CroisiEurope announced its new 2020 itineraries featuring 170 cruises taking place on 56 ships along 39 waterways in 37 countries. The cruise operator previously announced early booking offers on all 2020 itineraries, including 15% off of European departures when booked by August 31, 2019.

In Avignon, three of CroisiEurope’s more than 50 ships. © 2016 Ralph Grizzle

Highlights of CroisiEurope’s new itineraries launching in 2020 include:

• A six-night cruise from Mantua to Venice travels through the heart of three Italian regions – Emilia Romagna, Lombardy, and Veneto. The cruise calls at Valdaro, Torretta, Rovigo, Porto Viro, Porto Levante and Chioggia with excursions to Cremona, Parma, Verona, and Vicenza. Cruise prices start at $2,610 per person with departure dates between April and October 2020. The itinerary is also available in reverse. Prices start at $2,610 per person with departures beginning at the end of March and running through October.
• Six- and seven-night cruises through the Aquitaine region travel from Bordeaux to Royan, along the Gironde Estuary and on the Garonne and Dordogne.  These round-trip cruises from Bordeaux call at Pauillac, Royan, Libourne, and Cadillac with excursions to Rochefort, La Rochelle and Saint-Emilion. Cruise prices start at $2,362 (six-night) and $2,923 (seven-night) per person. Departures are scheduled between April and October.
• A five-night cruise along the Moselle travels through the romantic Rhine Valley in the Alsace and Switzerland. This cruise from Cochem to Basel calls at Koblenz, Rüdesheim, Mannheim, Strasbourg, Rhinau, and Breisach, and includes excursions to Heidelberg, the Alsatian Wine Route, and Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle. Cruise prices start at $1,976 per person with departure dates between April and October 2020. This cruise is also available in reverse.

In 2020 CroisiEurope will offer cruises on the Seine; Garonne & Dordogne; Rhone; Moselle; Loire; Guadiana & Guadalquivir; Po; Douro; Rhine & Danube; Elbe; Mekong; and Lake Kariba in Southern Africa; as well as on the Adriatic and Mediterranean seas and on the French canals.