Discover Europe on a river cruise

The leader in the European market for river cruising, CroisiEurope offers river cruises from 2 to 13 days on the most beautiful rivers in Europe. Hop aboard one of our 50 river cruise ships and let yourself be guided along the water. The romantic Rhine Valley, the Rhône, the Saône, the Seine, the Normandy coast, the beautiful blue Danube, the Douro Valley in Portugal, the Gualdalquivir and the Guadiana, Venice, and the Po ...

We hope to see you soon on our river cruises!

Barge Cruises

Your cruise to discover the French canals aboard a CroisiEurope barge.

The Rhine and its affluents

The Rhine and its legendary romanticism... The Rhine, a historical river that was the first witness of the construction of the current European Union... The Rhine, the very first destination featured by our company, at that time called Alsace Cruises

The Danube cruises

The Danube is the longest river in Europe (after the Volga, but this river has its source in Russia), and the longest in the European Union.

Seine river cruise

Sequana, "like a snake" The Seine owes its name to a Roman goddess who was worshiped at the source of the river, on the Langres plateau, more than 2000 years ago.

The Rhone and Saone cruises

You need skill to navigate the Rhone. This river, an impetuous guest at the table of monks, popes, kings, and CroisiEurope since 1995, goes back to the beginning of local history.

The Gironde and the Garonne cruises

In the southwest of France, the Gironde’s estuary, the meeting point of the Garonne and the Dordogne, is an open door to the city of Bordeaux whose name conjures up worldwide, the nobility of its famous wines.

The Douro cruise (Portugal)

It flows between the vineyards that seem to fall steeply into its sparkling waters as if to impress the cruise lines. It is a privileged witness to all the secrets of making Porto’s wine known worldwide and exported for centuries.

Guadiana and Guadalquivir cruises (Spain)

For Arab poets, Andalusia was "the land at the doors of paradise". The flamencos, bullfights and the sights and smells of the Moorish architecture and history, are not enough to begin to summarise the southernmost of the Spanish provinces.

The Po and Venice cruising (Italy)

Surrounded by the Alps, the Adriatic Sea and the Apennines, the Pô Valley is one of the most populated areas of Italy with more than 1,000 inhabitants per square kilometre in places. It is the first economic region of the country.

The Loire, river of the Kings of France

A unique river of its kind, called "last wild river of Europe". The Loire Valley has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2000.