50 Years of Victory

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The 50 Years of Victory is the largest and most modern nuclear-powered icebreaker in the world. For those with an appreciation of such vessels, the Victory is a new generation ship and is incredibly powerful. Life on board is comfortable and relaxed. The spacious cabins are superbly furnished and all provide magnificent exterior views through opening windows. The vessel also offers generous public areas, high quality cuisine and impressive well-being facilities.

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Aegeotissa I

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The Aegeotissa I (formerly the Aegean Lady) is a charming, traditional rigged motor sailing yacht. The yacht has large teak decks, with mid-ship and fore-ship areas for relaxing upon with solarium, sun loungers and deck chairs. On the Alf deck there are comfortable seats and varnished dining tables, providing a great meeting place for guests on the yacht.

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Aegeotissa II

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The Aegeotissa II cuts effortlessly through the sparkling surface of the cobalt Aegean waters. With three sun decks, a bar and twelve double cabins, this wooden deluxe motor sail boat is a holiday on her own. Comfortable and solid, she offers all the luxury of larger ships but is more exclusive.

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Alemannia

• Ship type
• River cruises

The river cruiser Alemannia offers luxury cruises on the Rhine in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. With a large Sun Deck, complete with pool and outdoor chess, and an enclosed Aft Deck, this river cruiser can ensure an appreciation of the Rhine views whatever the weather. The Alemannia provides accommodation for just 184 passengers in standard or deluxe cabins, all with air-conditioning and en suite facilities and the professional crew offer high levels of service as you take in the sights of the mighty Rhine.

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Aloha

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Aloha was originally built in 1951 and then reconstructed in 1988 and again in 2006. On-board accommodation consists mainly of below-deck cabins, with just a small number above deck. Outside the Aloha has comfortable chairs to lounge on and inflatables are provided for use in the water. This all makes for a very relaxing atmosphere. As the boat navigates the clear waters of the Adriatic guests can swim or sunbathe on deck, taking in the stunning scenery of the Croatian coastline.

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Alouette

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

The Alouette is very well equipped to make the most of the beautiful landscapes through which she cruises. Built in 1908 and converted into a luxury cruise barge in 1986 she offers an elegant, informal atmosphere coupled with exceedingly high standards of food, drink and accommodation.

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Amacello

• Ship type
• River cruises

Making her debut in 2008, the Amacello forms part of the state-of-the-art fleet, the line that has redefined European river cruising with innovations that have set new standards in the industry. Like her sisterships, the Amacello accommodates no more than 148 passengers in unparalleled luxury, comfort and style. The ship is staffed by a highly-trained professional crew, with an ongoing emphasis on personal service.

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Amacerto

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Amacerto is the latest ship joining the Amawaterways fleet, making its debut in Europe in Spring 2012. The deluxe 164 passenger vessel, contemporary in design, offers spacious staterooms featuring twin balconies (step-out and French), multiple dining options and great amenities including a heated swimming pool, fitness room, Sauna, plus a Massage, Hair and Beauty salon. The Sun Decks feature teak lounge chairs, a walking track, as well as a giant chess board and guests can also make use of the complimentary Internet usage.

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Amadagio

• Ship type
• River cruises

The MS Amadagio was the first of the AMA fleet of luxury river cruisers to be launched in 2006 and set new standards in European river cruising. Carrying a maximum of 150 passengers, the Amadagio has been specially designed to offer more space and more unique features than almost any other European river boat. Her well-equipped public areas include two airy lounges, a huge sundeck, whirlpool, fitness room, beauty salon and an elegant restaurant offering top level international cuisine.

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Amadante

• Ship type
• River cruises

The MS Amadante debuted in Spring of 2008, joining the MS Amalegro (2007) and the MS Amadagio (2006). The vessel sets new standards in European river cruising and offer a number of features, which no other European river cruise ship can match. She carries 148 passengers in unequaled luxury, comfort and style and is staffed by a highly-trained professional crew, with an ongoing emphasis on personal service.

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Amadeus Brilliant (Cruise and Flight Packages)

• Ship type
• River cruises

We are pleased to be able offer a range of unique cruise, transfer and flight packages on the Amadeus Brilliant. The Amadeus Brilliant, launched in April 2011, is the brand new flagship addition to the growing Amadeus fleet. Measuring 110 metres in length and 11.4 metres in width this beautiful vessel complements the existing fleet perfectly. With a total of 4 decks, the ship features just 67 cabins and 9 additional suites, all with en suite shower facilities and most of which offer a French balcony. Other amenities include a spacious sun deck with sun loungers, international restaurant serving exquisite cuisine and an intimate lounge bar.

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Amadeus Brilliant (Cruise Only)

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Amadeus Brilliant, launched in April 2011, is the latest addition to the growing Amadeus fleet. Measuring 110 metres in length and 11.4 metres in width this beautiful vessel complements the existing fleet perfectly. With a total of 4 decks, the ship features just 67 cabins and 9 additional suites, all with en suite shower facilities and most of which offer a French balcony. Other amenities include a spacious sun deck with sun loungers, international restaurant serving exquisite cuisine and an intimate lounge bar.

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Amadeus Classic

• Ship type
• River cruises

Built in 2001, the Amadeus Classic is an elegant cruise ship, boasting 73 tastefully furnished cabins and 4 decks. The light and airy public spaces feature wonderful panorama windows, where you can relax whilst you enjoy the stunning scenery pass by.

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Amadeus Diamond (Cruise and Flight Packages)

• Ship type
• River cruises

We are pleased to be able to offer a range of unique cruise, transfer and flight packages on the Amadeus Diamond. The Amadeus Diamond is a five star floating hotel carrying up to 140 guests in exquisite style and comfort. Built in 2008, she is a recent addition to the Amadeus fleet that cruises on Europe’s three great rivers: the Rhine, Main and Danube. The vessel’s interiors are bright and airy, and her generously proportioned cabins offer panoramic views of the passing scenery.

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Amadeus Diamond (Cruise Only)

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Amadeus Diamond is a five star floating hotel carrying up to 140 guests in exquisite style and comfort. Built in 2008, she is a recent addition to the Amadeus fleet that cruises on Europe’s three great rivers: the Rhine, Main and Danube. The vessel’s interiors are bright and airy, and her generously proportioned cabins offer panoramic views of the passing scenery.

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Amadeus Elegant (Cruise and Flight Packages)

• Ship type
• River cruises

We are pleased to be able offer a range of unique cruise, transfer and flight packages on the Amadeus Elegant. The Amadeus Elegant, launched in 2010, accommodates up to 150 passengers in a total of 76 cabins and suites. She measures 110 metres in length and just over 11 metres in width, fitting in perfectly with the traditional elegance of the other Amadeus vessels, hence her befitting name. The classy, contemporary interiors provide a comfortable and relaxing environment and the range of on board facilities includes an impressive restaurant, serving exquisite cuisine, a fitness room, expansive sun deck and an assortment of well appointed cabins and luxurious suites.

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Amadeus Elegant (Cruise Only)

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Amadeus Elegant, launched in 2010, accommodates up to 150 passengers in a total of 76 cabins and suites. She measures 110 metres in length and just over 11 metres in width, fitting in perfectly with the traditional elegance of the other Amadeus vessels, hence her befitting name. The classy, contemporary interiors provide a comfortable and relaxing environment and the range of on board facilities includes an impressive restaurant, serving exquisite cuisine, a fitness room, expansive sun deck and an assortment of well appointed cabins and luxurious suites.

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Amadeus Princess (Cruise and Flight Packages)

• Ship type
• River cruises

We are pleased to be able offer a range of unique cruise, transfer and flight packages on the Amadeus Princess. The Amadeus Princess forms part of the luxurious Amadeus Premium Class fleet, offering guests remarkable comfort in an atmosphere of classic elegance. Service and amenities are comparable to those of a five-star hotel and include a fitness area, the Amadeus Club lounge, luxury dining and spacious cabins with extra large windows.

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Amadeus Princess (Cruise Only)

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Amadeus Princess forms part of the luxurious Amadeus Premium Class fleet, offering guests remarkable comfort in an atmosphere of classic elegance. Service and amenities are comparable to those of a five-star hotel and include a fitness area, the Amadeus Club lounge, luxury dining and spacious cabins with extra large windows.

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Amadeus Royal (Cruise only)

• Ship type
• River cruises

A state-of-the-art river cruising experience awaits discerning travellers aboard the luxurious Amadeus Royal. This five star floating hotel features 68 lavishly appointed cabins and 4 plush suites, each boasting lovely river views. Additional facilities include a putting green, splash pool and sun deck with deck chairs.

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Amadeus Royal (Cruise Packages)

• Ship type
• River cruises

We are pleased to be able to offer inclusive cruise packages on the Amadeus Royal. A state-of-the-art river cruising experience awaits discerning travellers aboard the luxurious Amadeus Royal. This five star floating hotel features 68 lavishly appointed cabins and 4 plush suites, each boasting lovely river views. Additional facilities include a putting green, splash pool and sun deck with deck chairs.

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Amadeus Symphony

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Amadeus Symphony, a member of the prestigious Amadeus fleet, ranks among the most beautiful passenger vessels plying Europe’s great rivers. Spacious cabins and suites fitted with every conceivable comfort, some with panoramic windows, combined with a professional service, hospitality and excellent amenities, turn this ship into a veritable oasis of passenger comfort.

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Amadolce

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Amadolce is the latest vessel to join the AMA fleet, known for its state-of-the-art river cruise vessels that have set new standards in the industry. Luxury, comfort and style define the Amadolce, where a highly trained crew ensures that you receive personalised service throughout your journey. The ship is cleverly designed to offer more space than other European vessels and she accommodates no more than 150 passengers in exquisitely decorated staterooms.

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Amadouro

• Ship type
• River cruises

Discover the rich history of Portugal and Spain as you journey through the Douro River Valley aboard the deluxe Amadouro cruise ship, the newest ship cruising the Douro River. Enjoy a glass of Port wine as you mingle with new friends in the spacious Panoramic Lounge or relax on the Sun Deck as the ship sails past beautiful vineyards on the hillsides of the Douro River.

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Amakatarina

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Amakatarina is a 212 passenger vessel, built in 1981 and completely redesigned and rebuilt in 2010-2011. The ship now boasts outside balconies in more than 70% of the available cabins, a spacious sun deck, fitness room and two elegant dining rooms with panoramic windows, affording spectacular views of the Volga-Baltic waterways.

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Amalegro

• Ship type
• River cruises

The MS Amalegro joined the AMA fleet of luxury river cruisers in 2007. Carrying no more than 150 passengers, the Amalegro has been cleverly designed to offer more space and more unique features than almost any other European river boat. Her well-equipped public areas include two airy lounges, a huge sundeck, whirlpool, fitness room, beauty salon and an elegant restaurant offering top level international cuisine.

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Amalyra

• Ship type
• River cruises

Launched in 2009, the Amalyra is a state-of-the-art river cruise vessel. Luxury, style and comfort define the Amalyra, where an exceptionally professional crew ensures that you receive top class service throughout your journey. The ship is cleverly designed to offer more space than other European vessels and she accommodates no more than 148 passengers in exquisitely decorated staterooms.

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Amaryllis

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

Built in 1962, the Amaryllis is a vintage 40-meter Dutch hull that was converted into an upscale hotel barge in 2001. Her spacious staterooms accommodate no more than eight passengers in absolute comfort. A large convivial salon opens onto a lovely deck with heated swimming pool – ideal for al fresco dining and admiring the scenery of the picturesque waterways in Burgundy and Franche-Comté floating past. Aboard the Amaryllis nothing has been spared with regard to passenger comfort and entertainment.

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Anatolie

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

This 40-ton wooden motor sailor yacht was built in 1996 in the Southeast Aegean Sea. Get a taste for Greece by sailing the blue Aegean Sea aboard Anatolie, a modern boat with a traditional gulet look. Based on the ancient gulet design, Anatolie is broad and beamy, maximizing space on deck for sailing and sunning.

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Andrea

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

This handsome vessel began her career as the popular Harald Jarl, cruising the Norwegian coastline and fjords where she developed quite a following over the years. Purchased and extensively renovated in 2003, Andrea provides a welcome return to the intimacy and classic nautical sensibility often lacking in larger ships.

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Anjodi

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

The 8-passenger Anjodi is of classic Dutch design, specifically rebuilt to navigate the 300-year-old Canal du Midi. She has been completely refurbished in the tasteful tradition of African hardwoods, with hand-crafted panelling and shining brass creating a comfortable and charming ambiance. The well planned accommodation offers a choice of four air-conditioned twin/double staterooms with full en-suite facilities. The sun deck is spacious and has a heated sunken jacuzzi. The cruise is led by a knowledgeable and experienced Captain who will ensure a memorable and enjoyable journey.

