River cruising allows you to unpack once and immerse yourself in the most enjoyable form of travel, where you can take in ever-changing scenery along the banks of beautiful and historic waterways such as the Danube, Rhine, Seine, Douro, Volga, and Yangtze.

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Explore our preferred cruising partners below!

Viking is not unlike that other Scandinavian giant: Ikea. With almost 30 percent of the river-cruising market share, this fleet is known for its sleek designs and relative bargains, like two-for-one deals. Next year will see the launch of six new Longships, which will feature larger rooms, alfresco dining, solar panels, and organic herb gardens.
Number of Ships: 24​

Since setting sail in 2002, AMA has specialized in bringing the shore onto the boat, with nods to an area's culture in the decor and the menu. The AmaLotus, which hit the Mekong this September, pairs French colonial accents with local touches, like a "hot pot" restaurant. On European trips, meals include all-you-can-sip regional wines.
Number of Ships: 13

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Scenic is notable for it's "space ships". It caters to the very high end cruisers (both river and ocean). You can be sure that both your food and room we be top notch! Every details is attended to by your personal butler with certain staterooms!


Number of Ships: 9 River

Owned by touring giant Globus, Avalon is known for its innovative ship designs. This year, it introduced the Panorama, with floor-to-ceiling windows that slide to create open-air cabins. Two more of these "suite ships" will follow in 2012. You couldn't be closer to the towns passing by unless you were out walking on the cobblestones.
Number of Ships: 18

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We also offer Seabourn and Tauck itineraries!

Contact us to explore all our options!