Netherlands, Germany, Luxembourg
In 1998, the Allure took to the water as a cruise vessel, but after undergoing a rejuvenating restyle, was transformed into a welcoming and cozy passenger barge boasting sleek lines and contemporary design. Since then, the Allure has become a staple for boat and bike tours across the picturesque regions of the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany.
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Overview
Featuring ten plush cabins, each one equipped with either two twins or a double bed and a private bathroom, the Allure is a comfortable and convenient choice for travelers seeking a tranquil retreat on the water. After a day of exploring the stunning surroundings, guests can unwind in the inviting lounge area, or indulge in a scrumptious three-course dinner served nightly in the onboard restaurant.
Overview
- Capacity: 20 (max) passengers
- Length x Width: 42 x 6 meters
Decks & Cabin Layout
- 10 Cabins with low beds - 1 cabin with a double bed, 9 cabins with two separate twin beds
- All cabins have windows that open
- All cabins have 220V outlets
Cabin Amenities
- All cabins have private facilities, stocked with soap and shampoo
- Hairdryers
- Mini safe
- Air conditioning
Boat Features & Amenities
- Central heating
- Air-conditioned corridor
- Air-conditioned dining room with a nice sitting area, TV, reading corner, and a small bar
- Spacious sundeck at the front and a cozy between-deck which offer relaxing places to sit
- Payment accepted on board: cash
- Wi-Fi is available on board
- No laundry services available on board
- Helmets are available
Food and Beverages
- Special Diet Requests: Special dietary needs may be subject to a supplement of €50+ pending request
- Water on board is drinkable
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Tours
Tours sailing on Allure — 1 to 4 of 4
Easy Bike + Boat Tour in Netherlands
One of our most popular, this bike and boat tour in Holland during tulip season, featuring the north and south provinces, is bursting with colors and scents. When the Dutch spring dawns, millions of…
Easy Bike + Boat Tour in Netherlands
Welcome to springtime in Holland! The fields are alive with the sights and smells of brightly colored flowers featuring brilliant tulips as well as daffodils, hyacinths, and crocuses. You will bike…
Easy Bike + Boat Tour in Germany
This bike and barge tour in Germany loops along the Moselle and Saar Rivers, through quaint German towns with picturesque half-timbered houses and baroque churches. You will pedal your way through…
Easy Bike + Boat Tour in Germany
On this bike and barge tour in Germany, highlights abound. Cycle back in time and explore the Roman legacy of this region, including the ancient gateway of the Porta Nigra. On day three, you go…
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Bicycles
City Touring Bicycle
Velo de Ville City 100
- Aluminum step-through frame
- Adjustable stem
- Shimano Nexus 7-speed
- Schwalbe Marathon tires
- Roller brakes
- Comfort saddle
- 28" Wheels
- Flat pedals
Accessories
- Pannier bag that can be detached
- Pump & repair kit available
Bicycle rental is included in tour pricing but is optional. Guests are also allowed to bring their own bicycles (discount will apply). However, the crew or tour operators are NOT responsible for any damage, loss, or theft of such. In the Netherlands and Belgium, cyclists are not obligated by law to wear a bike helmet. There are bike helmets available onboard at no charge but please request them when booking.
Electric Bicycle (E-Bike)
Velo de Ville CEB 200
- Aluminum step-through frame
- Bosch Active Line Mid-Engine
- Adjustable stem
- Front suspension
- Nexus 7 speed
- Hydraulic brakes
- Comfort saddle
- 28" Wheels
- Schwalbe Marathon tires
- Flat pedals
Accessories
- Pannier bag that can be detached
- Available for people taller than 155 cm (5'1")
- Pump & repair Kit available on board
*NOTE: E-bikes feature a small electrical engine and battery that assist and ease your pedaling but you still have to pedal yourself. While riding an e-bike can greatly contribute to the enjoyment of your trip, it is not intended for untrained cyclists as it is not easy to handle such a bike. The engine and battery make the bike much heavier than a regular bike and it also accelerates faster. Handling it well requires good basic cycling skills and confidence.
Other bikes, such as children's bikes, tandems, tag-alongs, may be available upon request
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