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Holland and Belgium River Cruise
2024-2025 Holland and Belgium river cruise departures available now!
Winding through the romantic Rhine Valley, discover authentic Holland and Belgium on a river cruise. You will be enchanted by the many UNESCO World Heritage Sites to discover. These include Amsterdam’s canal ring, which provides a stunning backdrop to the historical center of the legendary capital of Netherlands. You will also discover Belgium's capital city of Brussels, with its wealth of unmissable typically European heritage sites like the Grand Place, its central square. Succomb to the quaint charms of Bruges - the capital and largest city of Belgium's north-western province of West Flanders – which, like Amsterdam and many other canal-based northern European cities, is often called "The Venice of the North". Its tiny streets, canals and typical houses also make it one of Europe's treasures.
A cruise along the Rhine river passes sloping vineyards, ancient castles and the mythical Lorelei rock, taking you to quintessential Europe, all the way through Germany and along its tributaries to a unique discovery of Holland, ending on the Ijsselmeer, the Netherlands' inland sea. Dive into quintessential Netherlands with the fields of flowers of the Keukenhof – the finest spring gardens in the world - windmills, Alkmaar's historic cheese markets, the numerous canal cities, and much more! You will also be able to sample Belgium’s famous traditional produce: mussels, beer, chocolate and waffles.
The Treasures of North - Through two extraordinary countries: Belgium and The Netherlands
BRUSSELS - ANTWERP - ROTTERDAM or surroundings(3) - AMSTERDAM or surroundings(3) - Brussels
From Brussels to Amsterdam via Rotterdam and Antwerp, cruise through Belgium and the Netherlands in search of their hidden treasures. Discover the breath-taking beauty of Brussels, the Belgian capital, and the many international organizations at The Hague. Travel to the heart of iconic places such as Volendam, a former fishing village on the Ijsselmeer, and Zaanse Schans.
From Berlin to Amsterdam (port-to-port cruise)
BERLIN - POTSDAM - WUSTERWITZ - MAGDEBURG - WOLFSBURG - HANOVER - MINDEN - NIENBURG - BREMEN - OLDENBURG - GARKEUKEN - AMSTERDAM(2)
From Berlin to Amsterdam, explore the northern canals by cruising the Elbe and the Havel. You will discover the history of Berlin, before exploring Potsdam, Magdeburg or Bremen, cities that will make you appreciate the eclectic heritage of Germany. You will have the option to visit the Meyer Werft shipyard before diving into the heart of charming Dutch cities. Your cruise will end in Amsterdam, famous for its UNESCO World Heritage canals.
Cruise across Europe from Budapest to Amsterdam (port-to-port cruise)
BUDAPEST - VIENNA - MELK - PASSAU - FRANKFURT - MAINZ - STRASBOURG - MANNHEIM - NIERSTEIN - RÜDESHEIM(3) - COLOGNE - AMSTERDAM(4)
Experience a unique trans-European cruise on the Danube, the Main and the Rhine! CroisiEurope offers you the possibility to combine two cruise programs from Budapest to Strasbourg and from Strasbourg to Amsterdam in one 18-day trip to discover cities and fabulous sites in Hungary, Austria and the Netherlands, passing through Alsace and Germany. An opportunity not to be missed!
Through authentic Holland (port-to-port cruise)
AMSTERDAM or surroundings(3) - GOUDA - ROTTERDAM or surroundings(3) - AMSTERDAM or surroundings(3)
Be carried away by the history of Holland through its culture and the rustic charm of the cities of Amsterdam, Gouda and Rotterdam. During your cruise, you will discover the traditional Delftware, famous for its finesse and the quality of its enamelling.
Springtime in Holland (port-to-port cruise)
AMSTERDAM or surroundings(4) - WIJK BIJ DUURSTEDE - ROTTERDAM or surroundings(4) - ANTWERP
From Amsterdam to Antwerp, discover the Netherlands, land of the tulips, mills and cheese. Through this cruise and its excursions, we invite you to discover the authentic Holland, with many canals and cities which have been classified as UNESCO World Heritage.