Europe River Cruises

The Seine meanders through delightful Normandy countryside to Paris, a city best viewed from the comfort of a river cruise. The Rhone and Saone in the south of France offer history, culture and delicious cuisine. Cruise the Dordogne, Gironde and Garonne rivers to experience some of the world’s finest wines from one of the 10,000 chateaux.

The Rhine is Europe’s best loved river and it’s easy to see why – iconic cities, lush forests, idyllic villages and picture-postcard scenery – a Rhine river cruise has it all. The 40 mile stretch of the Middle Rhine, which includes Koblenz and Rudesheim, is so scenic that it has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Flowing for almost 2,000 miles from the Black Forest to the Black Sea, the Danube is one of Europe’s most popular river cruise destinations. It’s packed with must-see cities like Vienna and Budapest, ancient towns such as Nuremburg and beautiful landscapes that will keep you entertained as you cruise from one town to the next.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Douro River is one of Europe’s most untouched and beautiful rivers. The River of Gold (D’Oro) meanders through gorges terraced with thousands of vineyards framed by lush hills and plunging valley. The humble city of Porto provides a great starting point to any Douro river cruise.

Explore the lower stretches of Italy's longest river, the Po, as you cruise past historic towns, bustling cities and charming seaside communities before your river cruises reaches the Adriatic amidst the incomparable beauty of the Venetian lagoon.