Visit all the highlights of the legendary Rhine in just 8 days. In Germany, see the many charming castles that dot the riverbanks as you sail by, and tour both Marksburg Castle and the ruins of Heidelberg Castle. Admire Cologne, the jewel of the Rhine, with its awe-inspiring Dom, and experience the lush landscape of the Black Forest region. Also, explore Amsterdam’s lovely canals and glorious museums, multicultural Strasbourg in France, and the inviting nightlife in Rüdesheim’s Drosselgasse. On this itinerary you will see a lot—without spending a lot of time
Was $2,799- $3,299 Now $1,399 per person Best Available
Dates Dec 6, 13, 20, 27th 2009
East Coast Air$597including taxes and transfers
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Because of our large amount of River Cruise Sales we will now and again be provided with a few cabins to close out. There will be at most 5-6 cabins. The pricing will be at 2 for 1 or less rates. There may or may not be air fares available. These close outs require payment at time of booking. No cabin holds are allowed at these rates. Call 800-640-4899 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Mon-Sat Eastern Time to take advantage of these offers.
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With the decrease in the value of the dollar and the high price of fuel the cost of hotels and meals have doubled in European during the last three years. Savy travelers have come to understand that a river cruise offers the best value for a European Vacation. Accommodations, all meals on board and shore excursions are included in the price and some companies even include wine with dinner. Because of this, you do not have to live in fear of the $300 per night hotel bill, the $100 not so wonderful restaurant meal and the $10 cup of coffee with no free refills.
Many people believe that by dealing directly with the cruise line, they cut out the expense of a middleman. But when it comes to cruising, this is never the case. The cruise lines depend on travel agents to sell their product, and so it is the cruise lines who pay the agent's commission, not the customer. The lines also offer agents various extra incentives, bonus commissions and value-added perks, giving the travel agents more pricing leverage and the ability for us to offer you lower rates: There are many superb and well-trained travel agents, but there are not many who know as much as we do about river cruising.
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