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Explore this magnificent imperial city, its iconic Gothic Parliament Building and the superb National Gallery with its impressive collection of Hungarian masterpieces plus medieval Visegrad and the delightful Royal Palace at Godollo, before venturing out into the desolate beauty of Hungary’s Great Plain. Stepping aboard you will appreciate the superb surroundings of your floating luxury hotel for the next seven nights with spacious and well-appointed cabins or suites, private bathrooms and meticulously prepared fine cuisine.
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On arrival, a coach will take you to your cruise ship. The dedicated crew are there to welcome you on board, ensuring you settle in and familiarise yourself with this first-class floating hotel.
There’s always a sense of expectancy and excitement on the eve of a cruise and, after an excellent dinner in the stylish restaurant, conversation is sure to revolve around the delights ahead.
Day 2 - Esztergom
Overnight we have cruised upstream to Esztergom, one of Hungary’s oldest towns, a royal capital during medieval times and today the seat of the country’s archbishop. We have a guided tour of the famous neoclassical basilica, standing sentinel over the Danube on the border with Slovakia, and boasting one of the world’s largest altarpieces and a wealth of priceless religious artefacts.
The castle is also worth exploring; it was the seat of government until the Ottomans invaded in the 16th century.
Nestling below are myriad atmospheric churches resonating with the enchanting sounds of choir; this is the best of provincial Hungary and is little changed since Habsburg times. As you enjoy your first lunch on board we gently leave Esztergom in our wake, affording a fascinating opportunity to compare the different landscapes, towns and villages of Hungary on one riverbank and of Slovakia on the other.
Included experience
Visit to Esztergom.
Day 3 - Bratislava
This morning we explore Slovakia’s fast-emerging capital city, Bratislava, on a guided tour. Until recently swathed in the drab uniformity of Communism, the city has rekindled the splendour of its imperial past in its beautifully restored Old Town. Equally impressive is the imposing 17th-century castle commanding expansive views across the Danube.
This afternoon we cruise into Lower Austria, a peaceful, bucolic region and home to some of the country’s best wines. By now the stresses of everyday life seem distant as you absorb the ever-changing scenes, we pass children playing on the riverbanks, young couples strolling arm in arm like generations before them, vignerons carefully pruning their vines, and cobbled quaysides lined by half-timbered buildings.
You’ll marvel as the Captain skilfully navigates the ship along the serene river and through locks whose mechanisms never cease to fascinate, as we cruise towards Dürnstein during dinner.
Included experience
Guided tour of Bratislava.
Day 4 - Dürnstein & Melk
Dürnstein is known principally for the ice-blue tower of its abbey, which dominates the view, and the castle where Richard the Lionheart was imprisoned in 1192 after being shipwrecked on his return from the crusades.
This morning we take a guided walking tour to explore this memorable city further. Set on a rocky outcrop high above the river, the castle is now ruined, but it’s easy to imagine England’s legendary monarch seething with frustration far from home, while waiting for his family to raise funds to pay his ransom.
Melk
After lunch you visit the remarkable Melk Abbey. Nothing quite prepares you for your first sight of this enormous honey-coloured building, standing resplendent above the surrounding countryside. Originally a castle, it was gifted to the Benedictine Order in the 11th-century and, although reconstructed in Baroque style during the 18th century, it has remained a monastic school and monastery ever since.
The Abbey is renowned for its 214-yard-long Emperor’s Gallery lined with portraits, many fine rooms and an ornate library. After we re-join the ship, dinner is served during the final part of our cruise upstream through the pretty Nibelungengau, immortalised in the music of Wagner.
Included experience
Guided tours of Dürnstein & Melk Abbey.
Day 5 - Salzburg
Reaching Linz, you will have the choice to stay in the city and take a guided walking tour, exploring its charming baroque old town. At its heart you’ll see one of the finest squares in Austria, lined by grand pastel-coloured facades with an impressive central Trinity Column of white marble, crowned by a gilded sunburst. There’s also the fortress-like castle, built high above the city by Emperor Friedrich III, now a museum housing a fine collection of nineteenth and twentieth-century artworks.
Alternatively, we drive to Salzburg, once an independent state whose archbishops turned it into one of the most sophisticated cities north of the Alps. Dominating the skyline is one of Europe’s largest stone fortresses, the Hohensalzburg, while beneath its walls church domes and spires rise from the delightful Altstadt, or Old Town. Then there’s the wonderful Hellbrunn Palace and the splendid formal gardens of the Mirabell Palace – a must for horticulture fans.
