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Danube River Cruises

As Europe's second-longest river and a vital means of transportation for 2,000 years, the Danube is the only major European river to flow from the west to the east. A stunning course in any direction!

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Douro River Cruises

Meaning “River of Gold,” the Douro truly is a treasure that reveals the gems of Portugal’s wine region, weaving a course through some of Europe’s most captivating vistas and charming villages.

Why Cruise the Douro River?

Garonne River Cruises

Springing from the Spanish Pyrenees to the Gironde estuary at Bordeaux, the Garonne River flows through some of France’s most idyllic landscapes, rich in history, artistry, cuisine, and wine, of course.

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Rhine River Cruises

Flowing from the Swiss Alps to Holland's North Sea, the Rhine is perhaps most famous for its legendary Lorelei rock and the imposing medieval castles that line its banks.

Why Cruise the Rhine River?

Main River Cruises

Quaint, quiet, & quintessentially German, the Main winds leisurely through the country's most stunning areas, passing hilltop castles & storybook medieval villages alike.

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Moselle River Cruises

Flowing through France, Luxembourg, and Germany, the Moselle River is known for the excellent wines produced along its banks as well as for its picturesque medieval castles.

Why Cruise the Moselle River?

Rhône River Cruises

An important inland trade and transportation route since Greek times, the Rhône River flows south from the Swiss Alps to the Mediterranean Sea, winding through the orchards and vineyards that inspired great artists in the Rhône Valley. 

Why Cruise the Rhône River?

Saône River Cruises

The Saône River-its name derived from the Gallic river goddess, Souconna-flows from northeastern France to join the Rhône River in Lyon. The Saône passes through the picturesque wine-making landscapes of Burgundy and Beaujolais.

Seine River Cruises

The Seine rises just northwest of Dijon and flows northwesterly through Paris before emptying into the English Channel at Le Havre. It's one of Europe's great historic rivers, and since the early Middle Ages, has been considered the river of Paris.

Why Cruise the Seine River?

The Nile River

Follow the lifeline of Egyptian civilization and the customs of ancient temples, royal tombs, and local villages along the longest river in the world. Unravel the mysteries and marvel at mammoth feats that defy explanation and drive the imagination along the mysterious and legendary Nile River.   

Why Cruise the Nile River?

The Mekong River

From its source high up in the Tibetan Plateau, the powerful Mekong River courses for over 3,000 miles through China, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam, providing a lifeline for millions of people. Discover the graceful life along the Mother of Waters through Cambodia and Vietnam.

Why Cruise the Mekong River?

The Galápagos Islands

Consisting of 13 large islands and hundreds of small islands in the Pacific Ocean, the Galápagos Islands lie off the western coast of South America as home to some of the world's most fascinating animal species found nowhere else in the world. Here, perfectly adapted giant tortoises, penguins, sea lions, marine iguanas, and birds thrive on these rugged volcanic isles that inspired Charles Darwin.

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The Mighty Amazon River

The Amazon River brims with biodiversity at its greatest in the untamed rainforest of Peru. This perfect ecosystem teems with flora and fauna in a kaleidoscope of life–with more than 800 bird species, 7,000 flowering plants, and nearly 2,500 butterfly varieties–not to mention a menagerie of exotic mammals and reptiles. Oh, and pink river dolphins, too.   

Why Cruise the Amazon River?