Individual arrival in Budapest. Embarkation on the River Cloud ii at 16.00 hours.
Day 2 - Budapest
City tour*. Large areas of Budapest are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. These include the buildings on both banks of the river, a particularly impressive sight when leaving Budapest by boat.
Day 3 - Bratislava
City tour with concert in the old town*. Bratislava is the only capital city in the world to border two neighbouring countries – Hungary and Austria. Hungarian kings were crowned in its cathedral, and citizens would seek refuge in its fortress as long ago as the 10th century AD. Today, the city is opening up in all directions, and is self-confidently located in the heart of Europe.
Day 4 - Vienna
City tour with exclusive attic tour of St Stephen’s Cathedral*. Austria’s capital city provides the perfect setting no matter what your artistic or cultural tastes may be. The attic of a cathedral must surely be one of the most unusual insights into a city. In the evening: option to attend various concerts**.
Day 5 - Vienna
Visit to the morning training session at the Spanish Riding School, with exclusive reception and tour of the Hofburg Palace*. In the 16th century, a form of riding came into being that is still practised today, according to the classical rules. In the evening: option to attend various concerts**.
Day 6 - Dürnstein/Melk
Dürnstein: Walking tour of the town with wine-tasting*. Whilst the small town of Dürnstein has only 1000 inhabitants, it does have considerably more vines, which have been grown here for centuries. It is considered to be the heart of the Wachau region. This is a flourishing landscape, which when viewed from the yacht proves to be an idyllic panorama of villages, orchards and vineyards. Melk: Visit to the Baroque Melk Abbey*. The Benedictine Abbey at Melk is often described as the soul of the Wachau region: It has been a spiritual centre of worship since the Middle Ages.
Day 7 - Passau
City tour including organ concert in the cathedral*. Vienna is not the only city to have a St Stephen’s Cathedral – Passau has also dedicated its place of worship to the same saint. The cathedral is the largest Baroque church north of the Alps, and is home to the world’s largest organ.
Day 8 - Vilshofen
09.00 hours disembarkation. Individual departure.
2010 Departures
2010 Prices
Departure Date
Cabin rates are per passenger in $USD
Cat D: Guaranteed Cat C
Cat C: Lower Deck fwd
Cat B: Lower Deck mid
Cat A: Upper Deck Panorama
Single
*Budapest to Vilshofen
July 20 - July 27
$2,855
$3,275
$3,895
$4,855
$3,275
*Vilshofen to Budapest
July 27 - August 3
$2,855
$3,275
$3,895
$4,855
$3,275
Prices Include:
• Cruise in selected cabin
• Full board, soft drinks, table wines at meal time
• Harbour and docking fees
Prices Do Not Include:
• Individual arrival and departure
• Shore Excursions
• Travel insurance
• Gratuities
• Other personal expenses
*For reasons of navigation and passenger safety, the Captain of the ship reserves the right to modify the itinerary of the cruise.
