Wilderness Travel Cruise Brochure 2024-2025

NETHERLANDS

Hoorn

Berlin

Amsterdam

Delft

Rotterdam

Kinderdijk

GERMANY

chem

Middleburg

Düsseldorf

Brugge

Brussels Antwerp

Gent

Cologne

200 mi

R h i

Koblenz

n e

BELGIUM

Volkach Würzburg

200 km

Rudesheim

Le Havre

n

i

Bamberg Eltman

a

Honfleur

M

Rouen

Kitzingen

Vernon Les Andelys

Ludwigshafen

Regensburg Nuremberg

Miltenberg Wertheim

Speyer

e

o s e ll

Rothenberg

Paris

e

Giverny

i n

Strasbourg

Heidelberg

Mont-Saint-Michel

R h

S e i n e

Vilshofen

Main Danube Canal

Gengenbach

M

Munich

Colmar

Black Forest

ATLANTIC OCEAN

Freiburg

Salzburg

Breisach

Basel

Zürich

FRANCE

Lucerne

e

SWITZERLAND

n

S a ô

Geneva

Bresse

Lyon

Pauillac

Blaye

Vienne

Lake Como

e

Bordeaux

Saint-Emilion

n

g

Tain-l’Hermitage

o d

D o r

Tournon

Cadillac

Rh o n e

G

a r o n n

Viviers

e

Pont du Gard

Nîmes

Les Baux Avignon

Bilbao

Arles

ITALY

Entre-os-Rios

Regua

Pinhão

Porto

D o u r o

Vega de Terron

Lamego

Castelo Rodrigo

Salamanca

Barca d’Alva

PORTUGAL

Madrid

Barcelona

Mediterranean Sea

Lisbon

SPAIN

European River Cruising From fascinating Old World treasures to wonderful food and wine, fall in love with everything Europe has to offer on a cruise along one of its inland waterways. Visit celebrated

THE DANUBE Passing through 10 countries and four capital cities—Vienna, Bratislava, Budapest, and Belgrade— The Danube, Europe’s second longest river, is framed by rolling hillsides, lush vineyards, and medieval castles. The UNESCO-designated Wachau Valley and spectacular Iron Gates are among its most majestic natural wonders. THE RHINE, MAIN, AND MOSELLE The Rhine flows through Switzerland, France, Germany, and the Netherlands. In its upper middle valley—a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site—more than 40 castles and fortresses from the Middle Ages remain. One tributary, the Moselle, flows past dramatic vineyard-clad landscapes and medieval towns with looming castles; another, the Main, is home to the 106-mile Main-Danube Canal, which allows travel from the North Sea

historic capitals like Vienna or Paris, explore ancient castles and fortresses, walk along picturesque cobblestone streets, pedal through historic town squares—it’s a world of unparalleled experiences! DUTCH AND BELGIAN WATERWAYS Sitting below sea level, Belgium and the Netherlands—the “Low Countries”—are particularly susceptible to flooding. But with protective defenses such as the Delta Works Projects, the regions have prospered and have given way to countless canals crisscrossing these countries. The cities of Amsterdam, Ghent, Antwerp, Brussels, and more are cruise highlights.

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