- Avalon Waterways has relaunched its series for 2026.
- Rock band Sister Hazel and author and actor Graham McTavish will host the two voyages.
- There will be a voyage in France and another Amsterdam to Budapest cruise.
Avalon Waterways’ popular Storyteller Series is returning for 2026, which includes two itineraries from chart-topping rockers Sister Hazel and actor and author Graham McTavish.
“While the world’s waterways will always take centre stage with Avalon, when you combine breathtaking scenery with some of the most talented storytellers of our time, you create an experience unlike any other,” said Pam Hoffee, president of Avalon Waterways.
“With our Storyteller Series, we’ve redefined river cruising—offering guests front-row access to their favourite icons, unforgettable encounters and immersive adventures that turn the page on traditional travel.”
Rogue on the Rhône: A Legendary Voyage with Graham McTavish
8-Day River Cruise | Lyon to Arles | June 9 – June 16, 2026
The Rhône River has played host to poets, conquerors and revolutionaries and McTavish will taking guests on a journey where history, storytelling and adventure collide.
Guests on the special Active & Discovery itinerary will travel through the heart of Provence and Burgundy, tracing the footsteps of Roman emperors, artistic masters and wine-loving rebels.
Rockin’ on the Rhine with Sister Hazel
8-Day River Cruise | Amsterdam to Basel | July 11 – July 18, 2026
Back by popular demand, Sister Hazel fans and music lovers alike will once again have the chance to sail with the chart-topping Billboard Hot 100 band, soaking up exclusive performances, special events and personal moments with the group—all while gliding through some of Europe’s most awe-inspiring destinations.
From Amsterdam’s legendary canals to the medieval castles of the Rhine Gorge, this toe-tapping, hand-clapping cruise is a harmonious blend of history, culture and chart-topping hits. Those lucky enough to book this likely-to-sell-out cruise will sail through Germany, the Netherlands, France, and Switzerland.
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