Be enchanted by the Danube cruising with Trafalgar Uniworld
Although the Danube River may be enchanting and timeless, there’s no time like the present to book Trafalgar Uniworld’s eight-day Enchanting Danube river cruise for travel in 2009, with huge savings available.
If you book and pay in full before 31 May, 2008 you’ll save up to 25 per cent on your 2009 cruise, now priced from $1725 per person, based on double cabin occupancy (cruise only).
Cruise along the majestic Danube onboard your Trafalgar Uniworld five-star river cruise ship, stopping at Budapest, Bratislava, Vienna, Dürnstein, Linz (Salzburg) and Passau.
You’ll experience the magic landscapes of the Austrian Alps, lush vineyards, ancient castles, hilltop villages and regal cities throughout your cruise.
A few of the many highlights include:
City tours of Budapest, featuring the Chain Bridge and Bratislava
Walking tours of Dürnstein and Linz
A city tour of Vienna taking you along the Ringstrasse to St. Stephen’s Cathedral, where Mozart was married in 1782
A guided walk in the medieval section of Passau, showing you St. Stephan’s Cathedral, home to Europe’s largest pipe organ. You’ll later enjoy an organ concert.
The price of your Trafalgar Uniworld river cruise includes all meals onboard the vessel, complimentary fine wine with dinner, shore excursions with local guides and a state-of-the-art Quietvox audio headset system, café-style coffees available onboard 24 hours a day, captain’s welcome and farewell dinner, enriching onboard entertainment and lectures, an experienced cruise manager and English speaking crew and transfers.
Departures are available 29 March to 15 November, 2009.
For more details, see www.trafalgar.net.au/rivercruise
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