Group Travel for all ages, Specializing in Baby Boomers.
👉PRICING Per person based on double occupancy Including air from Memphis
F-Standard Cabin $2674 Plus Airfare $799-Grand Total $3473
D-French Balcony Cabin $3374 Plus Airfare $799-Grand Total $4173
B-Veranda Cabin $3874 Plus Airfare $799-Grand Total $4673
****$25 deposit and discount Holiday Pricing ends Sunday December 31. There will be a new Special starting January1, 2024.
Feel free to call me at 901 238 7911
B-Veranda-Per Person based on two passengers
Economy AIRFARE
One complimentary shore excursion in every port of call
Free Wi-Fi (connection speed may vary)
Your Meals
Beer, wine & soft drinks with onboard lunch & dinner
24-hour specialty coffees, teas & bottled water
Port taxes & fees
Ground transfers with Viking Air purchase
Visits to UNESCO Sites
Enrichment lectures & Destination Performances
Standard Cabin has up high windows but it is a larger cabin than the French Balcony Cabin.
Here is the breakdown:
Cruise Cabin $3874 Plus Airfare $799-Grand Total $4673
Non Refundable Deposit of $25 is due by Sunday
Based on availability. Prices subject to change.
D-French Balcony, Cabin Pricing Per Person based on two passengers
Includes:
Economy AIRFARE
One complimentary shore excursion in every port of call
Free Wi-Fi (connection speed may vary)
Your Meals
Beer, wine & soft drinks with onboard lunch & dinner
24-hour specialty coffees, teas & bottled water
Port taxes & fees
Ground transfers with Viking Air purchase
Visits to UNESCO Sites
Enrichment lectures & Destination Performances
Here is the breakdown:
Cruise Cabin $3374 Plus Airfare $799-Grand Total $4173
Non Refundable Deposit of $25 is due by Sunday
Does not include Travel Insurance
Based on availability. Pricing subject to change.
F-Standard Cabin Per Person based on two passengers
Pricing-Includes:
Economy AIRFARE
One complimentary shore excursion in every port of call
Free Wi-Fi (connection speed may vary)
Your Meals
Beer, wine & soft drinks with onboard lunch & dinner
24-hour specialty coffees, teas & bottled water
Port taxes & fees
Ground transfers with Viking Air purchase
Visits to UNESCO Sites
Enrichment lectures & Destination Performances
Standard Cabin has up high windows but it is a larger cabin than the French Balcony Cabin.
Here is the breakdown:
Cruise Cabin $2674 Plus Airfare $799-Grand Total $3473
Non Refundable Deposit of $25 is due by Sunday
Pricing is based on availability and subject to change.
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Veranda State Room
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French Balcony
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Standard Stateroom
Included in your cruise fare is an excursion with an overview of each city we have docked. It is a comfortable walking tour including the significance of the city and many of the sights and the history behind them. However there are even more excursions with a reasonable fee at most cities that could include bicycle tours, hiking, wine tours, beer tours and cultural tours. Each port has it's own history and beauty. Not every port will offer all of the above, but there are specialty tours for that specific location. All tours have listed what kind of physical prowess it requires. Some of us are hikers and bicyclers and others of us are strong walkers and then there is me. I stroll with breaks during the walk. Yes, they have those too.
Day 8 Amsterdam, The Netherlands
A city of charming canals, elegant gabled houses, splendid museums and abundant bicycles, the Dutch capital of Amsterdam is a delight to explore. Its patchwork of waterways forms about 90 islands connected by 1,500 bridges. The legacy of the Dutch Golden Age lives on in gilded manses and in the lush paintings of Rembrandt and other Dutch masters that adorn the Rijksmuseum, The Netherlands’ grand repository of art and cultural history. Discovering Amsterdam is a pleasure best pursued on foot; visitors line the tranquil canals and linger over Dutch pancakes, or take a stroopwafel to go. After breakfast, disembark your ship and journey home.
Day 7 Kinderdijk, The Netherlands
Kinderdijk is a village community in the Alblasserwaard province. This corner of South Holland, part of the scenic Waal and Merwede regions, has long been shaped by Rhine Delta waters. Kinderdijk is most known for its 19 remarkably preserved 18th-century windmills. The charming hamlet is located amid low-lying polders, tracts of land reclaimed from the sea by the power of the windmills and enclosed by embankments, or d**es. This legendary place calls to mind the 1865 novel Hans Brinker, in which a heroic boy plugs his finger into a ruptured d**e.
