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Visit Holland and Belgium: Amsterdam, Brussels
Holland and Belgium cruise: Amsterdam, Brussels
Visit Holland and Belgium
Visit Holland on a river cruise to explore the gorgeous region – incredible history, beautiful scenery, and charming culture.
Cruise Holland and Belgium: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp and Brussels in a single trip between the Dutch inland waterways and the Belgian or Dutch canals. Discover great cities and beauty on this cruise.
The perfect time to cruise is spring and you will be amazed by the Dutch tulip bulb fields, seeing the beautiful and historical city of Amsterdam, not forgetting Rotterdam and Antwerp, being among the largest ports in the world. Equally interesting are the windmills in Volendam, the famous Keukenhof Flower Gardens, considered to be the most beautiful spring park.
During our cruises in Belgium, you will discover Jacques Brel's country: Brussels, the capital of Gothic and Renaissance heritage, with both classical and contemporary architecture: Bruges, the "Venice of the North": Namur, and its old neighbourhoods ... Not to forget the discovery of gourmet specialties that only Belgium can offer such as waffles and chocolate, whilst enjoying CroisiEurope's premium services.
Click on the following cruises to discover the itineraries and excursions we offer!
From Amsterdam to Basel: The Treasures of the Celebrated Rhine River (port-to-port cruise)
AMSTERDAM - NIJMEGEN - COLOGNE - KOBLENZ - MAINZ - STRASBOURG - BREISACH - BASEL
From Amsterdam to Basel, embark on a cruise rich in history and authenticity. Discover historic monuments through cities such as Haarlem or Colmar and its Unterlinden museum. You can take a stroll to the Arnhem Open Air Museum, which reveals a 100-year-old story.
Cruise on the IJsselmeer, one of Holland's treasures (port-to-port cruise)
AMSTERDAM - LEMMER - ENKHUIZEN - HOORN - AMSTERDAM
Cruise on one of the largest lakes in the Netherlands in the heart of authentic towns and villages. Between historical monuments and unmissable traditions, discover the beauty of Holland through its canals, the cheese museum, the mills of the seventeenth century, old fishing ports and the village of Giethoorn. The Keukenhof Gardens, true haven of peace, are considered the most beautiful floral gardens in the world.
Holland and the romantic Rhine valley (port-to-port cruise)
AMSTERDAM - NIJMEGEN - COLOGNE - RÜDESHEIM - Heidelberg(1) - MANNHEIM - STRASBOURG
From Amsterdam to Strasbourg, we'll sail along the Rhine. Enjoy a perfectly combined cruise between nature and culture.
From Basel to Amsterdam : The Treasures of the Celebrated Rhine River (port-to-port cruise)
BASEL - BREISACH - STRASBOURG - MAINZ - KOBLENZ - COLOGNE - DÜSSELDORF - AMSTERDAM
From Basel to Amsterdam, embark on a cruise rich in history and authenticity. Admire the beauty of the Rhine Falls before discovering historic monuments through cities such as Haarlem or Colmar and its Unterlinden museum. You can take a stroll to the Arnhem Open Air Museum, which reveals a 100-year-old story.
An Exclusive Cruise to Top Sites in Northern Europe (port-to-port cruise)
BRUSSELS - ANTWERP - GHENT - MIDDELBURG - VEERE - DORDRECHT - BRUSSELS
From the Belgian capital to the famous Windmills of Kinderdijk, discover the beauty of northern European cities and the authenticity found within. A cultivated mix of architecture and local cuisine. Crisscross Brussels and its medieval Grand-Place, retrace the steps of immigrants embarking to the USA during the 19th and early 20th centuries at the Red Star Line Museum in Antwerp, and visit one of the best-kept secrets in that city—the magnificent Nottebohm Room. In Ghent, you'll come across amazing Flemish architecture revealing an unquestionable medieval heritage, and you won't escape without enjoying a local brew, if that's your style. Stroll the romantic streets of Bruges, taking in the fairytale-like atmosphere. Further along, learn about the years of engineering needed to complete the intriguing Delta Works. Lastly, visit one of the most iconic sites in Holland, the famous Windmills of Kinderdijk—a prime example of 1,000-year-old Dutch know-how.