This morning, discover some of the city’s main sights in the company of an expert local guide, then you’re free to explore as you wish. Everywhere there are sights associated with the city’s most famous resident, Mozart, who played the harpsichord aged three, composed rudimentary music at five and wrote his first opera when he was 11!
Please note lunch is not included on this full day excursion to Salzburg; however, the ship will offer a packed lunch. We return to the ship for another splendid dinner.
Included experience
Guided tour of Linz or Salzburg.
Day 6 Vienna
For many, today’s visit to Vienna will be one of the highlights of the cruise. The city’s very name provokes images of elegance, fine music, wide boulevards, Baroque architecture and a rich tapestry of peoples who were drawn here from all corners of Europe.
For 200 years until the First World War, Vienna was the cultural centre of Europe and many of the showpiece buildings, galleries, aristocratic palaces and magnificent churches you see today were built to reflect its imperial status. The city’s most iconic monument is the breathtaking Saint Stephen’s Cathedral, whose striking multi-coloured roof and huge Gothic South Tower dominate the skyline.
There’s also the colossal Hofburg, the former royal court that is now home to a collection of museums, the Crown Jewels and the Spanish Riding School, and where the Vienna Boys’ Choir performs. Then there are the lavish Imperial Apartments and an outstanding collection of relics of the Holy Roman Empire, including, allegedly, the sabre of Charlemagne himself. The Kunsthistorisches Museum, which contains the world’s fourth largest collection of paintings, is just across the road.
This morning we have a tour with a local guide offering insights into why Vienna is one of Europe’s great capitals – the seat of the Habsburg emperors and home to some of the world’s finest classical composers, including Beethoven, Brahms, Mozart and, of course, a whole family of Strausses.
During the afternoon you’re free to explore as you wish. Take a stroll in the Prater, notable for the huge Ferris wheel that features in several Cold War spy thrillers. Or, for something quite different, visit the Schönbrunn Palace, a former royal residence now housing a range of world-class museums and galleries. Perhaps, though, just take a stroll through Vienna’s atmospheric side streets, or enjoy a coffee and a slice of delicious Sachertorte in one of the lovely coffee houses.
This evening we’ve arranged truly the ‘icing on the cake’: no visit to Vienna is complete without a live musical experience, so after dinner hosted by the Captain himself we have a classical recital on board. To hear this exquisite music played in the city of its creation makes a wonderful finale to the day.
Included experience
Guided tour of Vienna & live classical recital.
Day 7 - Budapest
Enjoy a leisurely morning as we cruise majestically through Hungary’s peaceful pastoral landscape towards Budapest. After lunch we enjoy a sightseeing tour of this captivating city, which truly lives up to its reputation as the ‘Pearl of the Danube’.
The twin cities of Buda, built around the hilltop fortress, and Pest, with its wide boulevards, were fought over through the centuries. The Ottomans ruled here for 150 years before being ousted in the late 17th century, but their legacy lives on in the many thermal baths fed by hot springs, giving rise to Budapest’s other sobriquet – the ‘City of Spas’.
After the end of Ottoman rule, Budapest became an imperial city of the Habsburg Empire, attracting great cultural and commercial wealth. Castle Hill is Budapest in microcosm: two churches, seven museums and a theatre among streets and squares with their own special atmosphere and a dramatic view across the river to the awe-inspiring neo-Gothic Parliament Building. Budapest’s endless galleries, museums, outstanding Art Nouveau architecture and excellent shopping offer a fittingly elegant end to your Danube cruise.
This evening’s Gala Dinner closes with a Hungarian folklore show, giving you time to bid farewell to your travelling companions and reflect on all the inspirational places, sights and sounds you have experienced on a truly ‘imperial’ cruise.
Included experience
Guided tour of Budapest & Hungarian folklore show.
Day 8 - Budapest & Puszta
We leave the ship to explore some of the region’s hidden gems.
We take a scenic drive through the outskirts of the Puszta, Hungary’s Great Plain, which covers half the country. Although prone to flooding, the soil was rich with volcanic silt, and in medieval times vast numbers worked the land here. But in the decades of war that followed villages were deserted, the forests were destroyed, and the region became an inhospitable swamp. Today this flat expanse is a protected prairie stretching for miles into the horizon; romantically desolate, the wild, lonely silence of this landscape is broken only by the sound of livestock on the occasional whitewashed farm, where ruby-coloured peppers dry in the hazy sun before being ground into paprika.
