Those who love chocolate and cruising are in luck. AmaWaterways is offering a chocolate cruise.
The Chocolate Connoisseurs Cruise travels on a seven-night trip on the Danube starting April 28, 2014. The cruise will be led by star chocolatier Norman Love, the founder of Florida-based Norman Love Confections.
This 164-passenger cruise on the AmaCerto will be a chocolate lover's dream as there will be Norman Love-created desserts, a chocolate mini-buffet extravaganza, educational seminars on chocolates and private chocolate-making demonstrations.
This river ship features spacious staterooms, a heated pool, onboard entertainment, Internet/WiFi access and five dining venues. Fine dining, complimentary wine, beer & soft drinks with lunch and dinner and cabins with French doors or useable balconies are just some of the other fun amenities on the Chocolate Cruise.
Guests will also get to take a "Sachertorte & Schlumberger Cellar Tour" which will give guests an up close and real taste of Austria's special chocolate torte and renowned sparkling wine.
The Chocolate Cruise starts in Prague for three nights. It then heads to in Vilshofen, located in the southern part of the Bavarian Forest and on the banks of the Danube, and continues to the cities of Passau, Linz, Melk, Krems, Vienna, and Bratislava. The cruise ends in Budapest.
The cruise starts at $3,099 per person, based on double occupancy. The three day stay in Prague is available for $750.
Those who book by March 31 can get a five percent discount and $100 onboard credit.
"Europeanbarging has a few select cabins available on the AMAWaterways first-ever Chocolate Cruise in April 2014. Hosted by acclaimed American chocolatier Norman Love, this Chocolate Cruise will be a decadent and delicious version of the ever popular Romantic Danube itinerary." said Jan Baumgartner of Europeanbarging. "The indulgent chocolate theme makes this the perfect cruise for chocolate lovers!" she added.
The cruise can be booked by visiting Europeanbarging.
This article is copyrighted by Travelers Today, the travel news leader
