| 2011 Departures
and Prices Per Person in
USD |
| Ship |
Start
Cruise |
Cruise
Cost |
Cruise
+ Land |
| Amalyra |
15 April
|
$2,399 |
$3,549 |
| Amalegro |
18
May
|
$2,699 |
$3,849 |
| Amadolce |
21
May |
$2,699 |
$3,849 |
| Amalyra |
03 June |
$2,699 |
$3,849 |
| Amalyra |
17 June |
$2,699 |
$3,849 |
| Amadolce |
18
June |
$2,699 |
$3,849 |
| Amalyra |
01 July |
$2,599 |
$3,749 |
| Amalegro |
13 July |
$2,599 |
$3,749 |
| Amalyra |
14 July |
$2,599 |
$3,749 |
| Amacello |
21 July |
$2,599 |
$3,749 |
| Amalyra |
29 July |
$2,599 |
$3,749 |
| Amadolce |
30 July |
$2,599 |
$3,749 |
| Amalyra |
12
August |
$2,599 |
$3,749 |
| Amalyra |
26 August |
$2,599 |
$3,749 |
| Amalegro |
07
September |
$2,799 |
$3,949 |
| Amalyra |
09
September |
$2,799 |
$3,949 |
| Amadolce |
10 September |
$2,799 |
$3,949 |
| Amalyra |
23 September |
$2,799 |
$3,949 |
| Amadante |
30 September |
$2,799 |
$3,949 |
| Amalyra |
07
October |
$2,599 |
$3,749 |
| Amacello |
13
October |
$2,499 |
$3,649 |
| Amadolce |
22
October |
$2,399 |
$3,549 |
| Amadante |
28
October |
$2,299 |
$3,449 |
| Amalegro |
02 November |
$2,099 |
$3,149 |
| Amadagio or Amalyra |
04 November |
$2,099 |
$3,249 |
| Amalegro |
16
November |
$3,149 |
$3,149 |
| Amalyra |
18
November |
$3,149 |
$3,149 |
|
Single price: 50% of Twin price.
Junior Suites: 100% of Twin price
Single Supplement for Land:
USD $650 per person
Port charges of
USD $133 per person are not included.
Please
Note: Children
pay the same as adults. Children under 18 years have
to share the cabins with an adult 18 and plus, Cabins
only holds 2 passengers
Click here for Cabin Upgrades
Rates,
additional charges and conditions are subject to change,
and to
currency fluctuation, without notice - Errors and Omissions
Excepted
|

Cabin
Upgrades per person in US Dollars
The above
prices are per person in Category E in a deluxe outside
stateroom with window,
To upgrade to a higher category, add the following amount per person |
| Category |
Deck |
Stateroom |
Price |
| D |
Piano |
Window |
$189
|
| C |
Cello |
French
Balcony |
$549
|
| B |
Cello |
French
Balcony |
$749
|
| A |
Violin |
French
Balcony |
$849
|
| A+ |
Violin |
French
Balcony |
$1099 |
| S |
Violin |
French
Balcony |
$1799 |
Please Note: Please
select bedding configuration at the time of booking.
The choices are: Choice
A: Two twin beds
| Choice B: One large bed (larger than queen size) |
Blue
Danube Discovery River Cruise Map

Included
in your Amadeus Waterway Cruise
See
the very best of Europe’s highlights and experience
centuries of art, history and culture. From Budapest, a famous
haven for musicians, writersand artists, cruise through the stunning
cultural cities of Vienna, Bratislava, Passau and Regensburg.
Along the way, visit magnificent cathedrals and baroque abbeys.
Explore the charming Wachau Valley and traverse by cruise ship
Europe’s Continental Divide - made possible through the
engineeringmasterpiece of the Main-Danube Canal. Treat yourself
to fine cuisine and thegreat wines of the region. Take an optional
excursion to Salzburg and celebrate the heritage of Mozart, one
of the world’s greatest composers.
- 2
Nights Hotel Accommodation in Budapest with daily Buffet
Breakfast
- 7 night
Deluxe Cruise Accommodation in an Outside Stateroom - 82%
of the Staterooms
with large French Balconies
- Infotainment
System in all Staterooms with Internet, Movie and Music Library & English
Language TV stations
- Terry
Bathrobes and White-on-white plush Bedding in all Staterooms
- Superb
Dining with all Meals included during your Cruise
- Unlimited
Quality Red & White Wines from Europe's great
Wine Regions with every Dinner onboard the Ship
- Cocktail
Reception, Welcome Dinner
- & Captain's
Gala Dinner
- Transfer
from the Ship in Nuremberg to the Hotel in Prague
- 3 Nights
Hotel Accommodation in Prague with daily Buffet Breakfast
- Daily
Sightseeing Program as outlined in the Itinerary
- Special
Highlights including Folklore Dances, Lectures, Theme Dinners,
onboard Music Performances and
afternoon & evening Piano Music
- Use
of Bicycles to explore on your own
- Services
of Professional Cruise Director
- All
English Language onboard in a
- non-smoking
Environment (smoking permitted only on the Sun Deck)
- All
Transfers with the Purchase of Cruise, Land & Air package
- All
local Taxes
ITINERARY
Day 1 Budapest,
Hungary
Arrive in Budapest and transfer to your hotel. The remainder
of the day is free to relax or begin exploring this beautiful city.