We’ll visit a renowned Equestrian Park, where after a welcome drink, we enjoy a traditional lunch accompanied by the authentic sounds of Hungarian gypsy music. Later we sit back to watch a performance by some of the most skilled horsemen in the area, and you’ll have the opportunity to take a scenic carriage ride to experience this unique landscape from a different perspective.
We return to Budapest, where we stay for the next three nights, with breakfast, at the centrally located Courtyard by Marriott Budapest City Centre.
Included experience
Scenic tour of the Puszta with lunch and horse show.
Day 9 - Budapest
Budapest is truly a magnificent city – an alluring collage of palatial buildings and grand churches with dramatic spires and magnificent domes straddling the vast waters of the Danube. Numerous foreign powers have ruled here, reflected in the city’s eclectic architectural mix. However, the greatest influence on its architecture was Hungary’s union with Austria in 1867, which initiated growth up to the First World War. This resulted in some sensational buildings in a range of styles, including the elegant Art Nouveau Gellert Hotel and its thermal baths, resplendent with majolica tiles and colourful mosaics.
The iconic Parliament Building – the world’s third largest – was also built during this period. Constructed in neo-Gothic style and arguably grander than our own Houses of Parliament, it dominates the riverbank with its striking central dome and spires soaring into the sky above. Its cathedral-like interior is breathtakingly ornate, with fabulous frescoes, stained glass and mosaics. During an included tour, we’ll see the Domed Hall, home to the Hungarian Crown Jewels, the 16-sided Central Hall with its stunning gilded ceiling and intricate carvings, and the astonishing Golden Staircase.
Afterwards, why not enjoy lunch at our next stop, the Great Market Hall, a vibrant hub of Hungarian culture, history, and cuisine. Built in 1897, the neoclassical facade and brightly coloured roof hall are a must-see for travellers visiting Budapest – you can spot its roof tiles from across the city skyline. Inside the market, you’ll find a vast array of dining options and local products, from fresh produce and meats to traditional handicrafts and souvenirs.
We’ll then visit the Palinka Museum to learn about the production and consumption of this traditional fruit brandy and its special role in Hungarian culture. We’ll also enjoy a tasting experience in which a team of experts and pálinka sommeliers will introduce you to the distillates they hold in the highest regard. Enjoy some of their finest choices and gain insight into the consumption of palinka and the secrets of its distillation.
The rest of the afternoon is at leisure, you can explore the area or take a walk back to our hotel and take advantage of the hotel facilities.
Included experiences
Guided tour of Budapest’s Parliament Building & visit to the Palinka Museum.
Day 10 - Budapest
Today, we’ll visit the impressive National Gallery, which is located in Buda Castle and includes a phenomenal collection of Hungarian masterpieces spanning the centuries as well as a crypt containing tombs of several members of the Habsburg dynasty. We enjoy a visit to this world-famous collection and then a short orientation walk of the surrounding area.
The rest of the day is at leisure to explore this fantastic city and its multitude of cultural attractions.
Perhaps, spend more time here in the Castle District admiring its panoramic views of the city and exploring its tiny winding passages, Gothic arches and colourful houses, mostly dating from the 17th to 19th centuries. Don’t miss the wonderful Matthias Church, where shafts of light from the intricate rose windows pierce the darkness, illuminating the splendid altar and statues to great effect.
Included experience
Visit to the National Gallery.
Day 11 - Return Home
After breakfast it’s time to say goodbye and start the journey home, with memories to savour for a long time to come.
Thomas Hardy is one of Riviera Travel’s new ‘all suite’ ships. Launched in 2017 she offers excellent standards of accommodation consistent with Scylla’s (the ship operator) other 5 star ships. Standard Suites are large at 183 ft² with floor to ceiling windows opening to a rail on the middle and upper decks. Suites on the lower deck are slightly smaller at 172 ft² and feature high level windows. 6 Superior Suites and 4 Deluxe Balcony Suites are available on each ship at 247 ft² and 269 ft² respectively. Deluxe Balcony Suites, located on the upper deck, also feature a small private balcony. This superb vessel carries 44 in-house trained crew members serving just 176 guests (similar size vessels may carry well over 190 passengers) giving the ratio which our experience proves is concurrent with first class service levels. An outstanding ship it would be very easy to just say ‘luxurious’ but it’s much more than that, a unique yet exquisite blend of understated taste, style and elegance at the highest level. A spacious new vessel as you enter a gleaming, richly coloured marble-floored lobby flooded with natural light from a stunning atrium above. The ship is beautifully illuminated throughout, including the exterior and imaginatively furnished with harmonious colour schemes, all designed to create the serene atmosphere reflective of the golden age of cruising.
