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Dutch Delta

Once it crosses border, the River Rhine becomes the Waal, a tireless powerhouse, the Netherlandsʼ busiest waterway, rushing east to west with purpose and strength. A restless trader, it carries goods and stories from Germany to Rotterdam, shaping the Dutch heartland.
Meeting the Amsterdam-Rhine Canal, the journey steadies, a deliberate path carved by human hands, linking commerce and connection. This canal is the quiet strategist, guiding vessels smoothly from the Rhine to Amsterdamʼs bustling harbour. Together, they are the lifeblood of Dutch waterways, pulsing with industry, history, water-management and an unshakable drive forward..
River Rhine

The mighty Rhine has been the lifeblood of Europeʼs trade for centuries, its currents pulsing like an unshakable heartbeat.
A grand storyteller, it narrates tales of ancient castles perched on dramatic cliffs, medieval towns telling of past glories, and vineyards cascading down sun-kissed hillsides.
A guardian of legends and empires, it carries echoes of Roman legions, medieval merchants, and steamboat pioneers, blending history seamlessly with the hum of modern trade.
Majestic yet restless, from Basel to the Dutch Border, it binds France and Germany, winding through Strasbourg, Mannheim, and Cologne with effortless grace. As it reaches the border, its journey isnʼt over, only transformed, as it splits and spreads, forever shaping the lower lands it touches.
River Main

The River Main is a thoughtful wanderer, winding through Germany with a quiet elegance, embracing both tradition and progress.
It meanders past timber-framed villages and towering Frankfurt skyscrapers, bridging old and new with effortless grace. A patient storyteller, it speaks of medieval trade, Baroque splendour, and modern innovation in every ripple.
Its path, shaped by locks and bends, is a testament to resilience, adapting, yet never losing its soul. The Main doesnʼt rush; it savours the journey, carrying the past into the future with unwavering purpose.
Main-Danube Canal

The Main-Danube Canal, the world-highest navigable waterway accessible from sea level, is like a watery staircase, linking the rivers Main and Danube. A modern marvel, defying natureʼs barriers, through 16 locks that lift and lower vessels by over 175 meters. Its waters carry the whispers of emperorsʼ dreams and engineersʼ ambition, creating an unbroken route across 15 countries from the North Sea to the Black Sea.
More than just a passage, it transforms rivers into a seamless highway for trade.
River Danube

The Blue Danube is a seasoned traveler, weaving through ten countries with stories told in every bend.
Itʼs a poet at sunrise, shimmering gold, and a philosopher at dusk, reflecting centuries of change. She whispers romance with all her intriguing history and beautiful nature.
A true diplomat, it connects cultures, from Germanyʼs Black Forest to Romaniaʼs Black Sea, the Danube doesnʼt just flow, it listens, remembers, and forever moves forward.
Grand Europe Cruise

Travelling from Amsterdam to Budapest or the other way around? The Grand European Cruise is an epic journey, tracing the heart of Europe from Amsterdam to Budapest along the Rivers Rhine, Main, and Danube.
This voyage unfolds like a living storybook, passing fairytale castles, vineyard-clad hills, and medieval towns steeped in history.
Glide through engineering marvels like the Main-Danube Canal, seamlessly linking the North Sea to the Black Sea. From the vibrant cultures of the Lower Rhine, such as Cologne and Imperial cities along the Danube, like Vienna to the timeless charm of Bamberg and Regensburg to name a few, every stop is a masterpiece.
As Budapestʼs golden lights reflect on the Danube, you will realise this isnʼt just a cruise, itʼs a journey through the soul of Europe.