Day 2 Budapest
Your morning city tour includes the historic Buda Castle,
where you have a splendid view of the twin cities of Buda and Pest
spread over both banks of the river. Your tour also features 500-year-old
Matthias Church, St. Stephen's Basilica, distinctive Fisherman's
Bastion, the marvelous Royal Palace and much more. The balance
of the day is at your leisure. Perhaps explore the main square
or the famous health and thermal spas with a Turkish bath. (B)
Day 3 Budapest
- Embark Ship
Enjoy a free morning in Budapest or join us on an optional
Puszta excursion, where you will experience the revival of a 100-year-old
tradition of Hungarian horsemanship. In the afternoon, transfer
to your luxurious river cruise ship docked in the center of the
city. Tonight, gather onboard for a Gala Welcome Dinner, as your
ship cruises overnight to Bratislava. (B,D)
Day 4 Bratislava,
Slovakia
AA guided afternoon tour of Bratislava reveals the city's
major sights, including the Old Town Hall, the stunning Mirbach
Palace and the Gothic St. Martin's Cathedral. The remainder of
the afternoon is free to shop or explore on your own. Perhaps,
visit the 13th-century Bratislava Castle where you'll enjoy breathtaking
views overlooking three countries - Slovakia, Austria and Hungary.
An eventful day is followed by an evening filled with an enchanting
music performance onboard. Just before midnight the ship departs
for Vienna. (B,L,D)
Day 5 Vienna,
Austria
Savor the Baroque romance of Vienna. On your guided sightseeing
tour, you will see the lavish Hofburg Palace, the impressive Vienna
Opera House, the majestic Ringstrasse and awe-inspiring St. Stephen's
Cathedral. The afternoon is free to stroll along Kärntnerstrasse
, sample Vienna's famous pastries or perhaps, join an optional
tour to the Imperial Schönbrunn Palace. Tonight, explore the
vibrant Austrian capital on your own, or come along for an optional
Mozart and Strauss concert. (B,L,D)
Day 6 Dürnstein
- Melk
Early this morning reach the Wachau Valley for your walking tour
of Dürnstein, known as one of the prettiest towns along the
Danube. Marvel at the magnificent blue facade of the Baroque Stiftskirche
and see the ruins of the castle where Richard the Lionheart, King
of England, was imprisoned in 1192. Your walking tour through medieval
cobblestone streets reveals 16th-century town houses and wine taverns.
Enjoy your lunch as you cruise to Melk. Your guided tour takes
you to the town's magnificent Benedictine Abbey, one of Europe's
largest Baroque monasteries. An evening wine tasting highlights
your visit to the Wachau Valley. (B,L,D)
Day 7 Linz
- Passau, Germany
After breakfast, take an optional full-day excursion to fascinating
Salzburg and the Sound of Music sights, or cruise through Upper
Austria to Passau in Germany. In Passau, the rivers Inn and Ilz
join the Danube. During your walking tour, gaze at this fairy tale
city founded more than 2,000 years ago. (B,L,D)
Day 8 Regensburg
After lunch, arrive in Regensburg, one of Germany's best preserved
medieval cities. A guided tour will show you the city's architectural
highlights, including the Old Town Hall, and the Porta Praetoria
- a gateway to an ancient Roman fort built in 179 AD. Marvel at
beautiful churches and one of the oldest bridges crossing the Danube.
Tonight, folklore entertainers will come onboard for your delight.
(B,L,D)
Day 9 Nuremberg
Enjoy a morning of scenic cruising through the
Main-Danube Canal and relax during a leisurely cruise through the
beautiful Altmühl Valley. In the afternoon, you decide as
you enjoy a guided tour of Nuremberg, capital of Franconia. Either
choose the medieval history of Nuremberg and see the storybook
900-year-old ramparts that surround this historic city and the
Imperial Castle, or join the tour centered on the modern role the
city played in the 20th-century and see the Zeppelin field and
the Justice Palace where the War Crimes Tribunal sat in 1946. Moor
overnight in Nuremberg. (B,L,D)
Day 10 Nuremberg
- Karlovy Vary , Czech Republic - Prague
This morning, depart Nuremberg after breakfast and drive through
the pastoral countryside to Karlovy Vary, better known by its German
name, Carlsbad, and most famous for its Bohemian spa. After lunch,
continue to Prague and check into the hotel. (B)
Day
11 Prague
This morning's sightseeing reveals why Prague is considered
one of Europe's most attractive cities. Visit the 1,000 year-old
Hradcany Castle courtyard and St. Vitus, and then walk over the
Charles Bridge to the Old Market Square. The evening is free to
mix with the locals at Wenceslas Square, shop for souvenirs or
enjoy one of the charming cafés or restaurants. (B)
Day 12 Prague
Today is a free day to relax or visit a museum or a gallery,
wander along the banks of the Vlatava River, dine at an outdoor
restaurant or shop for local handicrafts and art work. Why not
join the optional tour to Terezin, the infamous Nazi WWII concentration
camp, now a memorial to those who perished. (B)
Day 13 Depart
Prague
Bid farewell to Prague and transfer to the airport for your return
flight home. Extra nights are available if you wish to extend your
stay in Europe. (B)
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