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Antarctic Dream (Arctic Cruises)

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Antarctic Dream's expeditions offer you the ideal introduction to Spitsbergen and Greenland. The vessel takes in the most exciting sights of lavish wildlife and the breathtaking scenery of narrow waterways, glaciers and icebergs. The Antarctic Dream features a spacious dining room / observation lounge, bar, lecture room, fitness room plus sauna, boutique and passenger bridge. She offers accommodation for 84 passengers in 42 comfortable twin and double cabins with private toilet and shower.

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Anton Chekhov

• Ship type
• River cruises

Built in Austria in 1978, the Anton Chekhov is a comfortable and well maintained vessel which has been upgraded on a number of occasions. The last major refit was in 2003. The ship is well furnished in an attractive Russian style and the staff on board offer a friendly and efficient service. All cabins have outside views with a large picture window and a private shower and toilet. The public areas include two bars, a swimming pool under a sliding glass roof, dining room where russian influenced cuisine is served, reading room and lecture lounge, shop, hairdresser and sauna.

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Arion

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The Arion underwent a complete refurbishment in 2000, updating the interiors, to create a warm inviting atmosphere throughout its public areas and passenger cabins. The Arion accommodates up to 320 passengers on her five decks and her on board facilities include a swimming pool and spacious sun deck, a beauty salon, a restaurant serving high quality cuisine and three lounge bars, all designed to make your cruise comfortable and enjoyable.

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Arosa Brava

• Ship type
• River cruises

EARLY BOOKING DISCOUNT - Book any October departure on this ship before 31st Jul 2012 to get from EUR 100 - EUR 150 per person discount from the prices shown here. Please call for full details. The completely renovated 4 deck A-Rosa Brava launched in April 2011 as the newest addition to the impressive A-Rosa fleet. Cruise the Rhine, Main and Mosel rivers in style and enjoy the range of on board amenities, including a spacious lounge, gourmet restaurant, a fantastic spa and sundeck with whirlpool. The A-Rosa Brava measures 135 metres in length, with a width of 11.4 metres and features a total of 99 cabins. Choose the cabin category to suit, each one designed to cater to your every need, providing the highest levels of comfort, with en suite shower facilities, modern design and warm, relaxing tones.

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Arosa Riva

• Ship type
• River cruises

EARLY BOOKING DISCOUNT - Book any October departure on this ship before 31 Jul 2012 to get between EUR 60 and EUR 150 per person discount from the prices shown here. Please call for full details. Part of the stylish A-Rosa fleet, the A-Rosa Riva offers a selection of well-designed itineraries focusing on the very best of the mighty Danube. The ship has 100 air-conditioned, outside cabins across 4 categories and her extensive public amenities promise relaxation and recreation as well as opportunities for fitness and well-being. Take some time out to get pampered in the Spa Rosa or enjoy the views from the upper deck as you take a dip in the pool or hone your golf skills on the putting green.

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Arosa Stella (Cruise and Flight Packages)

• Ship type
• River cruises

If you are looking for maximum convenience, why not consider one of our unique cruise packages on the A-Rosa Stella? The A-Rosa Stella is a state-of-the-art river cruiser offering a selection of cruises on the French Rhône and Saône rivers. With a focus on well-being, the A-Rosa Stella has a range of unique facilities including a sauna with one-way glass walls, a steam room, a bio-sauna and a full spa offering a range of traditional and Hawaiian Lomilomi massages. On deck you'll also find a swimming pool, putting green, shuffleboard and a giant chess set. The ship's 86 modern cabins are airy and spacious and many feature their own French balcony and in the restaurant, the executive chefs prepare a variety of Mediterranean, regional and traditional culinary treats.

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Arosa Stella (Cruise only)

• Ship type
• River cruises

The A-Rosa Stella is a state-of-the-art river cruiser offering a selection of cruises on the French Rhône and Saône rivers. With a focus on well-being, the A-Rosa Stella has a range of unique facilities including a sauna with one-way glass walls, a steam room, a bio-sauna and a full spa offering a range of traditional and Hawaiian Lomilomi massages. On deck you'll also find a swimming pool, putting green, shuffleboard and a giant chess set. The ship's 86 modern cabins are airy and spacious and many feature their own French balcony and in the restaurant, the executive chefs prepare a variety of mediterranean, regional and traditional culinary treats. **Please note that cruises on this ship are operated in German with information and excursions also provided in English. **

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Art de Vivre

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

Once a Scottish munitions carrier, the L’Art de Vivre was transformed into a charming 8-passenger luxury hotel barge. She is a noble ship owned by Count Florian Walewski, one of the pioneers of canal barging and a direct descendant of Napoleon, and has been in his family for decades. Today she cruises the magical waterways of Burgundy, a region where the appreciation of all that is good in life - whether it be cuisine, wines, or the land itself - still reigns.

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Artistry

• Ship type
• River cruises

Built to create a warm and pleasant ambiance, and with the travelers' comfort and safety in mind, the Artistry is sleek and elegant and part of a new generation of river cruisers, with state-of-the-art technology. There is a gleaming two-story lobby, lit by a central glass skylight; giving a preview of the light, airy feel and the spectacular views you'll enjoy on this modern, spacious vessel.

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Athos

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

Athos is a unique Hotel Barge. From the moment you step aboard for the Champagne reception, the resident crew attends to your every need. A week onboard the Athos will be a wonderful and memorable experience: exceptional cuisine, fine French wines, daily excursions conducted by your bi-lingual tour guide, combined with the scenic and historical Canal du Midi.

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Austral

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

**Special Offer** Save up to 30% on full prices. The earlier you book the better the discount available. Please call for latest special offers. Pricing on site reflects full brochure price only. The state-of-the-art mega-yacht, L’Austral launched in May 2011, bringing a unique blend of luxury, intimacy and well-being to small ship cruising. With just 132 cabins, L’Austral’s sleek design and small size means she can offer exclusive itineraries featuring ports of call that are inaccessible to larger ships. The yacht’s distinctive shape features smooth contours and large, arched windows, opening up to the sea and letting in the light. Precious materials in soothing neutral tones are brought to life with splashes of colour to create a discreet elegance reminiscent of a private yacht.

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Avalon Creativity

• Ship type
• River cruises

Embark the Avalon Creativity and experience the romance and convenience of cruising leisurely down one of France’s greatest rivers. The Avalon Creativity boasts spacious staterooms and inviting public areas. All staterooms measure 172 square feet with a private shower and toilet, large storage closet, writing desk, flatscreen satellite television, radio, minibar, hairdryer, safe and individual climate control. There are also two junior suites which measure 258 square feet and have the additional features of a sofa and coffee table.

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Belle de Cadix

• Ship type
• River cruises

Discover the beauty of Southern Spain aboard the Belle de Cadix; rich in history, nature and art, this diverse region will inspire and delight you. The Belle de Cadix was launched in 2005 and has just 89 cabins spread over 3 decks. She has an inviting sun deck where you can swim in the pool or soak up the sun on comfortable loungers. This cruise ship also features a lounge bar with dance floor and a marina at the rear of the vessel, which offers direct access to the sea. ****Please note that this is a French-operated ship and that French will usually be the first language spoken on board.****

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Bellissima

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Bellissima is an elegant river cruiser which first took to the water in 2004. A graceful ship with classical lines, she can accommodate up to 134 passengers in tastefully designed cabins as she cruises the great waterways of Europe. The Bellissima benefits from well-equipped and spacious public areas which include a foyer, large panorama lounge, restaurant and sun deck complete with outdoor bar and whirlpool.

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Botticelli

• Ship type
• River cruises

Explore Central and Southern Europe onboard the Botticelli, a 2 deck ship constructed in 2004. The Botticelli is able to accommodate up to 154 guests in 76 comfortable double cabins, on a variety of itineraries which represent excellent value for money. On board, relax and soak up the sun on the spacious sundeck, complete with shaded area. This cruise ship also features a lounge bar with a dance floor and restaurant serving French inspired cuisine.

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Bremen

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The expedition ship, Bremen, will take you into regions of the world where you can fully satisfy your thirst for discoveries. Thanks to its shallow draught, it can call at the smallest ports, bays and meandering rivers. And our 12 expedition-ready, motorized rubber boats, the Zodiacs, enable passengers to land in even the most remote regions.

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Camargue

• Ship type
• River cruises

Discover the beauty and rich history of Southern France aboard the Camargue. The ship was refurbished in 2006 and has just 76 cabins spread over 2 decks. The Camargue features a lounge bar with dance floor and a large dining room. It also boasts an inviting sun deck where you can soak up the sun and admire the passing scenery. ****Please note that this is a French-operated ship and that French will usually be the first language spoken on board.****

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Caprice

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

Caprice is a traditional French barge which offers luxury cruises through the heart of Burgundy. With just eleven cabins and a staff of seven, service levels are exceptionally high. Travelling the waterways of this exquisite area of France at just 4mph, you will be treated to gourmet cuisine, fine wines and a variety of all-inclusive excursions. Caprice has bicycles on board so that you can enjoy leisurely rides along the canals or into local villages, and boasts a charming sun deck where you can dine if the weather is fine.

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Cezanne

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Cezanne is a deluxe 50 cabin river cruiser which offers cruises from Paris into the Normandy countryside. The ship was origianlly built in 1993 and later refurbished in 2006. The elegant décor on board is reminiscent of an intimate country house hotel. Original works of art can be found throughout the stylish public rooms and a luxurious restaurant provides the perfect setting for fine dining. On board the Cezanne guests can enjoy homely comforts while drinking in the wonderful scenery floating past.

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Chernyshevskiy

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Chernyshevskiy is a magnificent motor ship, constructed in Germany in 1981 to meet the highest international safety standards and with all modern amenities. On board you will find well-equipped communal areas and cabins which are all outside-facing with large (except lower deck) scenic windows, en suite facilities and air-conditioning. The ship also has its own sauna, hairdressing salon and first-aid post.

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Clair de Lune

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

The Clair de Lune is an entirely new purpose built barge, and is the latest creation of Berend Gozens, who has over thirty years' experience in boat building and organizing luxury barge cruises in France. Drawing from his knowledge and skills he built this spacious barge - 100 ft long and 16 ft wide and generously proportioned to accommodate 6 passengers in the comfort of a first-class hotel.

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Clipper Adventurer

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Travellers who seek an element of elegance for cruising around the Scottish Isles, Greenland and Norway should look no further than the Clipper Adventurer. The ship was built in 1975 and has since undergone extensive refurbishment with the feel of an old ocean liner characterised with brass fittings and tall, dark wood panelling. The vessel now boasts 60 outside cabins with private facilities and a window-lined dining room and lounge where guests can relax. There are also two bars and a library stocked with nautical books and board games.

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Colibri

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

Colibri is a classic Dutch canal barge, built in Friesland Holland in 1931, and lovingly converted into a luxury hotel. The barge has been completely refitted in 2004, with added touches of luxury and an air of relaxed elegance. Despite her generous size Colibri takes only four guests, thus affording space and maximum comfort to all parties. The interior is air conditioned to ensure your well-being.

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Columbus

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

This small ship demonstrates on more than 30 routes around the globe just how relaxed and uncomplicated the most beautiful form of travel can be. Regardless of whether you decide to take a short introductory cruise on the Baltic Sea, set course for the coasts on the Indian Ocean or go on a trip around the world: you check in just once, and then leave everything else up to the experienced crew of the Columbus.

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Croatian Coastal Cruises (Category A Plus Ships)

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The Croatian Coastal Cruise fleet offers relaxing, scenic cruises around the glittering Dalmatian coastline. The fleet comprises 3 different categories of ship; the very basic Category B ships, the renovated Category A vessels, and finally Category A+ boats which offer a higher degree of comfort and service. Category A+ ships are almost all newly built and offer more spacious accommodation in air-conditioned cabins with private facilities and two lower berths. As well as offering higher standard accommodation, cruises on Category A+ ships also include a free included sightseeing tour of Dubrovnik and a Captain's Dinner.

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Croatian Coastal Cruises (Category A Ships)

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The Croatian Coastal Cruise Fleet offers enjoyable and enlightening cruises around the glittering Dalmatian coast. The fleet comprises 3 different categories of ship; the very basic Category B ships, the renovated Category A vessels, and finally Category A+ boats, which offer a higher degree of comfort and service. Category A ships are generally larger than those in the lower category and offer bunk-bedded cabins with private shower and WC. Most of the cruisers in this category are newly renovated and offer comfortable lounges, dining areas and of course a large sun deck where you can relax, sunbathe and take in the sights of this most scenic of coastlines.

