Our Tour

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Tour 1: Short River Cruises: 3 to 5 Nights

For travelers intrigued by European river cruising but not quite ready to commit to a full week or more, a shorter itinerary offers the perfect introduction. These sailings typically explore a single stretch of river—such as the Rhine between Amsterdam and Cologne, or the Douro as it winds through Portugal’s stunning wine country.

Even on a shorter itinerary, you’ll enjoy all the hallmark experiences of a river cruise—immersive walking tours, expertly guided shore excursions, and regional wine tastings. You might explore the soaring Gothic cathedral in Cologne, sip port in the heart of Porto, or unwind on deck with a glass of wine as ancient castle ruins glide past.

Short cruises are ideal if you:
  • Have limited vacation time.
  • Want to combine river and ocean experiences in a single trip.
  • Are adding a quick cruise to a longer land-based stay in Europe.

For many travelers, this style of trip is the perfect way to “test the waters” before booking a longer itinerary.

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Tour 2: Short River Cruises: 3 to 5 Nights

For travelers intrigued by European river cruising but not quite ready to commit to a full week or more, a shorter itinerary offers the perfect introduction. These sailings typically explore a single stretch of river—such as the Rhine between Amsterdam and Cologne, or the Douro as it winds through Portugal’s stunning wine country.

Even on a shorter itinerary, you’ll enjoy all the hallmark experiences of a river cruise—immersive walking tours, expertly guided shore excursions, and regional wine tastings. You might explore the soaring Gothic cathedral in Cologne, sip port in the heart of Porto, or unwind on deck with a glass of wine as ancient castle ruins glide past.

Short cruises are ideal if you:
  • Have limited vacation time.
  • Want to combine river and ocean experiences in a single trip.
  • Are adding a quick cruise to a longer land-based stay in Europe.

For many travelers, this style of trip is the perfect way to “test the waters” before booking a longer itinerary.