ridden the route, who just looked at a paper (or electronic) map to write the guide.
Finally, the on-boat guides were of minimal help. While they seem to have ridden the route, they did not explain the complexities a new rider would encounter along the way. They did, however, explain the highlights to look for on each route.
With those two exceptions, the trip was wonderful! As for the most memorable, being dog people, we really liked having the captain's dogs on board.
Boat: Patria
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Shirley Correll 4 years ago Verified Reviewer
Bicycle and boat are the best vacations ever! Can't wait for my next tour! Hope to make this an annual thing. :)
Boat: Patria
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Neil Webley 4 years ago Verified Reviewer
Overall we enjoyed the Bike and Barge along the Mosel River. However it seemed to be too much effort for the guide to interact with the English speaking clients.
Maybe he's been doing it too long.
Thank You
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Leonidas Roussinos 4 years ago Verified Reviewer
All of your staff at the office are fantastic! We love talking to you and we truly appreciate your efforts and quick response to our questions and requests. Looking forward to Bordeaux next September.
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Amy Rowland 4 years ago Verified Reviewer
We had an absolute blast on this trip and made great friends with the other English-speakers. The route was beautiful and full of things to discover, and the biking was very manageable, even for my 75 year old mother. The downside was that our boat included a very large group that had booked together, so we felt slightly apart from the majority of the passengers and the separate language orientation sessions intensified this. I know you don't run these tours, but I wonder if having the sessions together and providing English language translation in writing on the Power Point would be another option? Encouraging switching up the seating at meals might also help. One last comment is that it would be helpful for the maps to include information on the location of public toilets along the route. We are not comfortable using the riverbank as our toilet as our guide recommended.
Boat: Patria
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Susan Roeterink 4 years ago Verified Reviewer
Trip was excellent. the boat is really bare bones but that was okay. Wifi was spotty and difficult at times.
Boat: Patria
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Fred Veenbaas 4 years ago Verified Reviewer
It was a great way to see the countryside.
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Sandra Wagner 4 years ago Verified Reviewer
The bikes were new and serviced and washed daily to keep them in excellent condition. The boat staff were wonderful and very hard-working. Much time and skill went into meal preparation, and the meals were delicious and attractively presented, both breakfasts and dinners. There was plenty of food to package into lunches to take on the trail. Each day's ride along the Mosel was on flat hard-surfaced trails with beautiful scenery and easy to follow directions that took us through pretty little towns. We thoroughly enjoyed this trip and would definitely use Tripsite again.
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Lynn Farrell 4 years ago Verified Reviewer
We had the most wonderful time on our bike/barge trip; the beautiful weather that week added to it. That was my first trip with Tripsite. The Mosel River was nothing short of spectacular. I have told anyone who would listen about this trip & have passed Tripsite's name & number along to many other people. Can't wait to do another trip!
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Shirley Elizabeth Correll 4 years ago Verified Reviewer
I absolutely loved my Tripsite tours last year and this year. Bicycle and boat is my favorite way to travel! Can't wait for next years tour! (which I plan to book very soon)
Boat: Patria
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Amy Rowland 4 years ago Verified Reviewer
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Joe Rine 5 years ago Verified Reviewer
Wow, just finished the Koblenz to Saarburg on the Patria. The Patria and crew was great; meals were very good and plenty of food. Drinks were reasonable on board. Room was small, but enough storage and bunk was comfortable. Biking was very good, despite the three rainy days. Most important this is a cozy atmosphere where you can hang out at the Lounge at night, have a few drinks and socialize. We asked for a guitar and Gottfried, the tour guide found us one. Much to the enjoyment and maybe consternation...we did a sing along a couple nights. already planning next years trip!
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Shirley Lazurko 7 years ago Verified Reviewer
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Chantal Pollock 8 years ago Verified Reviewer
This e-mail is in reference of our booked Bike and Boat trip on the MS Patria from Saarburg to Koblenz on the Mosel River in Germany for the week of May 5, 2012. Overall, our experience was excellent.
The staff was very professional, courteous and useful. Also, most of the staff dealing directly with the guests had a reasonable knowledge of English. The boat, the public rooms and the cabins were all in good shape and clean, The guide was very knowledgeable about the Mosel region, very accessible and useful. The bikes were in very good working order. The food was delicious, fresh, varied, on time and most of the time it was 5 to 4 courses for suppers. The Mosel River is very scenic with Roman ruins, medieval castles, many pretty little villages with fun and interesting market squares and many vineyards on slopped hills. There were many opportunities to taste Mosel Riesling wines from the various little villages. Read more… From now on, we will stock our personal bar at home with wines from the Mosel region.
As a handicapped person with limited mobility, the overall experience was excellent. The staff was always available to offer their assistance as necessary. They soon understood that I required limited assistance. The captain and his wife both invited me to sit with them on the sun deck in the navigation room when the boat was travelling which was both interesting and very pleasant. It was a good thing that my cabin was on the main deck. Although doable, my cabin was at the far end of the hallway and sometimes a bit of a challenge because of the distance. However, I think it was the only accessible room on the boat. My cabin was roomier which was convenient to store the wheelchair out of the way when not in use. The bathroom was small but accessible with a stool in the shower. The lift chair to descend to the lower level to the dining area worked most of the time and temperamental for the last few days. When the chair lift was temperamental, the staff did their best to fix it or to bring the food of our party to the upper deck. The lift chair was bulky and an older model. A few grab bars on the boat such as in the public washrooms and in the cabin shower would of been useful. When boarding or exiting the boat to dry dock, the plank to walk on had rope hand rails which made it a bit tricky because it wasn't solid as opposed to solid hand rails.
Again, I will reiterate that we had an excellent experience and would highly recommend it to our friends. Our bike and boat trip was a rich experience of history, geography, economy and culture about the Mosel region.
Very sincerely,
Chantal
Ontario Canada
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