Day 6 Cologne, Germany
Cologne reveals its Roman heritage in its city layout and the ancient ruins that lie scattered through the town. Cologne’s modern plazas and Hohe Strasse host welcoming shops, enticing restaurants and cologne boutiques. Of note is the city’s 14th-century cathedral, a stunning example of Gothic artistry and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Having survived Allied bombs during World War II, the cathedral’s imposing twin spires are visible for miles and its stained glass windows fill the interior with brilliant colored light. Its steps lead to a platform with astounding views.
Day 5, Koblenz, Germany
Koblenz is a traditional German city, founded more than 2,000 years ago. This former trading settlement rests on a massif of the Middle Rhine Highlands. Its cobblestone streets, wood-beamed houses adorned with flowers, ancient market square and medieval churches recall the fairy-tale Germany of old. At the “German Corner,” a massive equestrian statue of Prince William I observes the lovely riverside scene. The famed Teutonic Knights set up their first base here in 1216. The Romanesque Basilica of St. Castor, Koblenz’s oldest building, dates to 836.
Day 4-OR choose an excursion to RĂĽdesheim, Germany
Located in the heart of Germany’s Rheingau region, Rüdesheim is the area’s center of winemaking. The famed Drosselgasse, a cobblestone street lined with taverns that pour local vintages and spill music into alleyways, attracts locals and visitors alike. Half-timbered houses, narrow warrens and old inns lend the town a medieval flavor. Castles once provided security for the region, including the 9th-century Brömserburg Castle, the oldest on the Rhine. The Siegfried’s Mechanical Music Cabinet museum also houses an impressive collection of self-playing instruments.
Day 4 The quiet German town of Speyer lies on the west bank of the Rhine. The city features a Romanesque imperial cathedral, burial place of eight emperors including some of the most famous Holy Roman Emperors. Speyer was once a major Celtic center that traded hands several times between the Romans and the Huns. The term Protestant originated here at the Diet of Speyer in 1529, when 14 free cities of Germany and six Lutheran princes protested the Edict of Worms that had banned the writings of Martin Luther and labeled him a heretic and enemy of the state.
Day 3 Strasbourg, France
The largest port on the Upper Rhine, Strasbourg is the cultural center of France’s Alsace region. Thanks to its location at the border of France and Germany, it boasts a convivial mix of cultural influences. The well-preserved Old Town is enclosed on all sides by the little Ill River, with sites so compact that it is easy to explore the “island” on foot. And there is plenty to explore: cobblestone streets lined with wooden houses and intersected by picturesque canals. Indulging in Alsatian café culture is central to any visit here; enjoy coffee and cake amid lovely half-timbered houses.
Day 2 Breisach, Germany
Breisach is a gateway to the fabled Black Forest region, built on a basalt rock outcropping in the Rhine plain. It is located in one of the warmest parts of Germany, across the river from French Alsace, famous for its wine growing. But Breisach, too, can boast about its wine: it is home to Europe’s largest cellars, with a storage capacity of more than 160 million liters. The most prominent landmark of Breisach is the Romanesque-Gothic St. Stephen’s Cathedral, built between the 12th and 13th centuries. Its two towers are visible from throughout the city and from the Rhine.
Embarkation- Basel, Switzerland
Embark your ship and settle into your stateroom. Located where Switzerland, Germany and France meet, Basel reflects a fascinating blend of traditions. The city straddles the Rhine at the river’s farthest navigable point, and an alluring cluster of old-town buildings huddles along the riverbank. Around Market Square, guild houses recall Gothic, Renaissance and baroque splendor; the red-sandstone Rathaus, or Town Hall, is the centerpiece. More than 40 museums of art and culture lend modern polish to its history-rich streets. And there is no more refined way to sample it all than over cheese fondue or croissants.
Castles & Cathedrals
Explore one of Europe’s best-loved rivers. Discover the turreted fortresses, grand cathedrals, historic cities, medieval towns and stunning scenery of the Middle Rhine—a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Taste the region’s renowned white wines, the roots of its terraced vineyards reaching back to Roman times. Savor the various culinary traditions of Alsace. With calls in Amsterdam, Cologne and Basel, this journey reveals a rich landscape of beauty and culture.
8 Days | 6 Guided Tours | 4 Countries
Switzerland
France
Germany
The Netherlands
What a great Itinerary~
What's Included?
More features, services and excursions included
One complimentary shore excursion in every port of call
Free Wi-Fi (connection speed may vary)
Beer, wine & soft drinks with onboard lunch & dinner
24-hour specialty coffees, teas & bottled water
Port taxes & fees
Ground transfers with Viking Air purchase
Visits to UNESCO Sites
Enrichment lectures & Destination Performances
Air from Memphis $799 plus taxes and fees
Join US!!! August 11-18, 2024 Basel to Amsterdam!
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