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Croatian Coastal Cruises (Category B Ships)

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The Croatian Coastal Fleet offers memorable cruises around the stunning Dalmatian coast. The fleet comprises 3 different categories of ship; the very basic Category B ships, the newly renovated Category A vessels, and finally Category A+ boats which offer a higher degree of comfort and service. Category B ships are suited to young people, groups of friends or special interest groups looking for an affordable cruise on the brilliant Croatian shoreline. Bathrooms and toilets are located on deck and are shared by all passengers and accommodation is in cabins furnished with bunk beds. In common with all boats in the fleet, these ships have a large sun deck where you can relax, socialise and take in the wonderful Dalmatian scenery, as well as a lounge and dining area.

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Cyclades

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The elegant Cyclades yacht provides a good standard of accommodation combined with modern amenities and is a great alternative to chartering an entire boat. You have the option to reserve just a berth in a double cabin or an entire cabin, making it an ideal choice for single travelers. You will have a chance to meet people from around the world while enjoying one of the most unique and relaxing holidays along Italy's sparkling coastline. You’ll decide the itinerary day by day with the rest of the group and with the suggestions of an experienced skipper.

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Dalmatinac

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The 23-meter Dalmatinac offers moderate levels of comfort for a maximum of 22 passengers. The vessel was built in 1957 and refurbished in 2002 to cruise along the magnificent coast of Croatia. Cabins are small and furnished with bunk beds with one shower and toilet for every five passengers. Outdoors, the Dalmatinac has deck chairs to lounge about on, as well as lilo's and other various inflatables for use in the water.

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Dalmatinka

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Sister ship to the Dalmatinac is the newer Dalmatinka. The Dalmatinka was originally built in 1968 and refurbished in 2006 to provide modest comforts to her maximum of 22 passengers as she sails the Croatian coast. Cabins are small and furnished with bunk beds with one shower and toilet for every five passengers. Outdoors, the Dalmatinac has deck chairs to lounge about on, as well as lilo's and other various inflatables for use in the water.

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Darli

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The Darli is an ‘old-fashioned lady’ offering comfort combined with absolutely irresistible charm. She has been totally refitted and refurnished, yet maintains a traditional and classic style. After an array of itineraries covering the furthermost North European regions as well as Svalbard islands, she sails on the Adriatic sea. The boat features 35 cabins for a maximum of 81 passengers. Further amenities on the boat include a Jacuzzi and spar, a sauna and hairdresser. There are also internet facilties and a gift shop. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SHIP IS CURRENTLY NOT OPERATING

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Diana

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

The Diana was built at the Finnboda shipyard outside Stockholm and launched in 1931. There are 28 cabins today distributed over three decks. The dining room and lounge are found on the middle or shelter deck and the upper or bridge deck boasts a covered aft deck with a perfect view in both sun and rain. The tastefully fitted cabins are small, but cozy, leaving an impression of how people once traveled.

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Dnepr

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Dnepr is known for her warm and friendly on board atmosphere. You are bound to be impressed by her impeccable hospitality. The highly experienced crew welcome you aboard with the traditional gifts of bread and salt. They also entertain you with national songs and dances during evening performances. You can enjoy a relaxing time on the Sun Deck with its heated pool or admire the pleasant passing scenery from the Promenade Deck. *Please note that German is the principal language spoken on this vessel. All documents, announcements and excursions will be in German only. English, as an onboard language, will be provided for groups with a minimum of 30 passengers only.

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Donaustar

• Ship type
• River cruises

Accommodating 168 guests on board, the Donaustar gracefully takes passengers to the hidden treasures of the magnificent Danube with reasonable comfort and style. The vessel boasts a high standard of hospitality afloat. Let her well trained crew spoil you while you enjoy the ship's facilities, watching the passing scenery from the sun deck or swimming pool or simply relaxing in the cosy and pleasant atmosphere of the informal indoor lounge. *Please note that German is the principal language spoken on this vessel. All documents, announcements and excursions will be in German only. English, as an onboard language, will be provided for groups with a minimum of 30 passengers only.

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Dostoyevskiy

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Dostoyevskiy is a Russian river vessel built in Germany in 1981. The ship underwent major refurbishment in 2001 and now features outside staterooms which are air-conditioned with private shower and which afford marvellous views of the river scenery. The dining rooms offer both western and Russian cuisine, as well as specialities from the surrounding regions. From the impeccable service of the well-trained crew to the spacious loungers and sweeping sundecks on board Dostoyevskiy, this floating hotel offers all modern the modern comforts required for a memorable trip on the Russian waterways.

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Douro Cruiser

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Douro Cruiser is an elegant floating hotel offering week-long cruises on Portugal's magnificent Douro River. With just 65 well-appointed cabins, a spacious dining room, a comfortable lounge offering panoramic views and a large sundeck featuring a swimming pool and two whirlpools, both service and comfort are guaranteed.

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Douro Prince

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Douro Prince is a friendly and intimate ship with an elegant single-sitting dining room, welcoming lounge, bar, sundeck and gift shop. There are 24 spacious outside cabins and one suite. Cabins on the Main deck have floor to ceiling windows which give access to a small balcony and cabins on the Upper deck are slightly larger and have a large picture window. All cabins have a private shower and toilet except the suite which has a bath. All cabins are stylishly decorated with individually controlled airconditioning, private facilities and TV.

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Douro Queen

• Ship type
• River cruises

Flanked by steep vineyard-clad hills and stone terraces is Portugal’s beautiful Douro River. Discover the sights and sounds of this hidden gem aboard the deluxe Douro Queen – one of the newest and most luxurious ships to sail the river Douro. The Douro Queen is an intimate vessel, carrying only up to 126 guests in a small-ship setting that meets the standards of the most discerning river cruise connoisseurs.

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Douro Spirit

• Ship type
• River cruises

The recently launched Douro Spirit brings a new level of luxury and technological innovation to cruising in Portugal. Carrying 128 passengers in a range of staterooms and suites, the Douro Spirit offers both comfort and entertainment as you travel along Portugal’s most scenic and historic river. The ship’s amenities include a pool, spa, Jacuzzi, gym and a beauty salon and all accommodation features HD TV, internet access and in-cabin movies.

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Dream

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Completely refurbished in 2007, the Dream lives up to her name in style and comfort. Her five spacious cabins boast impeccable furnishing with meticulous attention to detail. The exceptionally comfortable galley, fully equipped bar, spacious teak-deck and large cockpit make this yacht ideal for Mediterranean sailing holidays.

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Eleganza

• Ship type
• Sailing ships

This luxury gulet is based in Croatia and is available for private charter.

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Emma

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

On this beautifully restored turn-of-the-century barge you will find the warmth of an Irish welcome combined with the seductive charm of the French. Aboard the Emma you can bask in the balmy Mediterranean climate on a lazy cruise along the historic 17th century Canal du Midi. Visit ancient villages where time appears to stand still and country chateaux where you can taste the home-grown wines.

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Etoile

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

Built in 1889, L’Etoile is a classic Dutch passenger barge that has been converted to suit today’s modern comforts. The bright and airy interiors are decorated in a contemporary French style, lending her a cozy atmosphere that will make you feel immediately at home. A marble fireplace gives ambiance to the cooler spring and autumn cruises, while a plunge pool on the deck beckons on a balmy summer day.

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Fleur de Lys

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

Welcome to the Fleur de Lys, an impeccably appointed barge with gracious elegance and amenities that epitomize the concept of ultimate luxury. The Fleur de Lys is a large hotel barge which accommodates a maximum of just six guests in an impressive 2,500 square feet of living space. This is equivalent in size to other large hotel barges which carry up to 22 passengers in the same amount of space. The Fleur de Lys cruises the classic Burgundy route bordering France's famous Côte d'Or, where legendary wines can be discovered.

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Fortebraccio

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The owners of the Fortebraccio want to realize the dreams of those clients who want to experience safe, comfortable and amusing cruises with a correct quality-price ratio. With this aim in mind they can offer a reliable and comfortable boat with air conditioning and heating in the cabins, private bathrooms, wide spaces indoor and outdoor for leisure time and rest, an ideal solution for groups of friends and families. There are five cabins each with their own private bathroom. The routes will take you to charming small bays and to naturalistic and archaeological sites. Traditional recipes prepared with wholesome ingredients combined with the choice of local wines will let you taste the genuine Mediterranean food.

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Fram

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Fram is specially designed for cruising Arctic waters. Named after the ship used by famous Norwegian Explorer Fridtjof Nansen, the Fram’s interior has been inspired by Greenland and the Arctic region. The cabins are stylish and comfortable, and feature two lower berths or a twin-sized bed, private bathrooms with hair dryers. Each is fitted with air-conditioning, heating, and a smoke alarm. She offers a comfortable restaurant, two well-stocked bars, panoramic lounges, Internet café, and conference rooms.

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Furmanov

• Ship type
• River cruises

The comfortable river vessel Furmanov was built in 1983 in Germany and accommodates up to 258 passengers as it travels the Russian waterways. With its elegant restaurant, lavish public room décor, three tastefully furnished lounges and a splendid concert hall, the Furmanov resembles exclusive 4-star western hotel, and is considered to be one of the best river liners on Russian waterways. The staterooms are equipped with a private toilet and shower, a fridge, an air conditioning system and radio as well as the windows opening to a marvellous view of the beautiful surroundings of Russia.

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Galileo

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

Rebuilt in 2004 and renovated in 2007, the Galileo is a classic steel motor sailor furnished with 26 comfortable cabins and well-appointed public areas. The elegantly decorated interiors include a spacious dining room with wood and leather finishing and a warm, cozy lounge area with an American bar. Guests on board the Galileo can also relax on the shaded deck area with its outdoor bar or sunbathe on the loungers on the spacious sun deck.

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Gemini

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Gemini is a magnificent sailing yacht ideal for exploring the amazing Mediterranean with an itinerary customised to your personal requirements. Accommodating 10 passengers in 5 air-conditioned, ensuite staterooms, you may dine surrounded by the beautiful leather and teak interior, or al fresco at the cockpit table beneath the stars. For the more adventurous, why not try your skills at the helm?

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Glen Massan

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

Discover the hidden beauty of Scotland’s West Coast aboard the traditional Glen Massan vessel. The beautifully converted traditional fishing vessel traverses the Argyll coastline rich in history, culture and wildlife and allows guests inshore access to some of the more remote idyllic areas, often undiscovered by visitors to the region. Measuring 85ft in length, the Glen Massan offers six spacious double cabins, two on deck and four below deck, furnished to a high standard with en-suite facilities. Facilities on-board include a wonderful informal dining area and bar where guests are served locally sourced menus at a communal table and an outdoor deck perfect for alfresco dining or watching the sunset. There are also two top deck areas with sun loungers and a great space for wildlife watching.

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Glen Tarsan

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

Discover the hidden beauty of Scotland’s rugged coastline aboard Glen Massan’s sister ship the Glen Tarsan. Tastefully renovated in 2007, the traditional fishing vessel navigates the tranquil waters of the region to a backdrop of spectacular mountain scenery, stunning lochs and abundant wildlife and allows guests inshore access to some of the more remote idyllic areas, often undiscovered by visitors to the region. Measuring 85ft in length, the Glen Tarsan offers six spacious double cabins, two on deck and four below deck, furnished to a high standard with en-suite facilities. The two top deck areas are furnished with sun loungers and provide a great space for wildlife watching. Facilities on-board include a wonderful informal dining area and bar where guests are served locally sourced menus at a communal table and an outdoor deck perfect for alfresco dining or watching the sunset.

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Guideliner

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Guideliner is a 57ft twin-engine steel motor cruiser, comfortably accommodating 6 guests. The large saloon has excellent panoramic views whilst the spacious aft deck is the ideal place to sit relax or take your evening meal. Guideliner has central heating and all cabins have opening windows. The design of the ship allows for swift inter-island passages and she has the ability to adjust course for sightings of any fabulous marine wildlife.

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Halis Temel

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The Halis Temel is a 41 meter wooden hull motor yacht offering cruises along the Turquoise Coast of Turkey and the Greek islands of the Eastern Aegean. Life on board the Halis Temel centres on the Main Deck with its restaurant, American bar and glass-enclosed show-kitchen. Up on the Sun Deck you will find an oversized jacuzzi, a bar, a generous sunbathing area and an outdoor dining area where guests can dine al fresco while taking in the beautiful scenery.

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Hanseatic

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Whether travelling through thick pack ice, narrow fjords, vast oceans or along the coastlines of great continents, emabrk on a voyage of discovery, with destinations worldwide, on this five-star expedition ship. Without sacrificing luxury and sophisticated living, passengers can journey to remote regions in the comfort of the Hanseatic’s modern amenities. Well-appointed cabins accommodate up to 184 guests and cozy interiors provide ample space for casual camaraderie or quiet reverie.

