Thanks to its 40 years of experience, CroisiEurope stays on course and adds 7 new ships to its fleet for the 2016/2017 season.
Croisieurope is launching seven new ships. Three of them will be inaugurated in 2016.
On the Elbe River: The MS Elbe Princesse, an innovative paddle steamer, will sail the Elbe and Vltava rivers between Berlin and Prague, and vice versa (Berlin – Magdebourn – Wittenberg – Meissen – Dresden – Litomerice – Prague) starting in spring 2016. It will have a capacity for 80 passengers thanks to its 40 spacious cabins.
On the canals of France: The boat Déborah, a small vessel with special charm and a capacity for 24 people and 12 cabins, will make a new itinerary on the Briare canal, between Burgundy and the Loire Valley (Briare – Léré – Ménétréol- Sous-San-Cerre – Chapelle Montlinard – Marseilles-Les-Aubigny- Nevers)
For its part, La pèniche Danièle, also with a capacity for 24 people and 12 cabins, will sail the Burgundy Canal.
In this way, the remaining four will be inaugurated by 2017.
On the Douro River, a fifth vessel will be inaugurated. This innovative, three-deck (five-anchor) ship, with its contemporary design, features 66 spacious cabins and can accommodate 132 passengers. It was built at the Sambre and Meuse shipyards in Namur.
This will join the other four units operating on the Douro River, starting in April 2017. Offering 8-day cruises on the Rio de Oro from Porto to Regua, Vega de Teron, Ferradosa and Pinhão.
On the Mekong, the fifth vessel in the fleet will also be inaugurated. The RV Indochine, a neo-colonial style ship (five anchors), joins the company's four other vessels on the Mekong. With an innovative design, it can accommodate 60 passengers in its 30 spacious cabins with balconies. It will sail the Mekong from Siem Reap to Ho Chi Minh City and back.
On the Rhine and Danube rivers: The MS Symphonie and MS Douce France have been completely renovated and redesigned in terms of space to offer superior comfort. Both will be upgraded to five anchors, following the style of the latest generation of ships, which feature more contemporary colors. They will be renamed MS Symphonie II (Danube) and MS Douce France II (Rhine).
