CroisiEurope presents its itineraries for Easter. Antwerp, Rotterdam, Vienna, and Budapest are just some of the cities that CroisiEurope passengers can visit on cruises conducted entirely in Spanish.
The MS Symphonie (5-anchor class), which will be inaugurating its route through the Netherlands, will depart on April 13th with the option of spending 4 or 5 days on board. The cruise will include stops in Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and Antwerp. Among the excursions offered are: a visit to Amsterdam, the Venice of the North, and its canals aboard a traditional boat; a visit to Keukenhof Gardens; and a visit to Antwerp with a tasting of local beer at a brasserie.
The new ship, with a capacity for 110 passengers and a total of 55 cabins, offers all the comforts: a lounge with a dance floor and bar, a dining room, a spacious "Sun Deck" with sun loungers and a boutique. Air conditioning is available throughout the ship and in the cabins, along with central heating and free Wi-Fi.
The MS Vivaldi (5-anchor class), with a capacity for 176 people in 88 double cabins, will sail to the Danube capitals: Vienna, Budapest, and Bratislava, departing on April 13th and lasting 5 days. Among the excursions offered are: a guided tour of the Austrian capital, including a visit to the Konzerthaus, home of the Vienna Symphony Orchestra, and a Viennese coffee and pastry tasting; a bicycle tour through the heart of Budapest; or a walk through the Devinska Kobyla nature reserve, passing through Sandberg and ending at the ruins of Devin Castle.
Both itineraries offer a welcome cocktail, gala dinner, excursions with individual headsets, and free Wi-Fi on board, all on an all-inclusive basis with drinks in the restaurant and lounge bar. Their ships, fully staffed in Spanish, include onboard assistance from the crew, Spanish-speaking tour guides during excursions, and information, maps, menus, and drink lists in Spanish for passenger convenience.