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Harmony G

• Ship type
• Yachts

The intimate Harmony G mega-yacht offers a perfect balance between conventional cruising and private yachting. Launched in 2001 and fully renovated in 2010, this sleek vessel is equipped with the latest amenities and furnished in a sophisticated and modern style. Spectacular views can be enjoyed from each of the 22 cabins as well as from the indoor and outdoor public areas, such as the lounge, American Bar and sun deck.

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Harmony V

• Ship type
• Yachts

Sleek in design, this sophisticated, modern mega-yacht was launched in 2008 and blends conventional cruising with a private yachting experience. Powerful engines, generators and state-of-the-art twin stabilizers allow for safe and comfortable cruising, while guests mingle with their fellow passengers in the tastefully decorated lounge and adjoining restaurant or unwind on the expansive sun deck, drinking in the spectacular fleeting sights.

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Hebridean Princess

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Highlands and Islands of Scotland, her romantic castles, tranquil lochs, wide open spaces and little known anchorages are all accessible from the luxurious Hebridean Princess with cruises of between 4 and 8 nights. She guarantees exceptional service, fine food and wine and a very warm welcome. Of the 30 spacious and elegant cabins, 11 are designed especially for the single traveller. A range of guided walks are on offer.

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Hirondelle

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

The 8-passenger Hirondelle cruises some of the most tranquil and beautiful waterways in all of Europe: the Canal de Bourgogne, the Canal du Centre, the Canal du Rhône au Rhine and the River Saône. The vessel is a charming floating “country home”, featuring four lavishly appointed staterooms with large windows that open well above the water line and en suite facilities. Excursions to the region’s wineries and places of interest are provided by minibus but there are also bicycles on board which guests can use to explore the local area. Outside, the Hirondelle has a spacious sundeck with comfortable seating and sunshades, providing the perfect spot to relax and enjoy the scenery of Burgundy and Franche-Comte.

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Ika

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Ika is a 22 metre motor driven boat perfect for exploring the magnificent Croatian coastline and islands. Cabins are based on twin share although some have a 3rd bed option and all include bedding. The Ika has deck chairs to relax on, as well as lilos and other inflatables for use in the water. In addition there are small dinghies to convey passengers into the bays to explore and swim from the fabulous beaches.

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Impressionniste

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

L'Impressionniste is a former Dutch cargo barge that was refurbished to a luxurious 12 passenger hotel barge. Having undergone a complete transformation, L'Impressionniste is today a powerful canal and river cruiser boasting elegant turn-of the-century décor, such as prints fabric and wall colorings. Other features on board include spacious cabins with en suite marble facilities, sundeck, spa pool, fitness center, sauna and gallery.

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Infante Don Henrique

• Ship type
• River cruises

Discover the delights of the Douro Valley in Portugal aboard the Infante Don Henrique, a 3 deck ship constructed in 2003. The ship is able to accommodate up to 142 guests in 71 comfortable double cabins, on a variety of itineraries which represent excellent value for money. Cruise in a unique setting, amid unspoilt nature and breathtaking landscapes. On board, swim in the pool or soak up the sun on the spacious sundeck, complete with shaded area. This cruise ship also features a lounge bar with a dance floor and restaurant serving French inspired cuisine.

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Invicta

• Ship type
• River cruises

Discover the serene beauty of Portugal's Douro River on board the cruise ship, Invicta. With just 40 comfortable air-conditioned cabins, Invicta offers good levels of comfort as she cruises the Douro through the Portuguese countryside as far as the Spanish border.

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Irina

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

Irina is a 66 foot ketch that accommodates 9 guests in 4 cabins. It is of classical Greek design, and comfortably takes charter guests around the Aegean Islands. She has two master cabins, each with private bathrooms and showers, as well as two double and one twin guest cabins with a shared bathroom.

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Italian Sailing Adventures

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

Explore the beautiful Italian coastline on eWaterways' exclusive fleet of small sailing boats. We are delighted to be able to offer this unique product where unhurried itineraries, relaxation, an informal atmosphere and genuine Italian hospitality are key. Each carefully chosen boat carries a maximum of 6 passengers plus skipper and host and all feature comfortable interiors with modern furnishings and equipment. There is space for sunbathing on board, and snorkelling and fishing equipment, as well as a tender with outboard motor, are provided. The fleet includes boat types Harmony 42 and Sun Odyssey 42i and although the programmes offered are skippered, self-sail options may be available on request.

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Javorak

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

At 22.5 metres, the Javorak is bigger than many boats that sail the Croatian coastline. The cabins accommodate 2 passengers, predominantly in bunk beds, although some do have a 3rd bed option. Outside there are deck chairs for relaxing whilst enjoying the fabulous scenery, as well as various inflatables for fun in the water.

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Johann Strauss

• Ship type
• River cruises

Built to the highest specifications in 2004, the four star Johann Strauss is a 90 cabin luxurious river cruiser, taking passengers to magnificent landmarks and vibrant cities across Europe. All cabins are large, with a generous 170 square feet of floor space. They are well planned and smartly furnished in light woods and restful colours and feature windows or balconies. Facilities include a king sized bed, individually controlled heating and air conditioning, television, telephone, minibar, safe, hairdryer, radio and en-suite bathroom facilities.

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Juno

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

The Juno, originally launched in 1874, is now the world’s oldest registered ship with overnight accommodation. Travelling down Sweden’s canals on this boat is like stepping into another world. Renovated in 2003, the 29 cabins are nostalgically luxurious and tastefully fitted with brass details and handsome textiles. The bridge deck boasts a covered aft deck offering a perfect view in both sun and rain.

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Kapetan Bota

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Kapetan is made up mainly of below deck cabins, with a small number of above deck cabins. They are based on twin share (bunk beds) with separate toilets and showers on the main deck of the boats. There is an average of 1 shower and toilet to every five passengers. The cabins are quite small, however they all have wash basins and come complete with all your bedding. Outdoors, the Kapetan Bota has deck chairs to lounge about on, as well as lilo's and other various inflatables for use in the water. There are also small dingies to ferry people into the bays if they want to sit on the beaches rather than swim off the boat.

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Kaptan Yarkin

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The 25 metre Kaptan Yarkin is a traditional, hand-crafted sailing gulet which is available to charter in the dazzling Turkish waters. With six air-conditioned en suite cabins, comfortable communal areas and a spacious sun deck, this gulet offers a unique and private environment for small groups of friends or family. Your hospitable and professional captain will help you plan an itinerary around remote coves, dazzling deserted beaches and charming little fishing villages and you can choose to make your days as leisurely or as energetic as you please. Charter prices start at as little as EUR 3950 for seven nights' cruising including the hire of the gulet, services of a professional crew, harbour taxes, fuel, water, electricity and bedding. All inclusive dining/drinks packages are also available to book.

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Kitikaé

• Ship type
• Yachts

Built in 1924, the Kitikaé is a vintage 20-meter Gentleman-Yacht.Restored meticulously, maintaining the purest English tradition, by incorporating precious wood essences, brass and copperr, creating a comfortable and charming ambiance. Hire your own private Yacht for a love-boat cruise in Paris for 2 passenger, and Ile de France region.A convivial "deck-house" opens onto a lovely deck in teak, ideal for a romantic dinner and admiring the scenery of the picturesque waterways and monuments. A cruise onboard the Kitikaé will be a wonderful experience. Our on-board chef will enjoy you with his exceptional cuisine combined with fine French wines.

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Kong Harald

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Named after the King of Norway, this majestic ship also pays tribute to other famous Norwegians and includes the Nansen club bar and Amundsen café. True to tradition, many local artists have put their own individual stamp on this elegant vessel, with distinctive works displayed throughout.

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Koshevoy

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Koshevoy is specifially designed to provide her passengers the highest-level international standard of safety and convenience. Built in Germany, the vessel is equipped with up-to-date navigation devices and recently had major refurbishment making the ship one of the most comfortable in Ukraine. The cabins are outside-facing, with marvellous views along the Dnieper and the Black Sea through picture windows. Each cabin is equipped with air-conditioning, en suite facilities and a fridge.

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La Bella Vita (Cruise and Flight Packages)

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

We are pleased to be able to offer a unique package which includes flights from London Gatwick, transfers and a six night 'Venice and the Italian Renaissance' cruise on La Bella Vita. La Bella Vita is a luxurious 20 passenger, 3 deck hotel barge, which has been completely refurbished with opulent decor, to create a stunning ship perfectly placed for cruising some of Italy’s most charming waterways between Venice and Mantua. With a large sundeck, gourmet cuisine, fine wines and comfortable air conditioned cabins this barge is the ideal choice for your Italian cruise.

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La Bella Vita (Cruise Only)

• Ship type
• River cruises

La Bella Vita is a luxurious 20 passenger, 3 deck hotel barge, which has been completely refurbished with opulent decor, to create a stunning ship perfectly placed for cruising some of Italy’s most charming waterways between Venice and Mantua. With a large sundeck, gourmet cuisine, fine wines and comfortable air conditioned cabins this barge is the ideal choice for your Italian cruise.

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La Belle Epoque

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

The 12-passenger La Belle Époque is a state-of the-art luxury hotel barge which benfited from a major refurbishment in 2011. She has been designed with both elegance and passenger comfort in mind and offers a host of luxurious facilities, including a sun deck, spa-pool, fitness studio, chartroom, and wood panelled saloon and dining room. She provides the opulence of a top class hotel with ever-changing Burgundy scenery.

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La Bonne Amie

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

La Bonne Amie is as spacious as she is elegant, accommodating eight guests in luxuriously appointed style and comfort. The barge has four spacious staterooms comprising most of the lower deck. Each beautiful, individually decorated bedroom is furnished with table and chairs, your choice of oversize twin or king-size bed, closet space, a CD sound system, individual climate control, and a large bathroom with twin wash basins and a roomy shower. The salon is equipped with a CD sound system, a library of current books, up-to-date magazines and periodicals, and an intimate bar stocked to oblige your every fancy. Fresh flowers are always a part of your surroundings. A sunning area and an immaculate sunken hot tub are on the main deck for your outdoor relaxation and pleasure. La Bonne Amie is over 3,230 square feet and 3 levels of refined & elegant contemporary style. Guests especially enjoy the upper deck for sunbathing, and the semi circular indoor/outdoor Bar, the spacious and cozy salon with fireplace, library, dining area.

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La Dolce Vita

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

La Dolce Vita was originally a Dutch vessel which now traverses the calm waters of the Venetian lagoon. This charming 6-passenger vessel with a crew of three is the only barge which cruises this unique route. She has three comfortable cabins each with an en-suite bathroom. The route is a mixture of canal and river following the ancient trade routes used by the Romans and the early Mediterranean settlers. La Dolce Vita is air-conditioned and boasts a spacious sun deck for outdoor dining or just admiring the stunning Italian architecture as you cruise.

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La Nouvelle Etoile

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

Setting a new horizon for river barging, the luxurious 8-passenger La Nouvelle Etoile boasts sophisticated technology and state-of-the-art interiors. Equipped with internet access with flat-screen monitors, satellite television and a luxurious bathroom with an oversized shower, each of the four suites is specifically built to ensure guests' highest comfort. One of the suites is fully adapted to accommodate passengers with physical challenges. The barge’s attentive crew of five is comprised of an experienced captain, Master Chef, Tour Guide and two Stewardesses, all of whom will ensure you a truly memorable cruise.

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La Reine Pedauque

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

The exquisite barge La Reine Pedauque navigates on the 300 year old Canal de Bourgogne, gracefully making her way through locks and the valleys of the "Gold Coast" in Burgundy. She accommodates eight guests in four large suites featuring opening portholes. The vessel has been refitted to provide wheelchair access, with enhancements designed to offer disabled guests the same luxury experience as all her passengers.

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La Vancelle

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

La Vancelle is a Dutch barge built in 1929 in the Wolthuis Sappermeer boat yard in the north of Holland. La Vancelle has been the joy and contentment of her owners, Florence and Bernard Odinet. Today, she is waiting for you on the Canal du Midi, so that she can help you discover the freedom and joys of a canal cruise in the Midi. She comes equipped with all the comforts needed: a 4000 litre water tank, a water heater for hot water and heating, a cooker, an oven, a dish washer, a clothes washer and dryer, two fridges. For a touch of romance, there is also a piano on board. A corner kitchen, dining room and living room, three cabins, two with double beds and one with twin beds, each cabin with its own bathroom, means that six people can be accommodated in full comfort. The furnishings and interior finish are most often in exotic hard wood and give an authentic "sailing" ambience.

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Labrador

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Labrador is made up mainly of below deck cabins, with a small number of above deck cabins. They are based on twin share (bunk beds) with separate toilets and showers on the main deck of the boats. There is an average of 1 shower and toilet to every five passengers. The cabins are quite small, however they all have wash basins and come complete with all your bedding. Outdoors, the Labrador has deck chairs to lounge about on, as well as lilo's and other various inflatables for use in the water. There are also small dingies to ferry people into the bays if they want to sit on the beaches rather than swim off the boat.

