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Rhine
The Rhine River is extremely popular for first-
time river cruisers. Flowing through six countries,
the Rhine offers fairytale scenery and castles,
enchanting towns and vibrant cities. Typically,
Rhine River cruises are bookended by Basel in the
south and Amsterdam in the north.

Highlights Along the Rhine
Strasbourg, France — Capital of the Alsace region,
this city reflects a unique blend of German and
French cultures, especially in its cuisine. Try the
pizza-like tarte flambée and marvel at charming
half-timbered houses.
Cologne — Visitors love this joyful, vibrant city; its
imposing Cathedral, Fragrance Museum and beer
halls dedicated to the local Kölsch.
Rhine Gorge — This UNESCO World Heritage
Site is a picturesque favorite for scenic cruising,
where you will see dramatic cliffs (including the
Lorelei), terraced vineyards and pretty villages along Cologne, Germany along Rhine River Aswan, Egypt along Nile River
its riverbanks.

Seine Mekong Nile
Seine River cruises concentrate on the beauty A cruise along the Mekong River offers an The longest river in Africa, the Nile is a vital water
of Paris and the Normandy region. Cruises extraordinary way to surround yourself in the source for Egypt. Cruisetours offer plenty of time to
connect storybook towns with châteaux, cultural treasures and breathtaking scenery of explore Cairo and Giza pyramids before embarking
gorgeous landscapes and famous beaches.
Vietnam and Cambodia. Travel through energetic on a luxurious river vessel in Luxor for a truly
Highlights on the Seine cities, tranquil villages and lush landscapes. immersive experience.
Paris — Enjoy special views of the Eiffel Tower and Typically, river cruises in this region are combined Highlights on the Nile
with land portions to create a cruisetour.
newly restored Notre-Dame Cathedral. Visit one of Luxor — Home to the Valley of the Kings, a vast
the many museums and dine at a classic Highlights on the Mekong burial ground for pharaohs, Valley of the Queens,
French bistro.
Ho Chi Minh City — Visitors love its lively street Karnak and Luxor Temples, this destination is
Giverny — Stroll through the very gardens and food and coffee scene, as well as the blend of French referred to as the “world’s greatest open-air museum.”
lily ponds that inspired Claude Monet’s colonial architecture and modern high-rises. Aswan — Although it boasts ancient temples and
famous paintings.
Phnom Penh — This city contains a wealth of sites, as well as Aswan Dam, this city is known for
Rouen — This Norman city contains a wealth of hidden gems, including the famous Raffles Hotel its laid-back atmosphere and efforts to preserve its
history, Gothic architecture and is most notable Afternoon Tea, Royal Palace and Wat Botum Nubian heritage.
for France’s patron saint, Joan of Arc. Temple. Also important is the Killing Fields, now a Whether you’re sailing through Europe’s imperial
memorial to the victims of the Khmer Rouge.
Normandy Beaches — Site of Allied landings capitals, exploring Southeast Asia’s vibrant rivers
in WWII, you may visit American and Siem Reap — Primarily known as the gateway to or navigating the Nile’s ancient wonders, river
Commonwealth memorials, where visitors can Angkor Wat, a Hindu-Buddhist temple complex cruising delivers a travel experience that is both
th
pay their respects and visit museums to learn built in the 12 century. Siem Reap also has an Old enriching and unforgettable. Cruise Specialists cruise
more about this chapter in history. French Quarter, as well as Chinese architecture. consultants are here to guide you, offering expert
insight and a seamless travel experience.
Rouen, France along Seine River

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