ALL-INCLUSIVE RIVER CRUISING
A Journey of Diamonds and Cathedrals
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| R30,381 pps | Window Cabin |
| R33,666 pps | French Balcony Cabin |
Cruise on board VIVA ENJOY from Dusseldorf to Dusseldorf for 4 nights.
Experience the highlights of the Rhine on a journey through Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands. Begin in Düsseldorf before sailing to Antwerp, where historic squares, world-renowned art, and a vibrant waterfront await. Continue to Brussels to discover iconic landmarks, grand architecture, and famous Belgian chocolates, then explore Nijmegen, the Netherlands' oldest city, rich in Roman history and riverside charm. Return to Düsseldorf with unforgettable memories of captivating cities, rich culture, and scenic waterways.
Cruise Itinerary
Dusseldorf Embark: 14 February 2027
Dusseldorf, the capital and second-largest city of North Rhine-Westphalia, is a mix of old and new Germany. The Altstadt, or Old Town, is centrally located behind the Rhine Embankment Promenade and has been dubbed "the longest bar in the world" due to the estimated 300 bars and discos in the area. Shopping aficionados will be more than pleased with the variety of shops and interesting boutiques on Konigsallee and Schadowstrasse while fans of history and culture will not want to miss visiting St. Lambertus Church, the Rathaus (Town Hall) or the 13th century Schlossturm (Castle Tower) which houses the nautical museum.
Antwerp In Port: 15 February 2027
The heart of Flanders beats Antwerp, the center of international diamond trade. Antwerp is home to numerous fashion creators, painters and musicians. Its unique flavor is derived from the combination of, and tensions between the diverse aspects of its personality: a passionate commitment to commerce goes hand in hand with an abiding interest in the life of ideas to participate fully in the present and in the future.
Brussels (from Zeebrugge) In Port: 16 February 2027
Zeebrugge is your gateway to Brussels, Bruges and Ghent. The old capital of the Duchy of Burgundy, Brussels is famed for its fine cuisine and is also capital of the European Union. Bruges and Ghent are perhaps the best-preserved cities in Northern Europe. Bruges is a fairy-tale city where medieval edifices, proud bridges and overhanging trees admire their beautiful reflections in glassy canals. Around its waterways quaint cobbled streets lead you to markets, museums and churches.
Nijmegen In Port: 17 February 2027
Probably the oldest town in the Netherlands, Nijmegen's history dates back to Roman times. Located on the Waal river, the town originated as a Roman military camp. Visitors enjoy visiting parks such as the Valkhof Park, located by the river, and the Kronenburger park, situated between the old town and the railway station.
Dusseldorf In Port: 18 February 2027
Dusseldorf, the capital and second-largest city of North Rhine-Westphalia, is a mix of old and new Germany. The Altstadt, or Old Town, is centrally located behind the Rhine Embankment Promenade and has been dubbed "the longest bar in the world" due to the estimated 300 bars and discos in the area. Shopping aficionados will be more than pleased with the variety of shops and interesting boutiques on Konigsallee and Schadowstrasse while fans of history and culture will not want to miss visiting St. Lambertus Church, the Rathaus (Town Hall) or the 13th century Schlossturm (Castle Tower) which houses the nautical museum.
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VIVA ENJOY
VIVA ENJOY boasts 95 cabins, accommodating up to 190 guests in ultimate comfort. This ship of VIVA Cruises, promises an unforgettable onboard experience.
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