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Le Bon Vivant

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

Le Bon Vivant is as commodious as her sisters, but with an especially spacious sun deck, luxurious accommodations for eight, and the same incomparable attention to service that has been the benchmark of any French Waterways experience. The salon is equipped with the Bose CD System, a library of current books, up-to-date magazines and periodicals, and a well-stocked bar. Fresh flowers are the complement to a decor furnished to be as comfortable as it is elegant. You will have first-hand knowledge of French cuisine's world renown. Your chef on Le Bon Vivant uses only the finest fresh local produce, procured daily, to give added dimension to the term "dining". Special dietary needs will be accommodated with the same dedication. Attention to every detail is evident in the use of beautiful table linens, fine china, crystal and silverware. The immaculate hot tub (in the form of a wine barrel) and a large sunning terrace await your outdoor relaxation and pleasure on the main deck.

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Le Boreal (Cruise only)

• Ship type
• Yachts

**SPECIAL OFFER**Early Booking Savings of up to 30% may be applied to all cruises on this ship. These savings vary according to the number of available cabins on the ship so please call our agents to get the most up-to-date price on your cruise.**One of the most state-of-the-art ships, launched in May 2010, the luxury Le Boreal features a modern design, sleek silhouette and small size - just 142 metres in length. Le Boreal offers intimate itineraries to rare ports. A mega-yacht with 132 cabins, she is the fruit of the expertise of the Italian Fincantieri shipyard and offers utter French sophistication, as interpreted by designer Jean-Philippe Nuel, creating a unique atmosphere, a subtle blend of luxury, intimacy and well-being.

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Le Diamant

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

**SPECIAL OFFER**Early Booking Savings up to 30% may be applied to all cruises on this ship. These savings vary according to the number of available cabins on the ship so please call our agents to get the most up-to-date price on your cruise.**Le Diamant combines unique physical charm with the hearty spirit of an intrepid adventurer. She has an ice-classification of 1D allowing her access to the Arctic and Antarctic. Le Diamant can carry 220 passengers and the high staff to passenger ratio will ensure all your needs are met. All spacious double or twin-bedded cabins are outside facing and well-equipped with television, a small refrigerator and minibar, excellent storage space, and en suite facilities featuring a hair dryer and bathrobes. Some cabins also feature a private balcony. A stunning panoramic observation lounge on the top deck leads the superb list of on board facilities, which also includes a fitness centre, library with e-mail station, outdoor swimming pool and two gourmet restaurants.

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Le Levant

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

**SPECIAL OFFER** Early Booking Savings up to 30% may be applied to all cruises on this ship. These savings vary according to the number of available cabins on the ship so please call our agents to get the most up-to-date price on your cruise.**Le Levant is a sleek and elegant 80-passenger expedition vessel with a crew of 55. Built to the highest international standards for safety and elegance, she cuts through the water with skill and grace and has all the pleasures of a private yacht. Le Levant is equipped with a fleet of Zodiacs; the aft deck features an activities marina for Zodiac loading and unloading. The ship also boasts a panoramic restaurant used for breakfast and lunch, a fine-dining restaurant for dinner in the evening, a large lounge and two bars. There is a comfortable library, hairdressing salon and Turkish bath, along with a well-equipped gym and sauna, outdoor swimming pool and gift shop. Le Levant also has a medical facility, elevator and a telecommunications system, which can be used from your stateroom 24-hours a day to any location around the world.

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Le Phenicien

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

Le Phenicien blends the spaciousness of a larger river cruiser with the intimacy of a well-designed and decorated canal barge. There are nine comfortable cabins with twin or queen beds and en-suite bathrooms. The 1000-foot salon offers plenty of comfortable seating and an elegant dining area, and is surrounded by picture windows. While cruising the waterways of Provence, you can enjoy a drink at the bar, take a comfortable seat in the lounge, play chess, read a book, listen to music or just enjoy the scenery of this most charming area of France.

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Le Ponant

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

**SPECIAL OFFER**Early Booking Savings of up to 30% may be applied to all cruises on this ship. These savings vary according to the number of available cabins on the ship so please call our agents to get the most up-to-date price on your cruise.** This beautifully appointed 290-foot vessel was built in France in 1991 and currently sails through some of the world’s most amazing tropical locations. Le Ponant is a sleek, white, three-masted sailing vessel built to the highest international standards. Sailing experience is not necessary as the crew perform all the manoeuvres, but they are only too happy to answer your sailing questions and you can guarantee that you will be accompanied on your travels by other passengers with a love of the ocean. With accommodation for just 56 guests and a crew of 30, you can be assured of attentive service throughout your cruise. Le Ponant features a gourmet and an open-air restaurant, a lounge, bar and video room. All of the well-appointed cabins benefit from an ocean views, air-conditioning and a host of modern amenities including flatscreen television and Wi Fi.

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Lenin

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Lenin is a modern river cruise ship offering cruises on the Volga between the Russian cities of Moscow and St Ptersburg. She was built in Germany in 1987 but the extensive renovation that took place in 2007 equipped the Lenin with state-of-the-art facilities and modern interior decoration. All cabins are outside with large (except lower deck) scenic windows, equipped with private facilities, air-conditioning, refrigerator and 220 volt sockets.

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Litvinov

• Ship type
• River cruises

Guests will experience good levels of comfort on board the Litvinov, one of the best cruise ships in Russia. The vessel’s spacious cabins and well-appointed facilities accommodate up to 220 passengers. A distinguishing feature is her two restaurants which allow for a single sitting at meals and which are both lined with panoramic windows so you can enjoy the wonderful scenery while dining. Other amenities include a lounge and bar on the sun deck or, for a quieter atmosphere, guests can retreat to the Ladoga Lounge and Reading Room.

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Lofoten

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

MS Lofoten is in operation on the Coastal Voyage during the winter months and voyages around the Svalbard Archipelago throughout the summer. Built in 1964 and reftted and refurbished in 2004, she has the distinction of being named a listed vessel by the Norwegian Director General of Historic Monuments.

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Lopar

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Lopar is made up mainly of below deck cabins, with a small number of above deck cabins. They are based on twin share (bunk beds) with separate toilets and showers on the main deck of the boats. There is an average of 1 shower and toilet to every five passengers. The cabins are quite small, however they all have wash basins and come complete with all your bedding. Outdoors, the Lopar has deck chairs to lounge about on, as well as lilo's and other various inflatables for use in the water. There are also small dingies to ferry people into the bays if they want to sit on the beaches rather than swim off the boat.

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Lord of the Glens

• Ship type
• River cruises

The 54 passenger Lord of the Glens journeys through the Scottish countryside in spectacular style. From the moment you step aboard you are surrounded by the rich mahogany finishes of the reception area and lobby. The ship is magnificently appointed and is more in keeping with the standard expected of a stately country manor than that of a five-star ship. The cabins are tastefully decorated, comfortable and spacious with wonderful outside views.

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Lorraine

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

**Unfortunately the Lorraine will be out of service in 2012 while she undergoes essential maintenance. Please check out our Burgundy cruises on the Caprice as a nice alternative, or call for details of other cruises in the Alsace region. ** The Lorraine is an 11 cabin traditional barge which offers delightful cruises through Alsace. Experience a different pace of life as you cruise the waterways of France at just 4mph. This luxury barge offers high levels of comfort and personalised service, with one crew member for every three passengers. Inside, the Lorraine benefits from large picture windows which let in the soft light that inspired Impressionist painters in the 1800’s. The public areas are decorated with wood, brass and charming fabrics and the comfortable cabins are all air-conditioned. Enjoy gourmet cuisine prepared by chefs from some of France’s top schools, all complemented with carefully selected wines of the region. A cruise on the Lorraine offers the chance to enjoy the exquisite countryside and flavours of Alsace in unpretentious luxury.

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Luciole

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

The Luciole hotel barge combines comfort, personal service and gastronomy as she explores the waterways of Central France. With a spacious lounge featuring large picture windows, a library, open bar and observation deck, guests are able to enjoy the character of the Nivernais in a warm and relaxed atmosphere. The four course evening meals accompanied by wines of the region are a highlight with the on-board chef cooking up French specialties with a modern twist.

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Madona

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Madona is bigger than many boats that sail in Croatia and provides the convenience of an ensuite bathroom. The ensuite cabins are quite small with space enough to shower and change comfortably. The cabins are based on twin share and are mostly bunk beds. All bedding is provided as well as a cabin towel for personal use. The cabins are mainly located above deck, which are sometimes over two levels (main deck & top deck). The above deck cabins are popular for passengers who are more likely to spend time in them during the day if you want to relax. There are 3 or 4 triple cabins on the boat which have a double bed below and a single bunk above. If available, double beds are allocated to those that requested them on the day of departure. Outdoors, the Madona has deck chairs to lounge about on, as well as lilo's and other various inflatables for use in the water.

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Maestral

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Maestral is made up mainly of below deck cabins, with a small number of above deck cabins. They are based on twin share (bunk beds) with separate toilets and showers on the main deck of the boats. There is an average of 1 shower and toilet to every five passengers. The cabins are quite small, however they all have wash basins and come complete with all your bedding. Outdoors, the Maestral has deck chairs to lounge about on, as well as lilo's and other various inflatables for use in the water. There are also small dingies to ferry people into the bays if they want to sit on the beaches rather than swim off the boat.

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Magna Carta

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

The 8-passenger Magna Carta is one of the finest and most luxurious vessels cruising the British Isles. She has a special ambience created by combining a traditional barge hull with fittings in fine mahogany, outstanding teak and oak. All staterooms are equipped with hair dryers, ample hanging and drawer space, television with DVD and comfortable beds with the finest cotton bedding. The upper deck is home to an air-conditioned saloon with tinted picture windows offering the finest panoramic views to three aspects. Four Italian leather sofas provide extremely comfortable seating adjacent to a fully stocked bar. And last but certainly not least, guests will be indulged with the most exquisite dishes delivered from the professional galley.

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Marjorie II

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

The Marjorie II's size offers a level of personnel service unusual on a hotel vessel. When entering the Marjorie II you will be struck by the well-designed interior created for luxury, elegance and spaciousness. Relax in the beautiful surroundings and enjoy an unrivalled view from the large panoramic windows while cruising the inland waterways of Europe. In the dining room you will find French cuisine of the highest quality, served on the finest china and silverware, all of which combine for a memorable culinary experience. The sundeck is the perfect place to relax, further enhanced by the enticing Jacuzzi. What better place to appreciate the scenery! Cabin comfort is a priority on the Marjorie II. The bedrooms have been created to comfortably accommodate queen or twin beds. Each room has been furnished in an old ship style with mahogany and brass fittings. If you wish to keep in touch with home or just wind down at the end of the day, then make full use of the Satellite TV and video library. The en-suite bathrooms come fully fitted with double sinks, oversized showers with massage jets and all necessary amenities. This spacious river barge compromises three decks: the main deck, the cabin deck and a sundeck. As well as this there is a saloon and dining area. The boat carries with it bicycles that are available to use.

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Meanderer Hotel Barge

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

The Meanderer Hotel Barge was originally a 1948 Belgian barge, lovingly restored in 1992 to become a luxury barge hotel offering cruises in the Upper Loire region of France. The barge has three air-conditioned, en suite cabins, each finished to a wonderful standard, and a large living/dining area for you to relax in as you watch the scenery go by. There is also an outdoor teak-covered deck with a heated-spa pool and sun loungers. The Meanderer is staffed by a captain, chef, hostess, steward and boatman, and service is of the highest standard.

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Miaplacidus

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The Miaplacidus is a beautiful Canadian Ketch measuring 20 metres in length with a centreboard keel that allows navigating into very shallow waters and access to hidden coves and bays. There are three comfortable cabins furnished with wooden panelling and nautical touches and en suite facilities. Life on board the Miaplacidus revolves around the attractive foredeck with hammock and the impressive centre cockpit with comfortable seating where you can enjoy the majestic scenery of Northern Sicily and the Aeolian Islands. Guests can also relax and socialise in the indoor communal dining and lounge area.

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Michelangelo

• Ship type
• River cruises

Discover the beauty of Italy aboard the comfortable Michelangelo, a 2 deck ship constructed in 2000 and refurbished in 2010. The ship measures 110 metres in length and can accommodate up to 158 passengers in a total of 78 cabins. Facilities on board include a swimming pool and a spacious sun deck, complete with a shaded area. There is also a gift shop, a lounge bar with a dance floor and a restaurant serving French inspired cuisine. ****Please note that this is a French-operated ship and that French will usually be the first language spoken on board.****

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Midnatsol

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Midnatsol took her maiden voyage along the Norwegian coast in April 2003 and has become a favourite. The ship has similar capacity and facilities to her sister ship Trollfjord, with large panorama lounges, cafés and bars - an ideal blend of traditional and 21st Century design. Her light public rooms are perfect for viewing the scenic coast. The sun deck is equipped with two Jacuzzis and there is also a ftness room on board.