* Payable locally.
88 spacious, elegantly appointed staterooms and suites range in size from 172 – 269 ft² or indulge even more in one of the 6 Superior suites or 4 Deluxe Balcony Suites. Most accommodations featuring floor to ceiling glass sliding doors opening to a French Balcony, so you can enjoy the ever-changing scenery however you wish.
Emily Brontë is one of Riviera Travel’s new ‘all suite’ ships. Launched in 2017 she offers excellent standards of accommodation consistent with Scylla’s (the ship operator) other 5 star ships. Standard Suites are large at 183 ft² with floor to ceiling windows opening to a rail on the middle and upper decks. Suites on the lower deck are slightly smaller at 172 ft² and feature high level windows. 6 Superior Suites and 4 Deluxe Balcony Suites are available on each ship at 247 ft² and 269 ft² respectively. Deluxe Balcony Suites, located on the upper deck, also feature a small private balcony. This superb vessel carries 44 in-house trained crew members serving just 176 guests (similar size vessels may carry well over 190 passengers) giving the ratio which our experience proves is concurrent with first class service levels. An outstanding ship it would be very easy to just say ‘luxurious’ but it’s much more than that, a unique yet exquisite blend of understated taste, style and elegance at the highest level. A spacious new vessel as you enter a gleaming, richly coloured marble-floored lobby flooded with natural light from a stunning atrium above. The ship is beautifully illuminated throughout, including the exterior and imaginatively furnished with harmonious colour schemes, all designed to create the serene atmosphere reflective of the golden age of cruising.
* Payable locally.
88 spacious, elegantly appointed staterooms and suites range in size from 172 – 269 ft² or indulge even more in one of the 6 Superior suites or 4 Deluxe Balcony Suites. Most accommodations featuring floor to ceiling glass sliding doors opening to a French Balcony, so you can enjoy the ever-changing scenery however you wish.
Oscar Wilde is one of Riviera Travel’s new ‘all suite’ ships. Launched in 2017 she offers excellent standards of accommodation consistent with Scylla’s (the ship operator) other 5 star ships. Standard Suites are large at 183 ft² with floor to ceiling windows opening to a rail on the middle and upper decks. Suites on the lower deck are slightly smaller at 172 ft² and feature high level windows. 6 Superior Suites and 4 Deluxe Balcony Suites are available on each ship at 247 ft² and 269 ft² respectively. Deluxe Balcony Suites, located on the upper deck, also feature a small private balcony. An outstanding ship it would be very easy to just say ‘luxurious’ but it’s much more than that, a unique yet exquisite blend of understated taste, style and elegance at the highest level. A spacious new vessel as you enter a gleaming, richly coloured marble-floored lobby flooded with natural light from a stunning atrium above. The ship is beautifully illuminated throughout, including the exterior and imaginatively furnished with harmonious colour schemes, all designed to create the serene atmosphere reflective of the golden age of cruising.
* Payable locally.
88 spacious, elegantly appointed staterooms and suites range in size from 172 – 269 ft² or indulge even more in one of the 6 Superior suites or 4 Deluxe Balcony Suites. Most accommodations featuring floor to ceiling glass sliding doors opening to a French Balcony, so you can enjoy the ever-changing scenery however you wish.
MS William Wordsworth is one of Riviera Travel’s new ‘all suite’ ships. Launched in 2019 she offers excellent standards of accommodation consistent with Scylla’s (the ship operator) other 5 star ships. Standard Suites are large at 183 ft² with floor to ceiling windows opening to a rail on the middle and upper decks. Suites on the lower deck are slightly smaller at 172 ft² and feature high level windows. 6 Superior Suites and 4 Deluxe Balcony Suites are available on each ship at 247 ft² and 269 ft² respectively. Deluxe Balcony Suites, located on the upper deck, also feature a small private balcony. This superb vessel carries 44 in-house trained crew members serving just 176 guests (similar size vessels may carry well over 190 passengers) giving the ratio which our experience proves is concurrent with our first class service levels. An outstanding ship it would be very easy to just say ‘luxurious’ but it’s much more than that, a unique yet exquisite blend of understated taste, style and elegance at the highest level. A spacious new vessel as you enter a gleaming, richly coloured marble-floored lobby flooded with natural light from a stunning atrium above. The ship is beautifully illuminated throughout, including the exterior and imaginatively furnished with harmonious colour schemes, all designed to create the serene atmosphere reflective of the golden age of cruising.
