The River Cruise Collective went live last week and created Australia’s biggest ever event for fans of travelling on the world’s inland waterways.
The new, luxury Australian Star paddlesteamer on the Murray River will launch in late November but she is already 90 per cent sold out for 2026.
Under the luxury brand, Waldorf Astoria, the new ship will offer four or six-night itineraries.
Since their first African safari in 1962, Abercrombie & Kent has evolved into one of the world’s leading travel companies and their river cruises are designed for the discerning and curious traveller.
The sailing will be onboard the MS Raymonde which caters for just 22 passengers.
Congratulations to Zoe George, the winner of our European River Cruise of a Lifetime competition! She’ll embark on a 10-day luxury river cruise with a lucky guest— a journey valued at $22,420, including return flights worth up to $5000.
AmaWaterways’ newest river ship, AmaMagdalena has been christened at a glittering naming ceremony in Mompox, Columbia this week.
Despite the economic uncertainty this year, river cruise lines say bookings have remained strong and reservations for 2026 are already outpacing this year.
The line will offer 11-day voyages on the new Brasilian Dream that will take guests to visit major parks and UNESCO sites.
Our On Board host Rosie Kelly has just returned from sailing the Majestic Princess in the Mediterranean with her daughter. She and publisher Peter Lynch discuss her journey - and the changes to the ship, one of Australia's favourites after her many seasons sailing our own waters.
