| Ports Of Call |
CASTRIES, SAINT LUCIA; FUNCHAL (MADEIRA), PORTUGAL; PORTIMAO, PORTUGAL; LISBON; CADIZ (SEVILLE), SPAIN; CEUTA, SPANISH MOROCCO, SPAIN; MOTRIL (GRANADA), SPAIN; CARTAGENA, SPAIN; SETE, FRANCE; LA JOLIETTE (MARSEILLE), FRANCE; AJACCIO, CORSICA, FRANCE; GENOA, ITALY |
Viticulture is at the heart of the most western town in Bulgaria, where sweeping vineyards pepper the banks of the Danube and winemaking has prospered; The Serbian capital Belgrade is one of the oldest continually inhabited cities in Europe and has lived a multitude of lives over the last 2,000 years.; Today is a full day at leisure in Budapest. Your Cruise Director will be on hand to assist on you how best to spend your day. Perhaps a visit to the c; Wake in Budapest this morning. The Hungarian capital is divided by the iconic Danube River, with Buda and Pest on either side. They can be reached via; Bordering Austria and Hungary, the Slovakian capital is yours to discover today. Set at the crossroads of ancient trade routes in the heart of Europe,; Austria's breathtaking capital is recognised for its cultural legacy. As the former residence of Mozart and Beethoven, a multitude of imperial palaces; Sat on the confluence of the Danube, Inn and Ilz rivers, Passau is a postcard-worthy destination that has been shaped by the surrounding waterways. Ma; The World Heritage-listed town of Bamberg is your destination today. Boasting one of the largest medieval centres in Europe, with around 2,400 listed ; Known as the 'Pearl of the Romantic Road', Würzburg is the centre wine capital of Franconia, a position it has held since the Middle Ages. Situated on; Cruise along the Rhine from Koblenz to Cologne this morning. Founded by the Romans in 50 AD, the cathedral city of Cologne is one of the oldest cities; Beyond Amsterdam's storied canals, a gentler rhythm unfolds as you venture into the Dutch countryside, where emerald-green pastures, mirror-like water; After breakfast, it's time to say farewell to your fellow guests and depart your Emerald Star-Ship for your transfer to the airport, taking memories o |
Viticulture is at the heart of the most western town in Bulgaria, where sweeping vineyards pepper the banks of the Danube and winemaking has prospered; The Serbian capital Belgrade is one of the oldest continually inhabited cities in Europe and has lived a multitude of lives over the last 2,000 years.; Today is a full day at leisure in Budapest. Your Cruise Director will be on hand to assist on you how best to spend your day. Perhaps a visit to the c; Wake in Budapest this morning. The Hungarian capital is divided by the iconic Danube River, with Buda and Pest on either side. They can be reached via; Bordering Austria and Hungary, the Slovakian capital is yours to discover today. Set at the crossroads of ancient trade routes in the heart of Europe,; Austria's breathtaking capital is recognised for its cultural legacy. As the former residence of Mozart and Beethoven, a multitude of imperial palaces; Sat on the confluence of the Danube, Inn and Ilz rivers, Passau is a postcard-worthy destination that has been shaped by the surrounding waterways. Ma; The World Heritage-listed town of Bamberg is your destination today. Boasting one of the largest medieval centres in Europe, with around 2,400 listed ; Known as the 'Pearl of the Romantic Road', Würzburg is the centre wine capital of Franconia, a position it has held since the Middle Ages. Situated on; Cruise along the Rhine from Koblenz to Cologne this morning. Founded by the Romans in 50 AD, the cathedral city of Cologne is one of the oldest cities; Beyond Amsterdam's storied canals, a gentler rhythm unfolds as you venture into the Dutch countryside, where emerald-green pastures, mirror-like water; After breakfast, it's time to say farewell to your fellow guests and depart your Emerald Star-Ship for your transfer to the airport, taking memories o |
Wake in Bucharest. After a turbulent past, the city is now a unique mix of Art Nouveau remnants and Brutalist-era architecture sit alongside wide, tre; The capital of Serbia, Belgrade is known as the 'Door to Central Europe' and lies at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers. This eclectic city ; Cross the border into Croatia and dock in Vukovar, a historically significant city strategically positioned along the Danube River at the confluence w; Budapest is often considered to be the most beautiful city in Europe and you have a full day at leisure to see why.; Divided by the Danube, with Buda on one side and Pest on the other, this city became united in 1873 when a newly built bridge connected the two. It's ; Relax on board this morning as you cruise towards Vienna. You may like to ask your butler to bring coffee to your suite so you can savour it as the be; Wake this morning with Vienna on your doorstep. A city full of grandeur, Austria's imperial capital is famous for having the world's most beautiful bo; Arrive in Passau today. Set at the meeting point of three rivers and close to the border with Austria, Passau was an important trading point for centu; Boasting a staggering 2,000 year history, Regensburg has one of Germany's best preserved medieval town centres, with more than 900 of its Romanesque a; Built on seven hills, this World Heritage-listed town has surprises at every turn. Intersected by rivers and canals, Bamberg's Old Town is resplendent; After a relaxed morning on board, dock in Würzburg. With its lavish Baroque and Rococo architecture, you'll be captivating by this glamorous port. Thi; Arrive in Wertheim this morning, a small town with a medieval centre sitting on the picturesque banks of the Main and Tauber Rivers. Look out for the ; Dock in the 2000 year old city of Cologne today. Cologne suffered extensive damage during World War II but was painstakingly restored over the followi; The Netherlands' capital is a treasure trove of architectural beauty, galleries filled with masterpieces, 16th century canals, narrow cobbled laneways; Your journey concludes this morning in Amsterdam. After one final breakfast on board, depart with a lifetime of memories. Due to new restrictions on c |