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Mihovil

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Mihovil is larger than many of the boats that sail arond Croatia and offers a range of accommodation, primarily in above-deck cabins. A cruise on the Mihovil is all about relaxation and fun in the sun, and as such, the ship is equipped with comfortable chairs out on deck, as well as a range of lilos and inflatables for use in the water. Guests are free to swim in the clear waters of the Adriatic, or sunbathe on deck as the Mihovil cruises the spectacular coast of Croatia.

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Mirabelle

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Mirabelle originates from Holland and was completely renovated in 1982, receiving regular refurbishments since then in order to maintain her high standards. She measures over 38 metres in length and accommodates up to 24 passengers in 12 comfortable, air conditioned twin cabins. She cruises the Garonne, Dordogne and Gironde rivers in France, offering spacious public facilities, such as a lounge and bar area, a 30 square metre deck and excellent cuisine.

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Mlini

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Mlini is made up mainly of below deck cabins, with a small number of above deck cabins. They are based on twin share (bunk beds) with separate toilets and showers on the main deck of the boats. There is an average of 1 shower and toilet to every five passengers. The cabins are quite small, however they all have wash basins and come complete with all your bedding. Outdoors, the Mlini has deck chairs to lounge about on, as well as lilo's and other various inflatables for use in the water. There are also small dingies to ferry people into the bays if they want to sit on the beaches rather than swim off the boat.

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Modigliani

• Ship type
• River cruises

Discover the hidden treasures of Central Europe onboard the Modigliani, a 2 deck ship constructed in 2001 and measuring 110 metres in length, with a width of nearly 12 metres. The Modigliani is able to accommodate up to 160 guests in 78 comfortable double cabins, on a selection of itineraries which represent excellent value for money. On board, relax and soak up the sun on the spacious sundeck, complete with shaded area. This cruise ship also features a lounge bar with a dance floor and a restaurant serving French inspired cuisine.

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Monet

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

Cruise the beautiful Adriatic Sea between Venice and Dubrovnik aboard the charming M/V Monet. With 30 outside cabins, it is just the right size for calling at small island ports and into the center of coastal cities. The Monet has been lovingly crafted and furnished with all the fine services and amenities you would expect of a luxury vessel. The 30 air-conditioned cabins all have have private facilities and satellite TV.

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Musandira II

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

This traditional wooden sailing gulet was specially designed with group charters in mind, so she has everything that holidaying groups could possibly need. This striking ship offers high quality accommodation for up to 12 guests in six double cabins. The gulet features wind surfing equipment and a canoe as well as snorkelling and fishing gear, including a ‘fish finding’ device. Charter prices start at as little as EUR 3950 for seven nights' cruising including the hire of the gulet, services of a professional crew, harbour taxes, fuel, water, electricity and bedding. All inclusive dining/drinks packages are also available to book.

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Napoleon

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Napoleon is considered by many to be Europe’s finest and most luxurious river cruiser, combining all the amenities of a luxury hotel with the friendly ambiance of a country house. Her glorious interior is beautifully appointed and has very large picture windows allowing fantastic views of the passing scenery even from inside the barge. She is fully air-conditioned with a huge saloon offering plenty of comfortable chairs and sofas on which to relax. The upper deck features a superb canopied dining area, a spacious marble patio and sundeck with loungers, a 6-person Jacuzzi and exercise equipment for guests to enjoy their stay. The crew of the Napoleon pride themselves on top class hospitality and this cruise offers a feast of gourmet food and French wines, served in gracious refinement each day.

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National Geographic Explorer

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

A former Norwegian ferry, the National Geographic Explorer was converted into a state-of-the-art ice-class expedition ship and launched in 2008. She is a powerful, fast and stylish cruiser designed for 21st-century exploration. The ship offers up to 148 guests an environment of adventure, comfort and informality in her expansive public areas and 81 outside cabins.

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Niagara

• Ship type
• River cruises

The traditionally built motor yacht "Niagara" offers a travel adventure back in time and a real insight into France as it should be seen. The air-conditioned main deck, with its comfortable wheel house, offers you an ideal occasion to assist the captain in all manoeuvres. Sumptuous suites and bathrooms await a maximum of 6 passengers. On the upper level you will appreciate the spacious sun-deck with swimming pool and jet-stream - depending on your preference. It may be warmed up to 85°F or more. Just relax and enjoy the comfort of this casual cruise. Mountain bikes are always onboard and ready to go, for casual rides along the tow-path or cross country raids.

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Noorderlicht

• Ship type
• Sailing ships

First built in 1910 as a three-masted schooner, the elegant, German-made Noorderlicht now has a well-balanced two-masted schooner rig and is capable of sailing the seven seas. The Noorderlicht provides accommodation for 20 guests in cosy twin cabins, with shared shower and toilet facilities. She offers an intimate and comfortable atmosphere during her cruises, mainly along the spectacular Spitsbergen. The highly experienced captain and crew will ensure that you have a wonderful and unforgettable journey on board this light and graceful vessel.

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Nordkapp

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Nordkapp is named after the famous North Cape, which is a cape on the island of Magerøya in northern Norway, in the municipality of Nordkapp. The varied and exciting themes from coastal culture illustrated in works of art throughout the ship make it a floating art gallery. These complement the changing scenes, which may be seen from the panorama lounges and elegant restaurant. There are two outside Jacuzzis on board.

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Nordlys (Cruise and Flight Packages)

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

We are pleased to be able to offer all-inclusive packages with flights, transfers and cruise on the Nordlys. The Norwegian cruise ship, Nordlys, was launched in 1994. Translated into English, her name means ‘Northern Lights,’ so it is apt that her internal decor is based on this theme. Norwegian artists have used wood and elegant brass fittings to create a refined, yet relaxed atmosphere. The Nordlys accommodates up to 475 passengers in a range of accommodation from basic inside cabins to luxury suites and her facilities include an impressive lounge and restaurant, sauna, fitness room, library, internet station, cafe and an inviting sun deck.

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Nordlys (Cruise only)

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Norwegian cruise ship, Nordlys, was launched in 1994. Translated into English, her name means ‘Northern Lights,’ so it is apt that her internal decor is based on this theme. Norwegian artists have used wood and elegant brass fittings to create a refined, yet relaxed atmosphere. The Nordlys accommodates up to 475 passengers in a range of accommodation from basic inside cabins to luxury suites and her facilities include an impressive lounge and restaurant, sauna, fitness room, library, internet station, cafe and an inviting sun deck.

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Nordnorge (Cruise and Flight Packages)

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

We are pleased to be able to offer an exceptional cruise and flight package on the Nordnorge. The Norwegian coastal cruiser, Nordnorge, was launched in 1997 and carries over 450 passengers on exhilarating journeys up the Norwegian coast and into the Arctic waters. Local artists worked on the internal décor to create an atmosphere which is light and airy with art deco and art nouveau influences. The Nordnorge offers a range of accommodation for all budgets, ranging from cosy inside cabins to luxury suites and the extensive public amenities include two outdoor jacuzzis, a library, internet cafe, sauna and fitness room.

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Nordnorge (Cruise Only)

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Norwegian coastal cruiser, Nordnorge, was launched in 1997 and carries over 450 passengers on exhilarating journeys up the Norwegian coast and into the Arctic waters. Local artists worked on the internal décor to create an atmosphere which is light and airy with art deco and art nouveau influences. The Nordnorge offers a range of accommodation for all budgets, ranging from cosy inside cabins to luxury suites and the extensive public amenities include 2 outdoor jacuzzis, a library, internet cafe, sauna and fitness room.

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Nordstjernen

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Built in 1956, the Nordstjernen is a traditional working ship that was modernized during the 1980s to facilitate voyages around the Spitsbergen Archipelago. The vessel has since been refurbished, all the while maintaining her rich vintage character that makes her a firm favorite among cruise enthusiasts. The ship is in excellent shape and preserves a high degree of charm, a sense of intimacy, and that good traditional coastal atmosphere.

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Novi Dan

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Novi Dan is made up mainly of below deck cabins, with a small number of above deck cabins. Outdoors, the Novi Dan has deck chairs to lounge about on, there are also small dingies to ferry people into the bays if they want to sit on the beaches rather than swim off the boat.

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Nymphea

• Ship type
• River cruises

The 6-passenger Nymphea is of classic Dutch design. With her shallow draft, this barge is ideal for navigating the incredibly beautiful yet somewhat sandy reaches of the river Cher in the Loire valley. Refitted throughout, her traditional ship interior features a warm decor of rich varnished hardwoods, stained glass and a welcoming country house atmosphere. She has three comfortable cabins providing two twin-bedded staterooms and one twin or double stateroom with en-suite facilities. The Nymphea’s crew of three – a Captain, Chef and Tour Guide – are exceptional hosts and their knowledge of all aspects of this fascinating area will ensure your journey is one to remember.

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Orion II

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The super luxury vessel, Orion II was launched in May 2011, and is set to change the face of expedition cruising. This private yacht-like cruise ship accommodates just 100 guests in 50 handsomely-appointed suites with private ocean views. The interiors of rich fabrics, elegant wood, polished brass and rare antiquities blend perfectly with the ship's inviting facilities and reflect both elegance and supreme cruising pleasure. An expedition cruise on the Orion II is sure to be the trip of a lifetime for anyone searching for adventure alongside first class service and facilities.

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Ortelius

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The ice-strengthened 'Ortelius' vessel has been cleverly refurbished to provide Polar expedition cruises in the Artic and Antarctica. Travellers have the opportunity to explore remote locations including Franz Josef Land and the Ross Sea, and observe an abundance of wildlife. The vessel can accommodate up to 100 passengers offering comfortable cabins, two restaurants, a bar/lecture room and sauna. Voyages on the Ortelius provide quality exploratory wildlife programs, spending as much time as possible ashore.

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Panagiota

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The Pangiota is a family owned luxury yacht with excellent sailing behavior. It combines the character and craftsmanship of a traditional Greek sailing yacht with the luxury and safety of a modern yacht. Its design makes it the right boat for relaxing vacations at sea, with spacious and interior living areas, and sprawling, uncluttered decks ideal for groups seeking a holiday lifestyle focused around sea, sun and friends on board.

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Pegasus

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

Built in 1990, the Pegasus was refurbished in 2009 to the highest of standards, offering a private yacht-style experience in its well-appointed public areas and spacious cabins. The 46-passenger twin-hulled mega yacht allows guests to enjoy a relaxed atmosphere while an attentive crew sees to all your requirements, ensuring you have the most enjoyable and comfortable experience on board. Admire the spectacular views from the indoor/outdoor lounge or from its adjoining dining area that is surrounded by large panoramic windows.

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Penelopa

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Penelopa is bigger than many boats that sail in Croatia and provides the convenience of an ensuite bathroom. The cabins are mainly located above deck, which are sometimes over two levels and are popular for passengers who want to relax in them during the day.

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Peter Tchaikovskiy

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Peter Tchaikovskiy is a Russian river vessel built in Germany in 1981 and completely renovated in 2000. The ship features comfortable outside staterooms, affording majestic views of the passing countryside, and all are air-conditioned with private shower facilities. On board amenities include a small souvenir shop, music salon, theatre, beauty salon and an evening entertainment programme.

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Plancius

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

First built in 1976 as an oceanographic research vessel for the Royal Dutch Navy and named "Hr. Ms. Tydeman", the Plancius has now been fully reconstructed as a 110-passenger vessel suitable for Polar expeditions. The vessel offers a restaurant/lecture room and a spacious observation lounge (with bar) with large windows, offering a full panorama view. All cabins are generously proportioned and are outside facing, mostly equipped with two bunk beds and a comfortable private bathroom.

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Polarlys (Cruise and Flight Packages)

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

If you are looking for ease of booking, then why not consider one of our Norwegian cruise packages on the Polarlys? The Polarlys is a stylish ship, furnished with mahogany panelling, polished brass and a well considered selection of Norwegian contemporary art. You will find sculptures and carvings in marble, exciting paintings and glass art, and an unparalleled view from almost every quarter of the ship. On board facilities include bars, cafes and a restaurant.

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Polarlys (Cruise Only)

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Polarlys is a stylish ship, furnished with mahogany panelling, polished brass and a well considered selection of Norwegian contemporary art. You will find sculptures and carvings in marble, exciting paintings and glass art, and an unparalleled view from almost every quarter of the ship. On board facilities include bars, cafes and a restaurant.

