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River cruises in Hungary
It is largely Budapest that Hungary owes its tourist boom to as Its capital attracts a phenomenal number of visitors every year, regardless of age or generation. In fact, the incredible vitality of Budapest makes it a city that never sleeps, where one celebrates life every night of the year.
Travellers and history buffs can discover a city with an important heritage. Budapest offers a striking contrast between Buda, with winding lanes, Baroque palaces and Turkish baths, and Pest, bubbling, with a proud blend of architectural styles.
Venture further into the country, and following the Danube, take the Tisza and you will discover a countryside still vibrant in its traditions. There is nothing like a Hungarian folklore show to see the real heart of the country: the costumes and the typical dances will take you through all the regions of Hungary; Gypsy music will immerse you in Hungarian folklore and allow you to discover the traditions of this beautiful country.
A country at the crossroads, which apparently shares much with Austria, Hungary actually has its own strong culture . Its fluctuating history has experienced boom and fall, empires and invasions. Hungary is today a modern thriving country as well as a gateway to the East, to its flavours and spicy scents ...
Discover all our Hungary river Cruises bellow.
Cruise across Europe from Budapest to Amsterdam
BUDAPEST - VIENNA - MELK - PASSAU - FRANKFURT - MAINZ - STRASBOURG - MANNHEIM - NIERSTEIN - RÜDESHEIM(2) - COLOGNE - AMSTERDAM(3)
Experience a unique trans-European cruise on the Danube, the Main and the Rhine! CroisiEurope offers you the possibility to combine two cruise programs from Budapest to Strasbourg and from Strasbourg to Amsterdam in one 19-day trip to discover cities and fabulous sites in Hungary, Austria and the Netherlands, passing through Alsace and Germany. An opportunity not to be missed!
Cruise across Europe from Amsterdam to Budapest
AMSTERDAM(2) - NIJMEGEN - COLOGNE - RÜDESHEIM(3) - MANNHEIM - STRASBOURG - FRANKFURT - MILTENBERG - WERTHEIM - WURZBURG - BAMBERG - NUREMBERG - MÜHLHAUSEN - REGENSBURG - PASSAU - MELK - DURNSTEIN - VIENNA - ESZTERGOM - BUDAPEST
Experience a unique trans-European cruise on the Rhine, the Main and the Danube! CroisiEurope offers you the possibility to combine two cruise programs from Amsterdam to Strasbourg and from Strasbourg to Budapest in one 19-day trip to discover cities and fabulous sites in Netherlands, Germany, Austria and Hungary. An opportunity not to be missed!
A journey between Central Europe and the Balkans (port-to-port cruise)
BUDAPEST - MOHACS - OSIJEK - ILOK - NOVI SAD - BELGRADE - BRCKO - SLAVONSKI BROD - JASENOVAC - SISAK - Zagreb(1) - SISAK - Lake Balaton - Budapest
From Budapest to Lake Balaton, embark on a unique cruise to discover the majestic Danube and Sava rivers. Explore Hungary, Croatia, Serbia but also Bosnia through our excursions combining nature and culture. Wander through nature parks, medieval cities and multi-ethnic capitals with a diversity of architectures all along these two magnificent rivers.
Budapest, the Pearl of the Danube (port-to-port cruise)
BUDAPEST - MOHACS - OSIJEK - BELGRADE - GOLUBAC - NOVI SAD - ILOK - MOHACS - KALOCSA - BUDAPEST
See the biggest river parade in Europe: the Iron Gates, on the border of Romania and Serbia. It is here that the beautiful blue Danube unveils its most spectacular landscapes. Discover cities such as Belgrade, a young and modern capital, as well as legendary sites such as Baile Herculane which houses one of the oldest and most famous spas in Romania. Travel through 2000 years of history in Pécs and Budapest, which will end a magical cruise and a journey of a life time.
The beautiful blue Danube (port-to-port cruise)
PASSAU - MELK - DURNSTEIN - VIENNA - ESZTERGOM - BUDAPEST
From Passau to Budapest via Melk and Vienna, these cities rich in culture and history will unveil their secrets. Discover the Schoenbrunn Palace and the beautiful Wachau Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With its wooded hillsides, orchards, small villages, vineyards and monasteries, it is the most picturesque part of the Danube and where the majestic Dürnstein Castle stands.