CroisiEurope, Europe's largest river cruise company, presents its Easter itineraries. Antwerp, Rotterdam, and Amsterdam are the chosen cities that passengers can visit on cruises conducted entirely in Spanish.
For these itineraries, CroisiEurope offers the option of spending 4 or 5 days on board , with an optional air and land package from Madrid or Barcelona. It offers excursions to Amsterdam, the Venice of the North, and its canals aboard the "bateau mouche" (boat), as well as a visit to Keukenhof Gardens in Antwerp to enjoy the scheduled flower show.
The MS Gerard Schmitter (5-anchor category), which will be inaugurating this route, will have a single departure on April 18 from the port of Antwerp. The ship, with a capacity for 176 passengers and a total of 88 cabins, offers all amenities, including a lounge with a dance floor and bar, a dining room, a spacious sundeck with lounge chairs, and a boutique.
From Antwerp, where you can admire the largest ships of all nationalities, you'll sail through small inland waterways and large locks, arriving in Rotterdam in the afternoon. The following morning, you'll sail to Utrecht, while cruise passengers can witness the famous Dutch tulips in bloom during an excursion to Keukenhof (40 km from Amsterdam). This park covers more than 32 hectares and boasts a garden with over 7 million tulips, hyacinths, and daffodils.
These two options allow you to explore the main cities of the Netherlands on cruises with high standards of quality and 100% Spanish-speaking service. They include onboard assistance from the crew, Spanish-speaking tour guides during excursions, and information, maps, menus, and drink lists in Spanish for passenger convenience. They feature an all-inclusive plan that includes French cuisine, drinks in the restaurant and lounge bar, a welcome cocktail, and a gala dinner during the itinerary.
In addition, passengers will enjoy free Wi-Fi and attention to detail on board from the crew, as well as a variety of excursions to suit all tastes.
