Spotlight: The Douro River – Portugal’s Golden Wine Highway
Cruises book out early as more Australians have discovered Portugal as a better value and less crowded river cruise option.
Cruising the world’s storied waterways get you to marvel at the stunning natural gems, amazing cultures, and vibrant cities of countries through which famous rivers wind through.
This Countries section is designed to inspire and guide travellers seeking the ultimate river cruise adventure. Discover a treasure trove of information that unveils the Instagrammable landscapes and iconic landmarks that await along the legendary waterways of Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Americas.
Immerse yourself in the timeless charm of the Rhine, Danube, Rhone, and Moselle rivers, where historic cities like Amsterdam, Vienna, Lyon, and Bernkastel-Kues beckon.
On the other hand, explore the exotic allure of Asia’s mighty Mekong, winding through Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos. Here, ancient temples and bustling markets offer a glimpse into the region’s vibrant traditions.
Uncover the enduring wonders of Egypt along the Nile River. Marvel at the pharaonic monuments and awe-inspiring pyramids that serve as testament to the grandeur of ancient civilizations. Moreover, the iconic waterways of North and South America promise adventures through the heartlands of the Mississippi River or the untamed wilderness of the Amazon.
This section provides in-depth destination guides, insider tips, and invaluable insights to help you plan the perfect river cruise itinerary.
Cruises book out early as more Australians have discovered Portugal as a better value and less crowded river cruise option.
River cruising in Portugal is booming. Viking has just announced the delivery of its newest custom-built ship on the Douro, Viking Gyda, bringing their Portuguese fleet to five.
As Eastern Europe begins to rebuild after Storm Boris, major river cruise lines, including AmaWaterways and Uniworld, are resuming operations on the Rhine and Danube rivers.
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