CroisiEurope has inaugurated the MS Symphonie II at the company's river station in Strasbourg.
The MS Symphonie II is the result of a complete refurbishment of the MS Symphonie. It joins CroisiEurope's new generation of 5-anchor ships and represents a significant upgrade to the range, catering to increasingly demanding customers.
This new ship will feature a modern and elegant décor. It will have larger, brighter spaces with expansive windows. This significant change will allow the company to offer even greater comfort than it already provides on its river cruises.
The ship is 110 meters long and 11 meters wide and has a capacity to accommodate a total of 110 passengers (30 fewer than the MS Symphonie accommodated), which will allow for greater comfort for CroisiEurope customers as well as attention to detail by the 25 crew members on board.
The ship features 48 double cabins, 4 single cabins, and 2 air-conditioned suites with flat-screen TVs and en-suite bathrooms. Common areas include a lounge bar with a dance floor, a spacious restaurant, a sun deck with lounge chairs, and a boutique.
Itineraries along the Rhine and the Danube
Spanish customers will be the first passengers on board the new ship, which will begin its voyage on April 13th, offering an exceptional 100% Spanish-language cruise through the Netherlands: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and Antwerp.
For the rest of the season, the MS Symphonie II will sail along the Rhine and Danube, offering trans-European cruises that will allow passengers to discover the cultural diversity, history, and traditions of the Netherlands, France, Germany, and Austria, among other countries.
In the coming weeks, the ships Douce France II and Miguel Torga will be added to the CroisiEurope fleet, making CroisiEurope the largest river cruise company in Europe and confirming its commitment to innovation.
