Embark on a scenic European river cruise starting in Amsterdam, where you'll enjoy a panoramic tour of the city’s charming canals and landmarks
Embark on a scenic European river cruise starting in Amsterdam, where you'll enjoy a panoramic tour of the city’s charming canals and landmarks. Visit Antwerp for a guided city tour, and explore the medieval beauty of Ghent and the historic Flanders Port. Continue to Willemstad, a picturesque Dutch town, followed by an afternoon windmill tour in Kinderdijk, showcasing iconic Dutch windmills. Discover Enkhuizen with a morning tour through its rich maritime history, and conclude your journey with a visit to the breathtaking Keukenhof Gardens, renowned for its vibrant spring flowers.
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River Cruise Features & Amenities
Know Before You Book - High & Low Water
European river cruising has gained in popularity for very good reason. It's a relaxing and convenient way to experience Europe while enjoying the comfort of a deluxe ship. However, before making the decision to reserve your vacation, please be aware of potential conditions which may impact your cruise. While most of the time river cruises operate exactly as planned, weather conditions may result in high or low water levels which impact a ship's itinerary and, on occasion, render a ship unable to sail at all. On very rare occasions, other events such as heavy fog, a damaged lock, or an incapacitated vessel blocking the river, may impact a sailing. These events typically occur with little or no notice. In the event that a cruise is partially or completely impacted, the itinerary will be operated by deluxe motor coach, accompanied by a Tour Manager, with overnights in hotels. When the option exists, the operator will "swap ships" with another vessel sailing in the opposite direction, retaining the sailing experience. Crew, ship and cabin configuration may differ. The itinerary will include as many of the originally scheduled sightseeing features as possible, considering the travel time and distances required, as well as meals. While it is not possible to recreate the more leisurely comforts of sailings, we will endeavor to provide a comparable itinerary. These alternative services will be provided at no additional charge.
†Transfers are available for purchase for land only or on alternative flight dates
Depart for the Netherlands
Arrive in Amsterdam and transfer to the port. Embarkation begins at 2 PM. EarlieArrive in Amsterdam and transfer to the port.
Embarkation begins at 2 PM. Early arrivals can access the ship lounge or drop off luggage before check-in.
After arrival formalities, enjoy some time to relax on board.
In the evening, meet your Cruise Director and enjoy a delicious dinner, setting the mood for your delightful river cruise.
Recommended flight arrival time: no later than 2 PM.
Today's panoramic tour of 700-year-old Amsterdam introduces you to both the old and new sections of the city.
View Amsterdam's port, once a major hub for the Dutch East India Company during the Golden Age.
Explore the former Jewish quarter, including the 17th-century Portuguese Synagogue and the National Holocaust Names Memorial.
Pass by the 19th-century neighborhood, known for its classic architecture, museums, and lively squares.
Board a glass-top boat and cruise along the winding canals for an up-close view of the historic homes, 16th-century warehouses, and charming churches with striking bell towers.
Rejoin the ship for lunch on board.
In the afternoon, set sail for Antwerp.
Today, arrive in Antwerp, one of Europe's largest and most historic port cities, where over half of the world's diamonds are traded.
Evidence of the wealth from trade during the 16th century can be seen in the opulent homes lining the city streets.
During the walking tour, view the unique market place, surrounded by the mighty Renaissance Town Hall and numerous guild halls.
Visit the Cathedral of Our Lady, the highest Gothic building in the Low Countries.
Discover the historic Flanders port of Ghent, a showcase of Flemish wealth.
Your tour of this medieval city includes views of the 7th-century St. Bavo's Cathedral and the imposing Gravensteen Castle.
At the town center, see the gigantic Belfry, a symbol of the city's independence, and the Gothic-style Cloth Hall, which highlights the city's major industry.
Alternatively, take the optional full-day tour to Bruges, known as the "Venice of the North", and home to some of Europe's best-preserved medieval buildings.
In Bruges, view the Lake of Love (Minnewater), the Beguinage Convent, and stroll along picturesque winding cobbled alleys and romantic canals.
Begin your exploration of charming Willemstad, located on Holland's Diep River.
The town, named after King Willem of Orange, is best known for its well-preserved fortifications.
View architectural landmarks such as the Mauritshuis, De Koepelkerk Church (the first church in the Netherlands specifically built for Protestant worship), d'Orangemolen (a stately white windmill), and Old Town Hall.
Alternatively, join the fascinating optional excursion to the Delta Works. After the 1953 flood, the Delta Plan was created to prevent future disasters. The storm flood barrier, nearly six miles long, is considered a technical miracle and the final defense in the battle against water.
In the afternoon, visit a windmill park in the small village of Kinderdijk on the north bank of the River Noord.
The windmills, built in the 1700s, are still in use today and played a vital role in the country’s development. During this excursion, visit a windmill and learn more about the modern technology that is now replacing their existence.
Embark on a morning tour of the charming city of Enkhuizen.
Discover the city’s historic landmarks and step into the Dutch Golden Age of the 17th century as you stroll through the city’s historic streets.
Learn about Enkhuizen’s role as a major port city during the time when the Netherlands was a global trading power.
Conclude the tour with a visit to the Zuiderzee Museum, which focuses on maritime history and the cultural heritage of the Zuiderzee.
Explore the exhibits and discover how people once lived in this area.
Enjoy free time to explore on your own before returning to the ship.
Set sail in the late afternoon.
Depart this morning for Keukenhof Gardens, the largest and most spectacular flower gardens in the world.