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Premicon Queen

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Premicon Queen truly is a floating grand hotel, where exceptional service is the ultimate goal. A glass-enclosed gourmet restaurant, elegant panoramic lounge, first class on-board entertainment, a Viennese cafe, an expansive sundeck and a putting green are just some of the ship's plentiful amenities. Accommodation is provided in a range of spacious suites, allowing you to enjoy river cruising in ultimate comfort. **Please note that this is a German operated vessel and is currently only suitable for German speaking passengers. Please call and speak to one of our agents for more information.**

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President

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The luxury yacht, President, is set to launch in 2012 and is available for charter cruises in Croatia. The ship can accommodate up to 40 passengers in 20 air-conditioned cabins (12 on deck, and 8 under deck) and has a crew of 7 professional staff who will cater each cruise to your precise requirements. Inside spaces include a luxurious top deck saloon with bar and outside, you will find plenty of places to relax, including a large and inviting sun deck complete with whirlpool.

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Princess Anabella

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Princess Anabella was constructed in the Netherlands and offers good levels of comfort as she cruises the Russian waterways between Moscow and St Petersburg. With accommodation for 90 passengers and a crew of 40 professional staff, guests can enjoy an intimate atmosphere and good levels of service. The ship boasts a large panoramic restaurant featuring Russian and continental cuisine, as well as regional specialities. Public areas include a spacious sun deck, a small library, a bar and an elevator between the decks.

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Princesse de Provence

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Princesse de Provence is a deluxe river cruiser built in 1992 and refurbished in 2005. She has a light and airy ambiance and is distinguished by staterooms on her upper deck featuring full length French doors which open (cabins on the lower deck have large windows). Original works of art can be found throughout the vessel. The Princesse de Provence has a total of 70 beautifully appointed river-view cabins, each fitted with built-in closets, desk, shower and toilet, telephone and three channel radio.

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Prospérité

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

The Prospérité is a luxury barge navigating the rivers and canals of central Burgundy. A maximum of 8 people can indulge in this memorable journey through one of the most beautiful regions of France. Admire the medieval villages nestled in vineyard-clad hills gliding past while soaking in the hot tub on deck or be entertained by the Chef’s planned and impromptu demonstrations in French or Continental cuisine.

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Quest

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Quest is a gem of an expedition ship. Her small size allows her to venture where larger ships cannot, yet because of her substantial build and design she is as at home in the barren wilderness of Greenland as she is in a tranquil Scottish loch. Built in Denmark in 1992 and completely refurbished in 2008, the Quest carries a maximum of fifty passengers in attractive and comfortable cabins with outside views. All cabins are well designed with typical Scandinavian light woods and pleasing colours and equipped with individually controlled heating and air-conditioning, private shower and toilet.

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Rembrandt

• Ship type
• River cruises

With a maximum of just 80 guests rather than the customary 160-200, the Rembrandt is able to offer a yacht-like atmosphere which is enhanced by the stylish décor of beautiful woods and luxurious fabrics. Enjoy the captivating panorama along the Rhone & Saone river through charming Burgundy & Provence in the comfort of the Rembrandt's well design suites and cabins. All feature large windows or French balconies and en suite bathroom. Other facilities in the cabins include satellite television, telephone with international access, hairdryer and individually controlled heating and air-conditioning.

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Renaissance

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

The Renaissance accommodates just eight guests, in luxuriously appointed style and elegance. Stone and wood flooring, fine furniture and fabrics embrace an interior which has been designed with passenger space and comfort in mind. She has four suites, each with its own private bathroom. On board there is a spacious sun deck with jacuzzi and bicycles are available for excursions to local landmarks. Five crew members offer top-class hospitality as the Renaissance gracefully makes her way along some of the oldest manmade waterways of France.

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Richard With

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The ship displays an interior design and artworks which reflect a traditional atmosphere and an intimate acquaintance with the coast it serves. The comfortable facilities include two outdoor Jacuzzis - perfect for relaxing in whilst enjoying the varied views.

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River Ambassador

• Ship type
• River cruises

Completely refurbished in 2006, the River Ambassador accommodates no more than 128 passengers in an intimate and chic setting. Classic design and lush interiors await guests of this elegant river cruiser. After a day of sightseeing the lounges, panoramic restaurant and two sun decks provide a comfortable retreat for unwinding and absorbing the wonderful passing scenery before retiring to one of the lavishly appointed staterooms.

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River Beatrice

• Ship type
• River cruises

Refurbished in 2008 and with her debut in 2009, the River Beatrice is the latest ship to join the fleet. The 160-passenger vessel is a state-of-the-art river cruiser featuring the highest quality furnishings and modern amenities. Most of her outside staterooms boast French balconies allowing guests to enjoy private viewing of the ever-changing scenery, while the expansive public areas offer plenty of opportunities to relax and unwind in an intimate environment.

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River Cloud II

• Ship type
• River cruises

Built in 2001 the River Cloud II is a floating five-star hotel, boasting Mediterranean flair and contemporary elegance. With her design reminiscent of the 1930s Golden Age of Travel, the River Cloud II brings new standards of luxury to river cruising. Public areas, such as the lounge, featuring a Steinway grand piano, are tastefully decorated, while all the cabins are well appointed and feature carefully selected accessories.

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River Explorer

• Ship type
• River cruises

The River Explorer was first launched to much acclaim in 2001 and was totally refurbished in 2009. Carrying no more than 170 guests in spacious staterooms and suites, all with river views, flatscreen televisions and private bathrooms, the River Explorer represents excellent value in European River Cruising.

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River Navigator

• Ship type
• River cruises

Cruise with high level of comfort aboard this stylish River Navigator. The refurbishment in 2008 allows passengers to fully utilise the modern facilities and spend their time on board in a tasteful, relaxed ambience. The cabins are all outside cabins with handsome outside views. The sun deck has glazed sides and thus offers excellent views in all weathers and has a good supply of seats and deckchairs.

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River Odyssey

• Ship type
• River cruises

The River Odyssey was christened in 2002 and has been totally refurbished for the 2009 cruising season. Alongside her sister ship, the River Explorer, the Odyssey offers a variety of in-depth itineraries on Europe's major rivers, with a focus on culture and local experiences. A cruise on the River Odyssey represents excellent value with good standard accommodation, comfortable public areas, a professional crew and a host of included sightseeing tours.

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River Royale

• Ship type
• River cruises

The 132-passenger River Royale combines quality craftsmanship and the latest technical innovations. Launched in 2006 this elegant river cruiser boasts the finest furnishings and stylish décor, providing the ultimate in comfort on board. The ambiance of the public areas is welcoming and inviting, with lounges and a sun deck presenting ideal places for unwinding while viewing the wonderful passing scenery.

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Roi Soleil

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

'Roi Soleil' has more to do with luxury yachting than barging - hence the term 'River Yacht'. Her lines and mahogany and brass trim are inspired by the classic motor yachts of the 1920's while her interior brings you the best of contemporary design and comfort. The three spacious double cabins are decorated in provençal style with stylish Pierre Frey fabrics and hand-made Provençale tiles in the ensuite bathrooms. Guests can relax in the stylish saloon with its fireplace, bar and panoramic views and on the sun deck and the aft teak deck with Spa Pool. Your private on board chef will cater to your every need, serving imaginative cuisine, taking on the best accents of the Mediterranean accompanied by classic regional wines. Choose from a number of charter routes including Canal du Midi, Provence, Camargue, Languedoc regions as well as speciality wine charters where you can enjoy private tastings at top wine-makers and sommeliers.

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Rosa

• Ship type
• River cruises

Rosa is an old Dutch barge and she was completely renovated in 2010, ensuring the highest standards and comfort. The air conditioned vessel features a dining room, bar and 4 well appointed, en suite staterooms. The spacious sun deck is perfect for whiling away those sunny afternoons. Savour the delicious meals lovingly prepared by your crew and accompanied by some fine wines. You are sure to have a truly relaxing and memorable cruise on board the Rosa.

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Royal Clipper

• Ship type
• Sailing ships

Inspired by the design of the tall ship Preussen, the Royal Clipper is the only five-masted full-rigged sailing ship launched since her predecessor first sailed in the early 1900's. The Royal Clipper is a marvellous sight to behold as she cruises the Adriatic with her full complement of 42 sails. With accommodation for 227 passengers, this ship combines the traditions of great sailing ships with the comfort and discreet luxury of a modern vessel. The comfortable cabins are decorated in traditional style and boast all the amenities of a five star hotel while the expansive public areas include 19 000 feet of open deck space, 3 pools, an outdoor bar and a grand three-deck atruim leading from the piano bar to the elegant dining room.

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Royal Crown (Cruise and Flight Packages)

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Royal Crown is a sophisticated river cruiser, with timeless elegance and furnished to an excellent standard. She was built in 1996, and completely renovated in 2010, catering for just 90 guests in a total of 45 luxurious cabins. She combines the nostalgic charm of the 1930s with the highest degree of comfort and luxury, supreme service and exquisite cuisine. The elegant décor of dark wood and classic warm colours permeates throughout the stylish public areas and cabins, making the Royal Crown the ideal choice for exclusive cruising on some of the most beautiful rivers of Europe. With such a broad range of packages available, take the sensible option and book your cruising holiday in one easy step!

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Royal Crown (Cruise Only)

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Royal Crown is a sophisticated river cruiser, with timeless elegance and furnished to an excellent standard. She was built in 1996, and completely renovated in 2010, catering for just 90 guests in a total of 45 luxurious cabins. She combines the nostalgic charm of the 1930s with the highest degree of comfort and luxury, supreme service and exquisite cuisine. The elegant décor of dark wood and classic warm colours permeates throughout the stylish public areas and cabins, making the Royal Crown the ideal choice for exclusive cruising on some of the most beautiful rivers of Europe.

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Russ

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Russ is a modern river cruiser, originally constructed in Germany in 1987, then extensively renovated in 2007. As part of the recent renovation, the ship has been newly furnished with carpeting and furniture imported from the USA and Finland and she promises good levels of comfort as her guests enjoy the sights of the Russian waterways. All cabins are outside-facing with large (except lower deck) scenic windows, equipped with private facilities, air-conditioning, refrigerator and 220 volt sockets. Public areas and amenities aboard include a sauna, hairdressing salon, first-aid post and a souvenir shop.

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Saroche

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

The Saroche has a split-level lounge and dining room, designed to reflect the colors of Provence, its subtle peach and cream decor is highlighted with accents of amber and turquoise. The cool mosaic tiled dining area and white oak floored salon is complemented by wrought iron and hardwood balustrades. Saroche's staterooms reflect the high standard to which the vessel was designed. The staterooms are bright, luxurious and spacious; beds can be converted into either twin beds or a queen bed.

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Savoir Faire

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

Completely refurbished. In 1979, the Savoir Faire was converted into the elegant three-decked canal cruiser. Her six staterooms offer luxurious accommodation for 12 passengers who are attentively catered for by 6 English-speaking crew members. The salon, dining area and bar are furnished in Mahogany, teak and brass and further decorated with antiques and paintings. Last but not least, two spacious decks offer magnificent views of the passing countryside.

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Scenery

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Avalon Scenery has a design that differentiates her from our other vessels and reflects the uniqueness of the area. The staterooms are generously spacious and well appointed, with floor-to-ceiling windows on two decks. In addition, there is an elevator, and the whirlpool on the Sky Deck allows for a relaxing dip after a day of sightseeing.

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Scottish Highlander

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

The 8-passenger Scottish Highlander is a river barge offering the unique atmosphere of a Scottish Country House, with subtle use of tartan furnishings and landscape paintings. The barge was fully refurbished in 2000. At 117 feet, she is spacious and has every comfort for year-round cruising. The experienced crew members are excellent hosts and will attend to your every need during the week-long cruise. The legends of the past, the taste of single malt and the mythical inhabitant of Loch Ness all contribute to a special magic only experienced in Scotland’s dramatic Highlands.

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Sea Cloud

• Ship type
• Sailing ships

The Sea Cloud, built in 1931, was at that time the largest private yacht ever constructed. Since then the world’s most luxurious tall ship has been restored to its original splendor, generating excitement in each port. The Sea Cloud's most remarkable features are her four masts, 29 sails and the tangled web of lines stretching 178 feet skyward to support the rigging. Unlike modern sailing ships, all sail setting on the Sea Cloud is done by hand. The vessel offers various types of accommodation ranging from suite, deluxe and standard cabin. The travelers will feel so well from the very first moment with the private atmosphere on board, the Lilo bar, the stylish restaurant. All guests on board will share the common dream of sailing out into the world in exclusive company.

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Sea Cloud II (Cruise only)

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The Sea Cloud II combines the timeless elegance of windjammers of the past with the highest safety standards and the luxurious comfort of modern ships. She is the world's largest three-masted barque, the first newly constructed square rigger in decades. Since her launch in 2001 she has shared with her sister ship “the Sea Cloud” the honor of being the world's only cruise ship sailed by hand. The cabins and suites have the richest fabrics, woods and fine furniture. On board facilities include the exquisite restaurant, beautiful lounge, popular Lido bar on the sun deck, library and boutique.