* Payable locally.
88 spacious, elegantly appointed staterooms and suites range in size from 172 – 269 ft² or indulge even more in one of the 6 Superior suites or 4 Deluxe Balcony Suites. Most accommodations featuring floor to ceiling glass sliding doors opening to a French Balcony, so you can enjoy the ever-changing scenery however you wish.
Depart | Ship | Embark | From |
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Jul 26 | William Wordsworth | Budapest | £2798 | Cabin Upgrades |
Lower Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², Fixed Windows | £2798 | ||
Lower Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², Fixed Windows | £ | ||
Middle Deck | Suite | 183 ft², French Balcony | £3148 | ||
Middle Deck | Superior Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £3548 | ||
Upper Deck | Suite | 183 ft², French Balcony | £3298 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Stern Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £3448 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £3548 | ||
Upper Deck | Deluxe Balcony Suite | 269 ft², Outside Balcony | £3848 |
Aug 16 | William Wordsworth | Budapest | £2798 | Cabin Upgrades |
Lower Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², Fixed Windows | £2798 | ||
Lower Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², Fixed Windows | £ | ||
Middle Deck | Suite | 183 ft², French Balcony | £3148 | ||
Middle Deck | Superior Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £3548 | ||
Upper Deck | Suite | 183 ft², French Balcony | £3298 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Stern Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £3448 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £3548 | ||
Upper Deck | Deluxe Balcony Suite | 269 ft², Outside Balcony | £3848 |
Sep 27 | William Wordsworth | Budapest | £3418 | Cabin Upgrades |
Lower Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², Fixed Windows | £3418 | ||
Lower Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², Fixed Windows | £ | ||
Middle Deck | Suite | 183 ft², French Balcony | £3768 | ||
Middle Deck | Superior Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £4168 | ||
Upper Deck | Suite | 183 ft², French Balcony | £3918 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Stern Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £4068 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £4168 | ||
Upper Deck | Deluxe Balcony Suite | 269 ft², Outside Balcony | £4468 |
Oct 17 | Thomas Hardy | Budapest | £2948 | Cabin Upgrades |
Lower Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², Fixed Windows | £2948 | ||
Middle Deck | Suite | 183 ft², French Balcony | £3298 | ||
Middle Deck | Superior Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £3698 | ||
Upper Deck | Suite | 183 ft², French Balcony | £3448 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Stern Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £3598 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £3698 | ||
Upper Deck | Deluxe Balcony Suite | 269 ft², Outside Balcony | £3998 |
Oct 21 | Emily Brontë | Budapest | £2848 | Cabin Upgrades |
Lower Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², Fixed Windows | £2848 | ||
Middle Deck | Suite | 183 ft², French Balcony | £3198 | ||
Middle Deck | Superior Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £3598 | ||
Upper Deck | Suite | 183 ft², French Balcony | £3348 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Stern Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £3498 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £3598 | ||
Upper Deck | Deluxe Balcony Suite | 269 ft², Outside Balcony | £3898 |
Depart | Ship | Embark | From |
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Apr 21 | Riviera Radiance | Budapest | £2568 | Cabin Upgrades |
Lower Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², Fixed Windows | £2568 | ||
Middle Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², French Balcony | £3168 | ||
Middle Deck | Superior Suite | 258 ft², French Balcony | £3568 | ||
Upper Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², French Balcony | £3368 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Suite | 258 ft², French Balcony | £3868 | ||
Upper Deck | Grand Suite | 344 ft², Outside Balcony | £4368 |
May 19 | Riviera Radiance | Budapest | £3168 | Cabin Upgrades |
Lower Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², Fixed Windows | £3168 | ||
Middle Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², French Balcony | £3768 | ||
Middle Deck | Superior Suite | 258 ft², French Balcony | £4168 | ||
Upper Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², French Balcony | £3968 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Suite | 258 ft², French Balcony | £4468 | ||
Upper Deck | Grand Suite | 344 ft², Outside Balcony | £4968 |
Jun 4 | Oscar Wilde | Budapest | £3168 | Cabin Upgrades |
Lower Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², Fixed Windows | £3168 | ||
Middle Deck | Suite | 183 ft², French Balcony | £3718 | ||
