Emerald Waterways offers a range of river cruises with some of the continent?s most beautiful routes for customers searching to discover the most idyllic and picturesque walks in Europe for their 2021 holidays.
Emerald Waterways offers at least one EmeraldACTIVE activity in all its cruise itineraries, with guidance from their experts for those guests seeking in-depth knowledge on the destination. It also provides unguided experiences if guests prefer to explore independently.
Customers can join the 10-day Sensations of Lyon and Provence itinerary starting from ?1,995 per person (based on October 9 2021 departure) on the Emerald Liberte Star-Ship. They can on a guided hike through some of the local vineyards in Tournon, as well as joining a local guide for a walking tour of France?s Lyon.
Else, they can choose the 11-day Secrets of the Douro with Lisbon river cruise starting from ?2,360 per person (based on November 3 2021 departure) on the Emerald Radiance Star-Ship. Customers can enjoy a tranquil walk through the local vineyards of Quinta do Tedo. Once in Porto, they can join a guided active walk through the coastal city, touching on the fortified structures of Castelo da Foz and Castelo do Queijo.
Alternatively, the eight-day Jewels of the Rhine itinerary starts from ?2,395 per person (based on July 7 2021 departure) on the Emerald Destiny Star-Ship. Customers can join a guided hike in Germany?s famous mountain range, the Black Forest. In Strasbourg, the capital of France?s Alsace Region, guests can explore the past during a walking tour of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed old town as well as witnessing the Maison Kammerzell and the canal network that weaves through Petite France.
For all the above itineraries, all prices include relevant discounts, return flights, transfers, the cruises as stated above, shore excursions, all tipping and gratuities, food and selected drinks on board and exclusive events and experiences.
For detail information or to book, agents can visit: www.emeraldwaterways.co.uk/agent-portal.
