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Lake
Onega
ADRIATIC SEA – CROATIA
The sparkling water of the Adriatic lap the shores of one of the
most dazzling coastlines in the world and contains more than 1,300
islands. The majority of these are found off the coast of Croatia,
making it one of the top sailing destinations in the world.
St Petersburg
Lake
Ladoga
BALTIC SEA
The Baltic Sea is one of the world’s most unique marine
environments, where the tides are virtually nonexistent and the
water is extremely shallow with barely any salt. Surrounded by
islands, it’s a magical holiday destination.
ESTONIA
RUSSIA
Uglich
Moscow
Volga
Yaroslavl
BLACK SEA – ROMANIA
This is one of cruising’s best-kept secrets, a perfect alternative to
the Mediterranean boasting equally stunning resorts and the climate
to match, with a history and culture that makes it totally unique.
DANUBE RIVER – AUSTRIA, CROATIA,
GERMANY, HUNGARY, SLOVAKIA, SERBIA,
ROMANIA & BULGARIA
The Danube links 10 countries on its incredible journey from the
Black Forest in Germany to the Black Sea in Romania. Great cities,
scenic valleys, magnificent gorges – it is as diverse as it is long,
telling a story at every turn for the ultimate river cruise experience.
Lucerne – pages 36 & 62
DOURO RIVER – SPAIN & PORTUGAL
The exceptional landscape sculpted by the Douro has long been
devoted to vineyards, and many of the towns and villages that
line its banks remain much as they were hundreds of years ago,
making it a beautiful region to explore and a great place to sample
fine wine.
DUTCH WATERWAYS – THE NETHERLANDS
From the laid-back capital of Amsterdam and the star-shaped city
of Heusden to the historic windmills that stud the horizon and the
colourful tulip fields that stretch for miles, these canals and rivers
lead to countless attractions.
Belgrade
SERBIA
ROMANIA
Danube
Bucharest
Giurgiu
BULGARIA
MACEDONIA
GREECE
MOLDOVA
Ruse
Vienna – pages 40, 42, 44, 48, 50 & 54
Constanta– pages 50 & 52
BLACK
SEA
UKRAINE
TURKEY
MAIN RIVER – GERMANY
Winding through the heart of Germany, the Main combines old
and new cultures, traditional Bavarian towns, contemporary cities
and great wine-producing regions.
RHINE RIVER – GERMANY & SWITZERLAND
With more castles along its length than any other in the world, as
well as celebrated vineyards, magnificent cities and beautifully
preserved medieval towns, the Rhine offers wonderful experiences
all year round.
RHÔNE RIVER – FRANCE
The Rhône Valley winds through the sun kissed vineyards of
Burgundy and the lavender scented countryside of Provence, to
the sparkling shores of the Mediterranean. The Rhône Valley is a
melting pot of scenery and culture.
RUSSIAN WATERWAYS
The Russian waterways comprise of an intricate pattern of
connecting rivers, canals and vast lakes. The key points along the
waterways are bookended by the Russian capital, Moscow, and St
Petersburg. Linking these cities are dozens of ancient locks that
connect the lakes and rivers in the region.
RIVER THAMES – ENGLAND
While it is renowned for flowing through London, the Thames has
much to offer before reaching our great capital, including
quintessential countryside and sleepy towns that have inspired
many authors and artists.
ARMENIA
SAÔNE RIVER – FRANCE
The Saône begins its journey in the Vosges mountains and flows
around 100 miles to meet the Rhône at Lyon. A cruise along its
waters is the best way to see the famed Burgundy wine region.
SEINE RIVER – FRANCE
The Seine runs for nearly 486 miles, rising at Saint-Seine near Dijon,
in the Langres platueau, before flowing through Paris and into the
English Channel at Le Havre. Time spent cruising through idyllic
French countryside is countered by a journey through
metropolitan Paris.
Budapest – pages 0, 42, 44, 48, 50 & 54
SYRIA
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