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Viking River Cruises are adults-only, and on several rivers, their “Longships” offer larger suites and outdoor dining. Musical performances, lectures, cooking demonstrations, and destination insights provide plenty to do onboard.
AmaWaterways focuses on European cruises, and their new AmaMagna, sailing the Danube, offers twice the width of traditional river cruise ships, allowing for more lounge space and additional dining options. A range of shore excursions ensures something for everyone’s interests and abilities at each port.
Avalon Waterways offers river cruises as short as 4-5 days for those who want to “test the waters” before a longer commitment. Also, their Panorama Suites with floor to ceiling windows make your cabin one of the most comfortable places to watch the view as you sail by.
COURTESY OF CRYSTAL CRUISES
Crystal River Cruises sails the rivers of Europe in luxury with 24-hour butler service and all-day in-room dining. All-inclusive pricing means no worries about gratuities onboard or ashore, and airport transfers, wine, and spirits are included.
American Cruise Lines sails the rivers of the United States — including the Mississippi, the Ohio, the Hudson, the Columbia and Snake Rivers, and waterways in Alaska, Florida, and the South. There’s plenty to see, and no overseas flights are required to explore the U.S.A.
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