Direct Travel European Rhine River Cruise

Posted on July 20, 2020

WJBC and Direct Travel are offering you an opportunity to discover fairytale castles and historic vineyards as part of the spectacular Rhine River cruise! Starting at $3,999.00 per person based on double occupancy.

July 17 – 25, 2022

This river cruise encompasses the Netherlands, Germany, Grand and Switzerland, as well as iconic landmarks and majestic mountain landscapes – this distinctive itinerary is truly a dream come true! One of the highlights of the trip is cruising through the UNESCO-designated Rhine Gorge, where 40 castles are strung like pearls along the river banks. When you sail with AmaWaterways, you will experience the luxury of more – more ways to discover, more ways to indulge and more onboard amenities. With an award-winning fleet, critically acclaimed dining and unique tour options, you will have the trip of a lifetime on AmaWaterways cruises.

Cruise Includes:

  • Transfer & Air To/From Chicago
  • Round-trip Airport Transfers
  • Cruise Accommodations
  • Some Shore Excursions
  • Limited Beverages
  • Onboard Entertainment
  • Wi-Fi Onboard
  • Bottled Water on Excursions
  • Prepaid Ship Gratuities
  • All Taxes & Port Fees
  • Hosted by Direct Travel

 

Learn more about the trip on Direct Travel’s website.

See the flyer HERE for more details

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