Crystal reveals plans for river cruising venture
Crystal Cruises has revealed more details of its river cruising venture, announcing a planned launch for March 2017.
Crystal River Cruises will take delivery of two river yacht vessels from the Weft shipyard, and will then be launched in Europe.
Each will have a ‘yacht-like design’ with 70 suites featuring walk-in wardrobes, king size beds and bathrooms with double vanities.
Each vessel will also have two Penthouse Suites measuring 500 square feet.
Onboard amenities announced so far include spacious public areas, a fitness center and spa.
Fares and itineraries for Crystal River Cruises will be announced on December 1, 2015.
Destinations on the radar include France, Germany, Switzerland, Holland, Belgium, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Romania and Bulgaria.
"The beauty of river cruising is not only that travelers enjoy close-up access to more fascinating inland locales, but also that the rivers themselves are coveted destinations that shouldn’t be overlooked," says Crystal CEO Edie Rodriguez.
"Our guests will have the opportunity to revel in the unique environment that sets river cruising apart from other travel experiences."
In addition a new shore excursion program called Active Exploration Adventures will debut, offering cruisers ‘high-intensity shore-side activities’ to enable guests to stay fit and active while enjoying immersive local experiences.
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