ROCS Winter Brochure 2015 - 2016

CROISI CRUISES SEE EUROPE IN A SPECTACULAR WAY

Cruises Around The World Canals-Rivers–Coastal

Europe's Largest River Cruise Line ROCS Travel proudly announces Malta’s representation for Europe's Largest River Cruise Line - CroisiEurope. With a fleet of more than 40 ships you can opt from a choice of dazzling riverside cities in France, Italy, Spain, Germany and Belgium — to the romantic Rhine Valley, the Rhône and Saône, the Seine, the beautiful blue Danube, the Douro Valley, Venice, and more such as Asian Cruises including exotic destinations such as Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and India to name a few. CroisiEurope take you away for much less and still includes it all. Other cruises may offer good food yet with CroisiEu- rope you will cruise with your own on-board French restaurants. On most Cruises, drinks are also included and free drinks are provided with every meal inclu- sive of a large selection of wine and beers too. Drinks served at the bar are included in the full price of the cruises as well. River Cruising: The Difference between River Cruising and Coastal Cruising Imagine gliding past quaint villages, ancient hillside castles and stone forts; past sun-drenched olive groves and vineyards, snow-capped mountains and thunder- ing gorges; under glittering night-lit bridges in exotic cities. Imagine eating first-class French cuisine while floating on a sparkling river, watching the gorgeous landscapes pass by. These ships are like floating hotels; small enough to moor at a town or city port yet large enough to pro- vide every amenity. Envision your ship docking in the heart of a beautiful, historic European city: its trea- sures of art, music, food, culture, and history await your leisurely exploration. This is river cruising. The pace of river cruising is relaxed and tranquil, with unbeatable gorgeous scenery that changes every moment and one which you will be only able to experience through river cruising. River cruising is smooth too, so there’s no need to worry about seasickness.

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