Reiseservice Siweris · Cochem
A boat takes you from Cochem to a nearby Moselle village, where a tractor pulls a covered wagon, a Planwagen, up through the vineyards while a winemaker pours. Pick it for the vineyard part: it takes you into the slopes you only see from the deck, with a meal included.
The listing keeps the village vague ("a beautiful town on the Moselle") and the details light: a boat cruise, a covered-wagon ride, a meal, about 4.5 hours. The Moselle tourist board lists the same combination from Cochem under Reiseservice Siweris, starting at the Kolb boat agency on the Moselpromenade, and fills in the gaps.
In the tourist board's version the boat takes about 40 minutes out and 45 back. A tractor pulls the wagon through the vineyards while the vintner pours around five glasses and talks about the vines, and lunch at the winery's tavern is a roast skewer with potato salad, with a vegetarian option and table drinks. It runs on Wednesdays and Saturdays from late April to late October, 10:00 to 14:30, in any weather. Booked direct, adults paid 89 euros in 2026 and children aged 4 to 12 half; online it starts at $111.
Treat those details as a guide, not a promise: confirm the day, the village and the menu when you book. Two things hold either way. It's a sitting-down day rather than a hike, and the tourist board says it isn't suitable for pregnant travellers or people with limited mobility, since climbing in and out of a farm wagon is part of it.
Board in Cochem and sail to the wine village; about 40 minutes in the tourist board's version.
A tractor pulls the covered wagon up the slopes while the winemaker pours and explains the vines.
Lunch in the winery's tavern. In the tourist board's version that's a roast skewer with potato salad and table drinks.
The boat back, about 45 minutes, with the castle waiting at the end.
★★★★★The boat was beautiful, the wine tasting and food were delicious, the location was lovely
★★★★★One price! Three individual events! Round-trip boat trip with very nice service.
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A covered wagon, pulled by a tractor, that takes passengers up the vineyard tracks above the river. On this trip a winemaker pours wine on board and talks about the vines.
The listing doesn't name it. The tourist board's version calls it a cosy Moselle village about 40 minutes by boat from Cochem. Check with the operator when you book.
Yes, the listing includes a meal. In the tourist board's version it's a roast skewer with potato salad, with a vegetarian option and table drinks.
In the tourist board's version, yes: children aged 4 to 12 pay half. The boat and the wagon work for kids; the wine is for the adults.
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A boat trip on the Moselle and a covered-wagon ride through the vineyards, with a meal included.
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