Explore the colour and history of India before cruising the sacred Ganges, follow the Douro through Portugal’s vineyard-covered valleys, or discover the grand cities and cultural treasures along the Danube.
On these river cruise holidays, you’ll travel in comfort between unforgettable experiences, with time to explore beyond the usual sights. Stay in exceptional hotels, discover local treasures, taste your way through new regions and watch the scenery change as you cruise from one remarkable destination to the next.
For a limited time only, enjoy up to $3000* per person air credit on every new 2026 and 2027 cruise, or up to $2,000* per person savings on the below India cruise holiday. Take a look below and find your next adventure.
Up to $3,000* per person air credit. Plus, all meals, beverages, UNESCO site visits, shore excursions, Wi-Fi, and more.
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Up to $3,000* per person air credit. Plus, all meals, beverages, UNESCO site visits, shore excursions, Wi-Fi, and more.
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Up to $2,000* per person air credit. Plus, breakfast daily, beverages, shore excursions, internal flight, and more.
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