May 7, 2007
Go River Cruising In The Netherlands and Belgium
There is something special about going on a european river cruise . This is the way to explore the major rivers in Europe, such as he Rhine, Moselle, the Elbe, Seine, Oder and Danube. If this is something you would enjoy then you need to explore the many offerings of Deilman Cruises .
There are many itineraries to choose from such as 14 nights cruises aboard the MV Casanova that take you on a memorable journey between Amsterdam and Hunguary vwith stops at various points en route. Ports of call include Colgone, Wurzburg and Munich in Germany and Vienna. But if 14 days of bliss is more than you can bear, you can opt for a shorter 11- day voyage. This cruise departs from Munich and takes you to places such as Romania, Budapest, Bucharest, and Vienna. And for even shorter trips there are 7 days options that take you along the peaceful waterways and rivers of Europe.
Sailing The Rivers Of the Netherlands and Belgium
One great option is a seven day trip aboard the MV Heidelberg. This is a wonderful european river cruise along the rivers of the Netherlands and Belgium. You will journey between Rotterdam and Veere (Netherlands), Ghent and Antwerp (Belgium), and back to the Netherlands for a stop at Arnhem before settling back into that notorious Amsterdam haze. There is no better way to “sea” Holland and Belgium
And if you have reservation about the quality of the onboard service, accommodations and dining, you may lay your fears to rest. Many happy river cruisers have given this luxury {tag-tec]European river cruise[/tag-tec] fleet a thumbs up! There are hair salons on board, medical professionals, excellent dining, a small gym and much more. You can even get you laundry done at reasonable and affordable prices while you enjoy some of the best suights and sounds that european cruises have to offer.
Expect to find all the features and amenities of the larger commercial cruise liners without the crowds. Read the many excellent river cruise reviews and then decide for yourself if one a european river cruise is this is something for you.
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Comments
May 10, 2007
attgirl said:
I have always wanted to go on a a cruise like this. I think that it would be the best experience I would have in a very long time. If anyone wants to take me. he he
May 12, 2007
sunshine said:
Holland and Belgium are great destinations and I have been fortunate enough to travel to both on several occasions although I have not had a boating holiday there but it is an intriguing concept for a holiday and what a nice twist is it’s a river cruise and not a canal cruise which is what would instantly spring to peoples minds especially when thinking about Holland. Oh and the Belgium beer and chocolate is superb…. Great places
May 23, 2007
Cymru Am Byth said:
Bruge is a fab place for river cruising it is beautiful and idlic with the rivers over hung with willow trees and ancient building. It's a cruise of luxery and you can choose boats that you can dine on while cruising taking in the romantic views.
There's brewery tours and the city boasts dozens of excellent restaurants, trendy lunch places, fun coffee bars – and a local population famed for its love of the good-life and its high levels of expectation! All year round the rich aroma of chocolate wafts through the World Heritage city and countless creative confectioners make hundreds of kilograms of the city’s most famous chocolate, the ‘Brugsch Swaentje’ (Bruges Swan) my favourite…mmmmmmmmmmmmm chocolate.
May 27, 2007
Anne said:
I agree with Sunshine - I've visited Holland sever times, and passed through Belgium, although I've never had time to stay there long enough to enjoy the place. I'd love to take a river cruise and really get to enjoy the scenery.
Do they do dinner cruises? I've taken them in other countries before, and an evening sailing down the river with nice food, and even better views, is quite an experience.