WILMINGTON, N.C. (March 24, 2010) – PerryGolf announced a return of luxury river  cruising through the Provence region of southern France on board Le Phenicien, which blends the spaciousness of a river cruiser with the intimacy of a well-appointed canal barge.

The Sept. 18-25 cruise includes golf at the Seve Ballesteros-designed Pont Royal Golf Club overlooking the village of Mallemort; the Servanes Golf Club at the foothills of the Alpilles Mountains; and La Grande Motte, a Robert Trent Jones Senior design that meanders through the coastal Camargue landscapes.

Daily sightseeing excursions through the Provence and Languedoc-Roussillon region are highlighted by a guided tour of Avignon and The Palace of the Popes, the world’s largest Gothic palace.

The 18-passenger Le Phenicien offers nine fully appointed cabins and elegant dining featuring panoramic views. Gourmet meals are prepared by Le Phenicien’s chef using local ingredients and feature a variety of traditional specialties and local wines, Champagne and other sparkling wines.

The six-night cruise is $6,095 for golfers and $5,595 for non-golfers.

For more information and a complete itinerary, please visit http://www.perrygolf.com/golfcruising/francebargecruise2009.shtml.

About PerryGolf

Established in 1984, Wilmington, N.C.-based PerryGolf offers the travel industry’s most prestigious and diverse selection of luxury golf tours and lifestyle experiences to the British Isles, Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand and China. PerryGolf offers customized golf tour itineraries as well as escorted programs featuring land tours, small-ship charters and luxury train travel. The company’s exclusive online trip calculator -- Plan Your Own Tour™ -- allows travelers to generate immediate quotations for trips they create entirely online. For more information on PerryGolf, please visit www.perrygolf.com or call a PerryGolf travel specialist at 800-344-5257 or e-mail This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .