Tango, built in 1931, initially navigated on the canals of North Eastern France. In the 1950's she sailed South and was shortened to 100 feet to fit the Canal du Midi. When commercial barging ceased in the 1970's, Tango was retired in a small canal-side village. A dream came true for Daniel Sak, Fandango-owner Hazel Young's son, as he had seen the abandoned barge as a child, and in 2000 was able to purchase her. Now, lovingly converted into a deluxe charter barge for up to six guests, Tango offers the ultimate in spaciousness and elegance for Midi barge cruising.