Cruise the Rhine & Moselle Rivers: Basel to Amsterdam 2025

July 21 - 29, 2025

Length: 9 days

Region(s): Europe

Activity Level: Activity indicator paw

Type: Cruise, River Cruise, Solo Traveler–Friendly

Journey along the storied Rhine and Moselle rivers on a first-class cruise that reveals the historic riches of Old-World cities and towns. Unpack once and revel in enchanting scenery, hilltop castles, grand cathedrals and picturesque canals.

Early booking and full payment discounts may apply.

Operated by AHI Travel

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Tour Highlights

Delight in vineyard-lined valleys and hilltop castles on this seven-night, first-class cruise through the Netherlands, Germany and France.
Cruise through the Rhine Gorge, a winding stretch renowned for its beauty, and stroll through lovely Koblenz, where the Rhine and Moselle rivers meet.
In Strasbourg, France, visit the splendid cathedral, along with a panoramic tour, a cruise through the charming Petite France area or a culinary tour.
Choices in Rüdesheim and Heidelberg feature cultural visits and scenic walks.
In Cochem, admire half-timbered houses on cobblestone lanes and visit the stately castle above town.
Glide along Amsterdam’s 17th-century canals, and marvel at UNESCO World Heritage cathedrals in Cologne and Speyer.
In Amsterdam, opt for the Rijksmuseum’s world-class art, a countryside bike ride, or a food tour in the hip Jordaan district.
Experience five UNESCO World Heritage sites.
No single supplement!
If you are interested in more information about this trip, please click on the “Reserve Now” button to be taken to the AHI website.

* Cal lecturer’s participation cannot be guaranteed and is contingent upon a minimum number of paying travelers.

Activity Level 2

What to expect: These trips often travel by motor coach, ship, or train. Touring days may include full-day motor coach excursions or extended periods of standing and walking during city tours, museum visits, and/or outdoor activities. Travelers should be able to board transportation, walk over sometimes-uneven terrain, and climb a few flights of stairs, occasionally without handrails or assistance. Elevators are not always available. Outings last 2–4 hours most days.

Suitable for: Travelers who are able to comfortably walk two to four miles, or 4,600–6,900 steps, each day.