Embark on an enchanting 7 night river cruise that blends scenic beauty, historic charm, and culinary delights. Departing from the picturesque old town of Mainz, your journey follows the majestic Rhine, passing through the culturally rich cities of Mannheim and Strasbourg, both renowned for their striking architecture and distinctive character.

Continue to Worms before reaching Rüdesheim, where the famous Drosselgasse and breathtaking views of the Rhine Valley await. Further along, arrive in Koblenz, where the Rhine and Moselle rivers converge—a perfect gateway for exploration. Delve into the region’s medieval past in Cochem and Boppard before returning to Mainz, completing a voyage filled with nature, history, and unforgettable experiences.

Your itinerary:

Day 1: Embark in Mainz 

Day 2: Mannheim

Day 3: Strasbourg

Day 4: Worms - Rüdesheim

Day 5: Koblenz

Day 6: Cochem - Alken

Day 7: Boppard

Day 8: Disembark in Mainz

Please note: your itinerary may have minor adjustments, but your overall trip experience will remain the same. 

The MS Crucevita 4* is renowned as one of Western Europe’s most elegant and striking river ships, with a sleek design inspired by luxury yachts. Its interiors have been thoughtfully crafted to maximise space, featuring a grand living area with a fireplace, an impressive lounge, and a spacious restaurant. From the moment you step aboard, you’ll be surrounded by an atmosphere of comfort, luxury, and sophistication. Enjoy your journey with attentive, personalised service and a friendly, professional crew dedicated to every detail of your experience.

Choose between a stay in a Standard Main Deck Cabin or Deluxe Promenade Deck Cabin.

The Standard Cabins are situated on the main deck and feature two comfortable beds. Each cabin boasts large windows, offering stunning views of the river and surrounding landscapes. The private bathroom includes a shower, while all cabins are equipped with individual air conditioning and heating, a desk, and a television for your convenience.

All Deluxe Cabins come with a double bed and a large desk for added comfort and convenience. They are fitted with individual air conditioning and heating, satellite TV, a safe, a telephone, and a hairdryer. The elegant bathroom includes a shower, and each cabin also features a French balcony, perfect for enjoying the view.

This is a full board stay. Your breakfast, lunch and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant (excludes drinks).  

Stay connected on your travels with this exclusive mobile internet offer, perfect for modern travellers. Activate your complimentary eSIM and stay connected wherever you go. Share your hotspot, have easy access to maps, or find the best local spots to eat. Check that your phone is eSIM compatible here.

Enhance your journey and opt for expertly guided excursions, uncovering the hidden gems and rich history of Worms & Koblenz.

The price includes all mandatory taxes, including port fees, fuel surcharges, and VAT.

Welcome to Germany

A country where history and modernity collide, Germany is a land of fairytale castles, cosmopolitan cities, and breathtaking landscapes. From the snow-dusted peaks of Bavaria to the wind-swept shores of the North Sea, it’s a place that rewards explorers with its diverse scenery, rich culture, and vibrant urban energy. Whether you’re strolling through the medieval streets of Rothenburg ob der Tauber, soaking up Berlin’s creative buzz, or cruising past vine-clad hills on the Moselle River, Germany offers an intoxicating blend of past and present.

Don’t miss

• Berlin’s dynamic spirit – A city that wears its history on its sleeve, with world-class museums, cutting-edge galleries, and legendary nightlife.
• Bavarian splendour – Wander Munich’s beer gardens, admire Neuschwanstein Castle, and explore the Alps.
• Romantic Rhine & Moselle River – A region of dramatic gorges, half-timbered villages, medieval fortresses, and some of Europe’s finest vineyards.
• Dresden’s Baroque beauty – Rebuilt to its former glory, this city stuns with its grand palaces and cultural treasures.
• The Baltic coast – Windswept beaches, charming Hanseatic towns, and fresh sea air make this an underrated gem.

Culinary culture

Germany’s food scene is far more than bratwurst and beer. The Moselle Valley is a haven for wine lovers, producing world-renowned Rieslings that pair beautifully with local dishes like Zwiebelkuchen (onion tart). In Bavaria, hearty meals like pretzels with Obatzda (a creamy cheese dip) and Schweinshaxe (roast pork knuckle) are staples, while Berlin’s street food scene is best sampled through currywurst and Döner kebabs. And for beer enthusiasts, Germany’s breweries range from centuries-old monastic traditions to experimental craft beer hubs.

Dive deeper

Leipzig has a thriving underground arts scene, while Weimar, the birthplace of Bauhaus, remains an intellectual hub. In the Harz Mountains, folklore comes to life during Walpurgis Night, a festival of witches and bonfires. Meanwhile, the Sorbs, a Slavic minority in Lusatia, keep centuries-old customs alive, from intricate Easter egg painting to traditional dress.

Good to know

Germany has an efficient rail network, making train travel the best way to explore. The currency is the euro (€), and while English is widely spoken in cities, a few German phrases go a long way. The best time to visit depends on your plans—summer offers warm days and lively festivals, autumn brings golden forests and wine harvests (particularly in the Moselle region), while winter transforms towns into Christmas market wonderlands.