
I missed my early-morning flight from Copenhagen to Prague. Truth is, I slept in, and the 5:08 a.m. train to Copenhagen airport ran without me. No problem. My Tauck “Danube Reflections” trip would not begin in earnest until tomorrow. If I did not get there until late (the next nonstop flight would put me in Prague after 9 p.m.), I would only miss a welcome reception at the InterContinental Prague as well as dinner.
When I arrived at 9:30 p.m., however, I had a surprise waiting for me. Tauck’s tour directors had thoughtfully provided vouchers for me: one for a drink at Duke’s Bar and the other, valued at about 70 euros, for dinner or room service. Plus, a complimentary bottle of water and a miniature Bábovka Cake (Bundt Cake) awaited me in my hotel room. Already, I am impressed with Tauck’s attention to detail.
I have an early start tomorrow, so I’ll keep this post short. I begin my day with breakfast, from 6:30 a.m., and then choose from one of two tours: a Gardens and Castles tour with local guides through the Lesser Old Town; or a Kafka and Jewish History tour, also with local guides and including a stroll on the iconic Charles Bridge and a visit to the Franz Kafka Museum. Walking tours that each span about three hours, both tours appeal to me. I’ll make my decision after the first cup of coffee tomorrow morning. Good night.
Tauck ms Savor – Danube Reflections, Live Voyage Report
- Day One, Prague & I’m Impressed Already
- Day Two, Touring Prague, Tauck Style
- Day Three, Prague & A Diversion, Plus, My Loft Stateroom In Video
- Day Four, Regensburg & Nuremberg, But Not For Me
- Day Five, Passau To Linz, By Bike
- Day Six, Cesky Krumlov, Picture Perfect
- Day Seven, Wachau Valley, A Guest Pedals Along With Me
- Day Eight, Krems To Bratislava & A Look At Tauck’s ms Savor
- Tauck’s ms Savor: Danube Reflections, Vienna, Wrapping Up
Yes, River Cruise Advisor, Send Me Your River Cruise Recommendations
When you ask for our recommendations, Ralph personally reviews your preferences and responds at no cost. If you would like help booking, he can refer you to his daughter, Britton Frost, a Cruise Planners travel advisor, or to another qualified travel advisor when appropriate. Britton’s booking assistance costs you nothing extra; she is compensated by the cruise line. She can help you compare fares and promotions, choose the right itinerary and stateroom, manage important booking details, and serve as your advocate if questions or problems arise. You are never obligated to book, and Ralph’s recommendations are not influenced by commissions, commercial relationships, or which cruise line or travel advisor ultimately receives your booking.
"*" indicates required fields