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Seine Princess

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Seine Princess river cruiser provides comfortable accommodation, for up to 138 passengers, in 67 en suite cabins. Built in 2002, measuring 110 metres in length and 11 metres in width, she has 3 decks, including a spacious sun deck, from where you can watch the passing scenery. Other facilities include a restaurant, serving French inspired cuisine, a lounge bar and gift shop.

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Shannon Princess II

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

The 10-passenger Shannon Princess II is the largest hotel barge cruising on the River Shannon. The barge was refurbished in 2003 and the beautifully designed interior includes comfortable riverside cabins with large picture windows and modern bathrooms. There is also a spacious saloon, dining area and full length upper sun deck. The experienced Captain and crew of the Shannon Princess II will ensure that your every need is accommodated and your cruise to the unspoiled reaches of the Shannon countryside is one to remember.

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Skarda

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Skarda is a classic motor yacht rebuilt in the year 2000. She has 11 double-bedded cabins, nine on the main deck and two on the lower deck. The Salon has a well-stocked bar while the teak upper deck has facilities for dining, dancing and sun-bathing. A friendly crew of six including a well-known Mediterranean cook, services the vessel. On-board sports equipment includes a 15 foot zodiac, wind surfers, fishing tackle and skin diving gear.

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Spirit of Caledonia

• Ship type
• River cruises

This modern, purpose-built sleek river cruiser, Spirit of Caledonia, offers considerable comfort in both her well designed cabins and spacious public areas. All cabins have outside views through large windows, allowing guests to marvel at the natural and architectural wonders of Switzerland, France, Germany, Austria, Slovakia and Hungary. Cabin facilities include a private bathroom with shower, television, telephone, safe, hairdryer and individual climate control.

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Spirit of Chartwell

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Spirit of Chartwell is a deluxe and exclusive 3 deck cruise vessel, refurbished in 2009 to recreate the understated stylish elegance of the Pullman railway carriages popular in the 1920s. The ship enjoys an enviable position, being capable of navigating both the upper courses of the Thames and the open sea and measures 64 metres in length and 7 metres in width. Impressive features include 20 tastefully decorated outward facing en-suite cabins, accommodating up to 38 passengers. The observation deck offers alfresco dining and is the ideal vantage point from where to observe the passing scenery, whilst the opulent lounge bar provides a tranquil retreat.

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Swiss Emerald

• Ship type
• River cruises

Enjoy state of the art cruising on board the Swiss Emerald. Measuring 110 metres in length and 11 metres in width she is a custom-crafted, luxurious riverboat. She offers 3 passenger decks as well as a spacious sun deck – perfect for admiring the stunning scenery as you cruise. She is more intimate than many other riverboats, catering for a maximum of just 118 guests in a range of 59 well appointed, outside facing cabins, which include plush suites and junior suites. She offers a choice of on board restaurants, including bistro dining, as well as a fitness centre, Jacuzzi, comfortable lounge area and a boutique. Cruise itineraries featuring award winning sight-seeing options complete the experience, guaranteeing you an exceptional and unforgettable riverboat cruise.

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Swiss Pearl

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Swiss Pearl has been one of Europe’s most beautiful river cruise ships since 1993 and has recently started her new journey on the Rhône and Saône rivers in France. With her luxurious decor and facilities, your cruise experience will be a treasured one. The spacious staterooms boast all the amenities of a luxury hotel while public areas offer ample space for all guests to enjoy their leisure time on board while drinking in the magnificent river views.

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Tapestry

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Tapestry is a first of its kind, offering sheer cruising luxury with enhanced viewing platforms. Contrary to other river vessels, the navigational bridge is situated on the stern, behind the passenger section, thereby allowing for more spacious and gracious interiors. Due to their location on the front of the vessel, the lounge and restaurant provide unimpeded views on three sides of the passing river landscape. Guests can relax on the sun deck or enjoy the casual camaraderie in the convivial and elegant public rooms.

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Taras Shevchenko

• Ship type
• River cruises

This magnificent motor ship, built in 1991, is one of the best choices for high-end cruises on the Dnieper River and Black Sea. Taras Shevchenko was built to meet the highest international safety standards with all modern amenities. Refurbished in 2004, all cabins are equipped with internal phone, air-conditioning, refrigerator and en-suite shower facilities. Public areas and amenities aboard include sauna, hairdressing salon and souvenir shop.

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Tarin

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Tarin is made up mainly of below deck cabins, with a small number of above deck cabins. They are based on twin share (bunk beds) with separate toilets and showers on the main deck of the boats. There is an average of 1 shower and toilet to every five passengers. The cabins are quite small, however they all have wash basins and come complete with all your bedding. Outdoors, the Tarin has deck chairs to lounge about on, as well as lilo's and other various inflatables for use in the water. There are also small dingies to ferry people into the bays if they want to sit on the beaches rather than swim off the boat.

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Tolstoy

• Ship type
• River cruises

Named after the famous author Leo Tolstoy, this unique ship is the most luxurious and comfortable cruise ship ever built for Russian rivers. Today, she is still one of the top ships in Russia, with luxurious decor, large, well-appointed cabins, elegant public areas and wide circular stairs.

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Tranquility

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Tranquility introduces a new type of ship to cruising. The navigational bridge is located in the stern, behind the passenger section, allowing for a more spacious and gracious interior design. In addition, the Sky Deck is vast for sunning, taking pictures, or simply just relaxing.

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Trollfjord (Cruise and Flight Packages)

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

We are pleased to be able to offer all-inclusive packages with flights, transfers and cruise on the 'Trollfjord'. This Norwegian cruise ship is a magnificent vessel which was named after one of the most dramatic sights that she visits as she sails the coast of Norway and up into the Arctic. Her interior design has been influenced by coastal scenery and immense panoramic windows in the lounges offer excellent views of the dramatic landscapes. The ship’s facilities include cafés, bars, a jacuzzi and an exercise room, all of which are equipped to a high standard and a range of accommodation to suit all budgets is available.

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Trollfjord (Cruise only)

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The Norwegian cruise ship, Trollfjord is a magnificent vessel which was named after one of the most dramatic sights that she visits as she sails the coast of Norway and up into the Arctic. Her interior design has been influenced by coastal scenery and immense panoramic windows in the lounges offer excellent views of the dramatic landscapes. The ship’s facilities include cafés, bars, a Jacuzzi and an exercise room, all of which are equipped to a high standard and a range of accommodation to suit all budgets is available.

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Tuna

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The Tuna comprises mainly below-deck cabins, with just a small number above deck. Accommodation is in twin cabins (bunk beds) with separate toilets and showers on the main deck of the boat. There is an average of one shower and toilet for every five passengers. The cabins are quite small but all have wash basins and come complete with bedding. Outside, the Tuna has deck chairs to lounge about on, as well as lilo's and other inflatables for fun in the water. There are also small dingies to ferry passengers into the bays.

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Turkish Gulet Cruises (Standard Gulets)

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

Explore the azure waters of the Turkish coast or the hidden bays of the Greek islands by taking a 'Blue Cruise' on a traditionally designed Turkish Gulet. These gulets are of wooden construction, vary in size from 15 to 30 metres and are motor-powered, although the sails will be hoisted when the wind and time permit. The small size of the gulets allows access to remote bays and archaeological sites that can only be reached by water, so if the idea of bathing on deserted beaches, swimming in crystal waters and enjoying the culture and undisturbed character of this part of the world appeals, then a gulet cruise could be for you. The fleet comprises two categories; Standard Gulets and Luxury Gulets which have the added benefit of air conditioning.

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Tvrdi (Category A Ship)

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

This charming vessel has 19 cabins, 13 of which are located on deck. Bedding and towels are included in all en-suite cabins. There is a comfortable deck with deck-chairs for lounging in and inflatable lilos for lying on to contemplate the lazy lull of the sea. Dinghies are also available for those adventurers seeking solace in idyllic bays and beaches. For a full list of itineraries and rates, please see http://www.ewaterways.com/shipdetail/gallery/?shipID=786&itineraryid=0

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Variety Voyager

• Ship type
• Yachts

The newly lauched Variety Voyager is a state of the art mega-yacht available for both charter and scheduled cruises, offering incomparable comfort and elegance. Sleek in design, the Variety Voyager exudes the charm of a private yacht as she sails around some of the Mediterranean's most exciting destinations. The cabins and indoor public areas are decorated with warm fabrics, rich marbles and soft tone wood panelling and throughout the vessel you can enjoy unobstructed views of the ocean.

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Vatutin

• Ship type
• River cruises

Embark on a journey of the magnificent River Dnieper and the Black Sea on board the Vatutin. The Vatutin is a modern vessel equipped with latest navigational aids for comfort and safety. The service crew, providing exceptional hospitality and the comfort of her amenities create a relaxed and pleasant on board atmosphere. Her cabins are furnished in a practical style with a heating and ventilation system, shower, fridge and a roomy wardrobe.

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Vesta 5 Defne

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

Built in 2002, the Vesta 5 Defne is a 24 metre motor sailer available for both scheduled cruises and charter around the Aeolian Islands off the north coast of Sicily. With accommodation for up to 14 passengers in 7 double, air-conditioned, en suite cabins, the ship is ideal for anyone looking for a relaxed and friendly sailing environment. Discover the seductive magic of the seven islands, Alicudi, Filicudi, Vulcano, Lipari, Panarea, Stromboli and Salina on a fun, hospitable and laid-back cruise on the Vesta 5 Defne.

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Vesteralen

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Vesterålen was the name of the first coastal ship and is carried proudly by her modern counterpart.

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Viktoria

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

Accommodation on the Viktoria is predominently below deck with just a few cabins located above deck. All are furnished with bunk beds and toilets and showers are shared with approximately one shower/toilet for every five passengers. Cabins are small but have basins, bedding and towels. Outside, there are deckchairs to relax on, inflatables for fun in the water and dinghies which can be used to reach remote bays and beaches.

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Volga

• Ship type
• River cruises

Accommodating 164 passengers, the Volga offers an unforgettable journey exploring the unique diversity of the Danube. The vessel provides high class hospitality and comfort. Amenities include an on board restaurant and bar, spacious sun deck, lounge and reading room. The cabins feature private shower and toilet facilities, temperature control and safe. *Please note that German is the principal language spoken on this vessel. All documents, announcements and excursions will be in German only. English, as an onboard language, will be provided for groups with a minimum of 30 passengers only.

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Volga Dream (Cruise and Hotel Packages)

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Volga Dream has been sailing the vast network of Russian waterways since spring 2007. This elegant ship originally carried 200 passengers but was totally rebuilt and now accommodates just 100, making it one of the smallest and most intimate ships on the river. The result of this overhaul is a splendid and spacious vessel which offers the most superior accommodation and services in the region. Guests will enjoy a relaxed cruise in her well-appointed cabins all of which offer individually controlled air-conditioning and heating, direct dial telephone, satellite flat screen television and minibar. On board facilities include a single sitting dining room where complimentary wine is served with lunch and dinner, a luxurious lounge and bar, fitness centre, sauna, massage, library, internet access and many more.

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Volga Dream (Cruise, Hotel and Flight Packages)

• Ship type
• River cruises

We are pleased to be able to offer a selection of all inclusive cruise and flight packages on the luxury ship, Volga Dream. The Volga Dream has been sailing the vast network of Russian waterways since spring 2007. This elegant ship originally carried 200 passengers but was totally rebuilt and now accommodates just 100, making it one of the smallest and most intimate ships on the river. The result of this overhaul is a splendid and spacious vessel which offers the most superior accommodation and services in the region. Guests will enjoy a relaxed cruise in her well-appointed cabins all of which offer individually controlled air-conditioning and heating, direct dial telephone, satellite flat screen television and minibar. On board facilities include a single sitting dining room where complimentary wine is served with lunch and dinner, a luxurious lounge and bar, fitness centre, sauna, massage, library, internet access and many more.

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Vrgada

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

At 23 meters in length, the motor-sailer Vrgada is a larger than many boats that sail the stunning Croatian coastline. She was renovated in 1998 and has good outside space, with an 80 square meter sundeck to lounge on as you take in the impressive scenery. Accommodation is provided in twin cabins with bunk beds and showers and WCs are shared, with around one shower/WC between five passengers.

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Wilhelm Tham

• Ship type
• Hotel barging

The Wilhelm Tham was first launched in 1912 and has been listed since 2004, meaning that the National Maritime Museums consider her to be historically significant. Today there are 25 cabins on board, distributed on three decks. The dining room and lounge are found on the middle deck while the bridge deck boasts a covered aft deck for unhindered views. The cabins are all tastefully fitted with brass details and handsome textiles, leaving an impression of how people once traveled.

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