Choose to benefit from cheap hotel deals whether for one night, weekend break or longer to explore your port of departure or arrival. There is a large choice of accommodation to be found within easy reach of the pier. Premium, midrange, budget and cheap hotels offer a welcome stay and the opportunity to relax before visiting the city’s many exciting attractions.
River cruising is booming the last years, with plenty of new ships built every year. Sail to the most fascinating destinations of the globe and explore ancient cities and enchanting places.
Find the best hotels for river cruises which sail through major cities of Europe, Asia, Africa, South America and Northern America.
Stay for a couple of days before or after your vacation, and explore the world’s most fascinating places and historic cities.
River cruises are getting more and more popular, with many itineraries offered around the globe. Typical voyages are one-week or longer.
Take a European river cruise and discover old medieval towns and ancient castles. Depart from fabulous cities such as Budapest, Basel or Vienna, or from French towns such as Avignon and Chalon-sur-Saône. Enjoy spectacular scenery along the way while sailing on the Danube, Rhone, Rhine or Douro rivers. The Main, Moselle, Elbe, Saone and Seine are also popular rivers in Europe for cruising.
Other popular cruise destinations include the Amazon River in South America, Volga River in Russia, the Yangtze River in China and the Mekong River in Vietnam and Cambodia. Popular itineraries run between Siem Reap (near the temples of Angkor Wat), Cambodia, and Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Of course don’t forget the Nile in Egypt, the longest river in the world. In Africa you can sail on Botswana’s Chobe River as well, combining a river cruise with a land tour and safari.
In the United States cruise down the mighty Mississippi River from Memphis or New Orleans. In the Pacific Northwest follow in the Steps of Lewis & Clark, and sail along the Columbia and Snake Rivers. In the Norteast see the Hudson River, Maine, and the rest of New England.
