Sponsored by AmaWaterways
It’s one thing to visit Europe. It’s another to truly feel it, slowly and intimately, by drifting along its legendary rivers aboard a luxury cruise. For travellers who want to experience the heart of a destination, a river cruise is more than just a mode of transport; it’s a front-row seat to culture, history, and beauty, one charming village at a time.
That’s the magic of river cruising with AmaWaterways, where the journey is just as extraordinary as the destinations. Picture this: you unpack once, settle into your stateroom, and each day a new historic town, vineyard-laced hillside or fairytale castle appears just beyond your balcony. There are no sea days, no crowds, and no rushing from one highlight to another, only immersive, unhurried exploration and five-star hospitality.
With their award-winning ships sailing Europe’s most iconic rivers, including the Danube, Rhine, Rhone and Douro, AmaWaterways has become synonymous with refined, all-inclusive luxury and cultural depth. Their thoughtfully curated shore excursions go beyond the standard city tour, offering options to hike through vineyards, bike along riverbanks, or taste local delicacies at bustling food markets. Guests are encouraged to personalise their experience and explore at their own pace, whether that means sunrise yoga on the sun deck or sipping a Bordeaux vintage in a centuries-old cellar.
Whether you’re gliding through tulip-lined canals in the Netherlands, sampling festive treats at a German Christmas market, or exploring riverside vineyards in Provence, this is Europe as you’ve never seen it before. Elegant ships, enriching excursions, world-class cuisine, and heartfelt service, these are the hallmarks of AmaWaterways.
For those seeking meaningful travel, a river cruise offers a deeper connection to the places and people you encounter. Talk to your personal travel manager to plan your next trip with AmaWaterways.
TravelManagers respects and honours the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands where we work and gather, and those we visit.