Middle Deck | Superior Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £4118 | ||
Upper Deck | Suite | 183 ft², French Balcony | £3918 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Stern Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £4268 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £4368 | ||
Upper Deck | Deluxe Balcony Suite | 269 ft², Outside Balcony | £4668 |
Jun 23 | Riviera Radiance | Budapest | £3438 | Cabin Upgrades |
Lower Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², Fixed Windows | £3438 | ||
Middle Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², French Balcony | £4038 | ||
Middle Deck | Superior Suite | 258 ft², French Balcony | £4438 | ||
Upper Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², French Balcony | £4238 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Suite | 258 ft², French Balcony | £4738 | ||
Upper Deck | Grand Suite | 344 ft², Outside Balcony | £5238 |
Jul 21 | Riviera Radiance | Budapest | £2738 | Cabin Upgrades |
Lower Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², Fixed Windows | £2738 | ||
Middle Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², French Balcony | £3338 | ||
Middle Deck | Superior Suite | 258 ft², French Balcony | £3738 | ||
Upper Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², French Balcony | £3538 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Suite | 258 ft², French Balcony | £4038 | ||
Upper Deck | Grand Suite | 344 ft², Outside Balcony | £4538 |
Aug 1 | William Wordsworth | Budapest | £2488 | Cabin Upgrades |
Lower Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², Fixed Windows | £2488 | ||
Middle Deck | Suite | 183 ft², French Balcony | £3038 | ||
Middle Deck | Superior Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £3438 | ||
Upper Deck | Suite | 183 ft², French Balcony | £3238 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Stern Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £3588 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £3688 | ||
Upper Deck | Deluxe Balcony Suite | 269 ft², Outside Balcony | £3988 |
Aug 25 | Oscar Wilde | Budapest | £3018 | Cabin Upgrades |
Lower Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², Fixed Windows | £3018 | ||
Middle Deck | Suite | 183 ft², French Balcony | £3568 | ||
Middle Deck | Superior Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £3968 | ||
Upper Deck | Suite | 183 ft², French Balcony | £3768 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Stern Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £4118 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £4218 | ||
Upper Deck | Deluxe Balcony Suite | 269 ft², Outside Balcony | £4518 |
Sep 1 | William Wordsworth | Budapest | £3318 | Cabin Upgrades |
Lower Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², Fixed Windows | £3318 | ||
Middle Deck | Suite | 183 ft², French Balcony | £3868 | ||
Middle Deck | Superior Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £4268 | ||
Upper Deck | Suite | 183 ft², French Balcony | £4068 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Stern Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £4418 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £4518 | ||
Upper Deck | Deluxe Balcony Suite | 269 ft², Outside Balcony | £4818 |
Sep 15 | Riviera Radiance | Budapest | £3568 | Cabin Upgrades |
Lower Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², Fixed Windows | £3568 | ||
Middle Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², French Balcony | £4168 | ||
Middle Deck | Superior Suite | 258 ft², French Balcony | £4568 | ||
Upper Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², French Balcony | £4368 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Suite | 258 ft², French Balcony | £4868 | ||
Upper Deck | Grand Suite | 344 ft², Outside Balcony | £5368 |
Sep 30 | Emily Brontë | Budapest | £2918 | Cabin Upgrades |
Lower Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², Fixed Windows | £2918 | ||
Middle Deck | Suite | 183 ft², French Balcony | £3468 | ||
Middle Deck | Superior Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £3868 | ||
Upper Deck | Suite | 183 ft², French Balcony | £3668 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Stern Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £4018 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £4118 | ||
Upper Deck | Deluxe Balcony Suite | 269 ft², Outside Balcony | £4418 |
Oct 14 | Emily Brontë | Budapest | £2618 | Cabin Upgrades |
Lower Deck | Cabin | 172 ft², Fixed Windows | £2618 | ||
Middle Deck | Suite | 183 ft², French Balcony | £3168 | ||
Middle Deck | Superior Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £3568 | ||
Upper Deck | Suite | 183 ft², French Balcony | £3368 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Stern Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £3718 | ||
Upper Deck | Superior Suite | 247 ft², French Balcony | £3818 | ||
Upper Deck | Deluxe Balcony Suite | 269 ft², Outside Balcony | £4118 |
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