Rhine River, Europe from Basel, Switzerland with the AmaSofia
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Destination
Europe
Trip Duration
7 nights
Cruise Ship
AmaSofia
Cruise Company
Start Port
Basel, Switzerland
End Port
Itinerary
Day 1 - 2. Basel, Switzerland
Cruise Departure
Day 3. Strasbourg, France
Day 4. Ludwigsburg, Germany → Rüdesheim, Germany
Day 5. Rüdesheim, Germany → Rhine Gorge, Germany → Lahnstein, Germany
Day 6. Cologne, Germany
Day 7 - 8. Amsterdam, Netherlands
Cruise Arrival
What’s included:
Other Information
Optional services:
- Travel insurance
Not Included
- Personal expenses on board
- Additional services (e.g. spa treatments, specialty restaurants)
AmaSofia
Introducing AmaSofia—our innovative new ship debuting Spring 2026 that will cruise the Rhine and Danube rivers. Experience spacious balcony staterooms, a sun-deck pool with swim-up bar, a fitness room, bicycles for exploring ashore and indulgent touches like all-day tapas, afternoon tea and a 24-hour coffee station. Savor AmaWaterways’ renowned, locally inspired cuisine at multiple dining venues, including The Chef’s Table specialty restaurant. Stay connected and entertained in your stateroom, featuring complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi and Entertainment-On-Demand. Upgrade to a suite for a lavish sitting area, spa-like bathroom and a bed thoughtfully positioned to greet you each morning with breathtaking river views.
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