Explore the iconic fields of multicolored tulips, stretching over the flat Dutch landscape as far as the eye can see.
Take your time to stroll around the gardens and marvel at the floral displays.
Return to the ship for lunch and enjoy a relaxing afternoon on board.
At tonight's dinner, share wonderful memories of your cruise and bid farewell to your Cruise Director.
This morning, disembark and transfer to the airport for your departure flight.
Disembarkation will end at 9:30 AM.
This morning, enjoy a delightful excursion to the historic town of Bruges, known for its charming squares and historic buildings. The tour takes you first to view the Lake of Love (Minnewater) and the Beguinage convent, followed by a walking tour of the city’s medieval districts. Visit Our Lady's Church, which houses the famous Madonna statue by Michelangelo, the Market Square and Belfry, and the Town Hall Square with its Chapel of the Holy Blood. Enjoy time to explore the myriad of handicraft shops and cafes before returning. Approximate tour duration is 8 hours. Please note: This tour involves extensive walking on uneven surfaces (cobblestones) and may not be suitable for all travelers. Comfortable walking shoes are strongly recommended.
A fascinating excursion this morning to the Delta Works. After the 1953 flood in the Netherlands, which claimed over 1,800 lives in one night, the Delta Plan was created to prevent a disaster of this magnitude from ever happening again. Taking 30 years to complete, the storm flood barrier, nearly six miles long, stands as the final defense in the battle against water and is considered a technical miracle. Approximate tour duration is 4 hours.
Depart for the Netherlands
Arrive in Amsterdam and transfer to the port. Embarkation begins at 2 PM. EarlieArrive in Amsterdam and transfer to the port.
Embarkation begins at 2 PM. Early arrivals can access the ship lounge or drop off luggage before check-in.
After arrival formalities, enjoy some time to relax on board.
In the evening, meet your Cruise Director and enjoy a delicious dinner, setting the mood for your delightful river cruise.
Recommended flight arrival time: no later than 2 PM.
Today's panoramic tour of 700-year-old Amsterdam introduces you to both the old and new sections of the city.
View Amsterdam's port, once a major hub for the Dutch East India Company during the Golden Age.
Explore the former Jewish quarter, including the 17th-century Portuguese Synagogue and the National Holocaust Names Memorial.
Pass by the 19th-century neighborhood, known for its classic architecture, museums, and lively squares.
Board a glass-top boat and cruise along the winding canals for an up-close view of the historic homes, 16th-century warehouses, and charming churches with striking bell towers.
Rejoin the ship for lunch on board.
In the afternoon, set sail for Antwerp.
Today, arrive in Antwerp, one of Europe's largest and most historic port cities, where over half of the world's diamonds are traded.
Evidence of the wealth from trade during the 16th century can be seen in the opulent homes lining the city streets.
During the walking tour, view the unique market place, surrounded by the mighty Renaissance Town Hall and numerous guild halls.
Visit the Cathedral of Our Lady, the highest Gothic building in the Low Countries.
Discover the historic Flanders port of Ghent, a showcase of Flemish wealth.
Your tour of this medieval city includes views of the 7th-century St. Bavo's Cathedral and the imposing Gravensteen Castle.
At the town center, see the gigantic Belfry, a symbol of the city's independence, and the Gothic-style Cloth Hall, which highlights the city's major industry.
Alternatively, take the optional full-day tour to Bruges, known as the "Venice of the North", and home to some of Europe's best-preserved medieval buildings.
In Bruges, view the Lake of Love (Minnewater), the Beguinage Convent, and stroll along picturesque winding cobbled alleys and romantic canals.
Begin your exploration of charming Willemstad, located on Holland's Diep River.
The town, named after King Willem of Orange, is best known for its well-preserved fortifications.
View architectural landmarks such as the Mauritshuis, De Koepelkerk Church (the first church in the Netherlands specifically built for Protestant worship), d'Orangemolen (a stately white windmill), and Old Town Hall.
Alternatively, join the fascinating optional excursion to the Delta Works. After the 1953 flood, the Delta Plan was created to prevent future disasters. The storm flood barrier, nearly six miles long, is considered a technical miracle and the final defense in the battle against water.
In the afternoon, visit a windmill park in the small village of Kinderdijk on the north bank of the River Noord.
The windmills, built in the 1700s, are still in use today and played a vital role in the country’s development. During this excursion, visit a windmill and learn more about the modern technology that is now replacing their existence.
Embark on a morning tour of the charming city of Enkhuizen.
Discover the city’s historic landmarks and step into the Dutch Golden Age of the 17th century as you stroll through the city’s historic streets.
Learn about Enkhuizen’s role as a major port city during the time when the Netherlands was a global trading power.
Conclude the tour with a visit to the Zuiderzee Museum, which focuses on maritime history and the cultural heritage of the Zuiderzee.
Explore the exhibits and discover how people once lived in this area.
Enjoy free time to explore on your own before returning to the ship.
Set sail in the late afternoon.
Depart this morning for Keukenhof Gardens, the largest and most spectacular flower gardens in the world.
Explore the iconic fields of multicolored tulips, stretching over the flat Dutch landscape as far as the eye can see.
Take your time to stroll around the gardens and marvel at the floral displays.
Return to the ship for lunch and enjoy a relaxing afternoon on board.
At tonight's dinner, share wonderful memories of your cruise and bid farewell to your Cruise Director.
This morning, disembark and transfer to the airport for your departure flight.
Disembarkation will end at 9:30 AM.
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