River cruises are becoming more and more popular every year as people start to realize the advantages that they have for discovering regions in a new, unexpected manner.
Europe is arguably the capital of river cruises, as its wide variety of landscapes that can be discovered make it a perfect option for this type of boat voyage. Here are three rivers to keep in mind if you’re thinking about a European river cruise.
Douro River
The Douro River begins in Spain and ends in the city of Porto, Portugal where the river empties out into the Atlantic Ocean. A river cruise on this majestic body of water takes you through wild Iberian landscapes full of cliffs and canyons, and also offers you the option of stopping in the famed Port wine region to sample the best of the region’s products.
Danube River
Wouldn’t you love to take a river cruise that takes you through several countries in the heart of Central and Eastern Europe? The Danube is a perfect option for this, as cruises will take you on a route that includes world-class cities like Budapest, Vienna, and Belgrade!
Rhône River
If you’re a wine lover, the Rhône is an ideal option for you. This picturesque river cuts through the south of France and allows you to make stops in stops like Lyon and Avignon as you tour through the scenic southern French countryside and its picturesque vineyards.