CroisiEurope, Europe's leading river cruise company, resumes operations on July 16th and presents its itineraries geared towards the Spanish market. The company offers new and adapted itineraries within Spain to ensure safety and convenience for its Spanish customers.
During the voluntary pause period, CroisiEurope has developed a reinforced protocol to guarantee the health and safety of its customers and crews, with new and proven hygiene, safety and social distancing measures that will allow passengers to enjoy their holidays with confidence on the proposed itineraries.
CroisiEurope has also adapted its operations, bringing destinations closer to Spanish passengers through new options, such as its river getaways in Andalusia with departures from August, or its ocean cruise through the Canary Islands, available from October:
Andalusia Getaway: A wonderful journey through the heart of Andalusia, immersed in traditions, history, and gastronomy. The company offers a five-day cruise itinerary: Seville, Cadiz, Puerto de Santa María, Isla Mínima, Seville, Granada, and Seville aboard the five-anchor MS Belle de Cadiz, departing from August 9th.
Andalusiangetaway aboard the MS Belle, departing from Cádiz, Seville, and back, visiting the most iconic cities and landmarks of this region of Spain. CroisiEurope offers departures starting August 6th.
All-inclusive getaways with refined French cuisine, drinks in the restaurant and bar, and free Wi-Fi on board. Passengers also have the option of booking comprehensive excursion packages to visit the destinations.
A cruise through the Canary Islands, "The Sweetness of an Eternal Spring,"with visits to black sand beaches, lush forests, rugged cliffs, and colonial cities. Aboard La Belle des Océans, CroisiEurope's newest ocean-going vessel, this itinerary begins on October 24, 2020, departing from Lanzarote and stopping at the islands:
- Lanzarote, with an optional excursion from Arrecife to Timanfaya National Park, the Islote de Hilario, the Janubio Salt Flats, or the La Geria Valley, enjoying a tasting of wines such as Malvasia and Canarian cheeses; and an optional visit following in the footsteps of César Manrique, to places such as the Jameos del Agua cave, the Mirador del Río viewpoint, and César Manrique's house. An island covered in craters and lava flows dating back to massive volcanic eruptions 270 years ago.
- Gran Canaria, with optional visit exploring the historic center of Vegueta, the House of Christopher Columbus, the Bandama crater, Teror or Arucas, among other charming places on an island shaped like a shell and with great contrasts.
- La Gomera, with an optional visit from San Sebastián, discovering the Garajonay Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hermigua, Las Rosas, Angulo, the Agando rocks and attending a demonstration of the "Silbo" language.
- La Palma, with an optional Volcano and Wine tour from Santa Cruz de la Palma to the Church of Notre Dame des Neiges, Mazo, the San Antonio volcano and enjoying a tasting of local wine in a winery; and an optional visit to the heart of the island, discovering the Silk Museum and a restored 17th-century sugar estate.
- El Hierro, with an optional guided tour from Puerto de la Estaca to discover the forgotten treasures of the islands, such as Valverde, the Jinama viewpoint, Frontera or the ecomuseum of the typical giant lizards, the La Peña viewpoint, and an optional visit to Valverde.
- Tenerife, with optional visits from Santa Cruz to Teide National Park and Puerto de la Cruz.
A wonderful tour of the Canary Islands with full board based on refined French cuisine and drinks included with meals and in the bar, as well as Wi-Fi available on board and entertainment during the cruise.
