Scenic opens bookings for 2023 European river cruising
River cruise line Scenic has released a selection of European river cruise itineraries available to book for 2023 ahead of schedule.
The early access to the 2023 sailings offers more availability on preferred itineraries, and new bookings will also enjoy early booking discounts.
Guests booking before 30 September 2021 will save up to £1,400 per couple on cruises sailing the Rhine, Main and Danube, the rivers of France and in Russia.
Portugal itineraries will save up to £1,200 per couple.
All new bookings receive complimentary private door-to-door chauffeur-driven transfers.
There is an additional 10% Super Earlybird saving for guests choosing to pay for their cruise in full 12 months prior to departure.
Itineraries available to book include Scenic’s five-day Tastes of Imperial Europe river cruise in 2023, taking guests from Budapest to Vienna, calling at Bratislava.
The eight-day Delightful Douro will sail round-trip from Porto with stops at Regua, Vega de Terron, Pocinho and Pinhao.
River cruises with Scenic are all-inclusive, with return flights (or Eurostar travel on selected itineraries), transfers, personal on board butler, all shore excursions, meals, drinks and all gratuities.
All new bookings are covered by Scenic’s Deposit Protection Plan.
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