Danube Metropolises
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| R52,555 pps | Window Cabin |
| R63,848 pps | French Balcony Cabin |
Cruise on board VIVA ENJOY from Vienna to Vienna for 7 nights.
Sail the Danube from Vienna to Budapest, Bratislava, and Linz, taking in fairytale castles, grand abbeys, and vibrant city culture along the way. This scenic cruise blends history, culture, and river beauty in one unforgettable journey.
Cruise Itinerary
Vienna Embark: 19 August 2026
Sitting on the majestic Danube River, Vienna is one of the most cultural cities in Europe. Austria's capital has long been Europe's spiritual home of classical music. The heritage of famous composers seems to exude from the streets that are packed with magnificent architecture reflecting the grandeur of the imperial Hapsburgs. Must-see attractions include the Hofburg Palace, Schönbrunn Palace, City Hall and the Vienna State Opera. Don't forget to sample the Viennese cuisine. Be sure to try Vienna's famous Sacher Torte chocolate cake. Naschmarkt on the edge of Vienna's old town is a true foodie paradise! At around 5km long, it is the largest inner-city market and one of the most popular attractions.
Vac In Port: 20 August 2026
Vac, located on the banks of the Danube, is a charming Hungarian town known for its baroque architecture and lively town square. Visitors can admire the stunning Vác Cathedral, wander the historic streets lined with cafés and shops, and enjoy scenic riverside walks along the Danube promenade
Budapest In Port: 21 August 2026
Budapest is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. As the capital of Hungary, situated in Central Europe, it is full of history and heritage with a number of both ancient and modern attractions. Magnificently straddling the Danube, the city is as equally impressive to view from the water on a river cruise as when walking the streets. Budapest’s elegant boulevards and world-famous thermal baths welcome travellers from all over the world.
Everywhere is a feast for the eyes and the photo opportunities are endless.
Bratislava In Port: 22 August 2026
Bratislava, the capital city of Slovakia, lies on the Danube in the west of the country. The city is renowned for its bar and café culture, giving the place a lively feel despite its population of under half a million. Bratislava Castle, rebuilt in the 1950s after a devastating fire over 100 years earlier, lies on the edge of the old town. The city is full of parks and green spaces, with several lakes for people to walk or relax beside
Dürnstein In Port: 23 August 2026
Set along the Danube and surrounded by vineyards, the small town of Dürnstein welcomes visitors with stunning river views. From the boat, its highlights come into focus, the striking Kuenringerburg Castle ruins perched above the town and the beautiful baroque Dürnstein Abbey.
Melk In Port: 24 August 2026
Melk is the gateway to Wachau. Anyone who approaches the historic city on the Danube will soon discover Melk Abbey, which towers high above the river. The abbey is part of the UNESCO World Heritage site and is worth a visit in all seasons. The impressive baroque ensemble has been looked after buy the monks of the Benedictine order since 1089. Culture, faith and science come together in the magnificent rooms of the monastery.
Linz on the Danube In Port: 25 August 2026
The Danube River changes the direction of its flow, due to a bend in the river, in the Austrian city of Linz. Visitors to Linz on the Danube will enjoy the Donaupark which forms a part of the city's 'cultural mile'. The park is located between the Brucknerhaus music venue and the Kunstmuseum. The whole city can be viewed from the Pöstlingberg mountain.
Vienna Disembark: 26 August 2026
Sitting on the majestic Danube River, Vienna is one of the most cultural cities in Europe. Austria's capital has long been Europe's spiritual home of classical music. The heritage of famous composers seems to exude from the streets that are packed with magnificent architecture reflecting the grandeur of the imperial Hapsburgs. Must-see attractions include the Hofburg Palace, Schönbrunn Palace, City Hall and the Vienna State Opera. Don't forget to sample the Viennese cuisine. Be sure to try Vienna's famous Sacher Torte chocolate cake. Naschmarkt on the edge of Vienna's old town is a true foodie paradise! At around 5km long, it is the largest inner-city market and one of the most popular attractions.
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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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