You can make your travel plans now—but pay later!
 

 
You can picture themselves sailing through Europe’s beautiful scenery without having to worry about paying in full right away. We’re giving you the opportunity to make travel plans with the option of paying later. Reserve their stateroom to take advantage of this limited-time offer that includes complimentary roundtrip airfare on select sailings.

 
4 itineraries to choose from:
 

Grand European Tour
15 Days | Amsterdam to Budapest
 
 Cruise from $5,199 CAD per person,
plus FREE Air*
  
Guests can watch idyllic landscapes go by as they sail the Rhine, Main and Danube Rivers through The Netherlands, Germany, Austria and Hungary. They’ll call on historic cities, including Cologne, where they will visit its impressive Gothic cathedral, and Vienna, where they will discover its classical music heritage.



 

Romantic Danube
8 Days | Budapest to Nuremberg
 
 Cruise from $3,599 CAD per person,
plus Air from $799 CAD*
  
You will explore grand cities and admire stunning scenery on this enchanting cruise. They can visit Budapest’s lovely Matthias Church, admire the views from Austria’s Göttweig Abbey, experience Vienna’s café culture, savor German cuisine in Regensburg and explore Nuremberg’s medieval district.



 

Passage to Eastern Europe
11 Days | Bucharest to Budapest
 
 Cruise from $3,999 CAD per person,
plus Air from $949 CAD*
  
You will journey to lands once hidden behind the Iron Curtain as they sail the eastern end of the Danube. They’ll see the towering Iron Gate region, enjoy the hospitality of a Croatian family, and have the opportunity to extend their journey in Bucharest and Transylvania so they can visit Dracula’s Castle.



 

Danube Waltz
8 Days | Budapest to Passau
 
 Cruise from $2,699 CAD per person,
plus Air from $799 CAD*
  
This itinerary sails through Europe’s most enchanting countries, stopping in cultural capitals and fairy-tale villages along the way. Guests can admire the Wachau Valley’s beauty, savor Austro-Hungarian cuisine in Vienna and Budapest, and explore Central European cities like medieval Bratislava.