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CroisiEurope reveals 17 new trips
Harry Kemble
harry.kemble@
travelweekly.co.uk
CroisiEurope has released its worldwide programme for 2019, featuring 17 new itineraries and new vessel Amalia Rodrigues.
Of the 17 itineraries, six cover
European rivers, six feature the continent’s canals, two involve hiking in France and Italy, two are themed and one sails the Adriatic. Prices for the eight-night Five
Rivers itinerary, departing June 9 from Strasbourg and sailing on the Rhine, Neckar, Main, Moselle and Sarre, lead in at £1,376. The itinerary includes half a
day in Luxembourg and features a wine tasting in Remich. The two themed cruises are
Seville Fair Festivities and The Rhine in Flames.
Saint-Léger-sur- Dheune, France
The seven-night Seville Fair
Festivities cruise, departing on May 9 from the Spanish city, includes a visit to the Seville Fair and leads in at £1,349. The Rhine in Flames sailing, departing on July 5 from Strasbourg, features Germany’s largest and oldest fireworks show. Prices for the four-night itinerary from Trechtingshausen to Rüdesheim, both in Germany, lead in at £833. Six cruise and bike sailings are
also available on France’s canals. A six-night The Secret Bike
Paths itinerary round-trip from Paris leads in at £2,488. Departure dates are available on request for groups of eight or more.
One of the two hiking-themed
cruises is a six-night Hidden Treasures of the Seine Valley itinerary, from Paris to Etretat. The lead-in price for the sailing, departing on June 8, is £2,349. CroisiEurope is also offering a
seven-night round-trip cruise from Dubrovnik, with stops in Croatia, Montenegro, Greece and Albania, and featuring two complimentary excursions to Appollonia, Albania. Prices for this Treasures of the Adriatic sailing, departing on
February 28, lead in at £1,377. Amalia Rodrigues – named after the legendary Portuguese fado singer who died in 1999 – will sail
on the Douro next year.
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19 July 2018
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