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EUROPE’S LARGEST RIVER


CRUISE OPERATOR on the most beautiful waterways in the world


CHECK OUT OUR SUMMER OFFERS WITH SAVINGS OF UP TO £500 PER CABIN ON SELECTED BARGE CRUISES


E


urope’s largest river cruise operator, CroisiEurope, operates 38 elegant ships and hotel barges on the most beautiful waterways in the world. In 2014, one-third of its fl eet will be operating in France with some wonderful itineraries available on the Seine as well as in Bordeaux on the Gironde and Garonne. Croisieurope pioneered in the Bordeaux region where they were the fi rst river cruise company to operate two ships in this area.


New for 2014 are three 12-cabin hotel barges operating through Burgundy, Provence, Champagne and Paris; a nine- day Rhine itinerary between Amsterdam and Basel; and 13-day cruises along the Mekong between Siem Rep and Saigon. A new UK facing website has been launched featuring sterling rates and download links to the new 2015 brochure.


There are popular favourites, signature experiences and new drinks


all inclusive cruises on the river Elbe and Havel, including new destinations like Berlin and Hamburg waiting to be explored. Also new are even more combination cruises on offer, where passengers can travel from Amsterdam all the way to Avignon; or from Strasbourg across to Vienna and Budapest. A limited number of 2014 summer cruises are still available - check out our biggest round up of summer savings.


Call for further information or reservations on 0208 3 281 281 resuk@croisieurope.comwww.croisieurope.co.uk


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