River Cruising – Europe Garden River Cruise

Visit Europe’s beautiful gardens on an Amsterdam to Budapest river cruise:

Zaanse Schans, Amsterdam

If visiting gardens and gardening is your passion, you’ll be pleased to know that you will be able to indulge in your passion and explore the gardens of Europe on a European River Cruise.

APT, together with Botanica World Discoveries, are launching a garden-themed cruise next Spring. The “Europe Garden Cruise” will travel the famous Amsterdam to Budapest river cruise route in May 2011.

Anyone who’s been on the Amsterdam to Budapest river cruise will appreciate the scenic landscape and enjoyment that this river cruise provides. As your river boat cruises down the Rhine, Main and Danube Rivers, you will be sailing past stretches of the best vineyards and the shores of the river valleys are lined with church spires, castles, palaces and medieval villages shrouded in the mystery of ancient sagas. What’s more, on a spring sailing, splashes of colourful spring wildflowers add to the beauty and charm of the river landscape.

Guests on the Europe Garden Cruise can enjoy a choice of different sightseeing which includes some of the most impressive gardens in Europe. APT has a panel of guest lecturers who will share their gardening knowledge and experience with travellers. Some of the lecturers include a specialist in the field of garden design, a botanical artist, an author on the Great Gardens of Europe and others.

APT is well known in the European river cruising industry and Botanica World Discoveries (part of the APT Group) specialize in botanically-themed tours around the world. Put the two together and you have a European river cruise that gardening enthusiasts will most certainly enjoy.

You can find out more about this cruise and how to reserve a suite of your choice by emailing APT on Botanica@aptouring.com.au.

You can also find our more about the Amsterdam to Budapest River Cruise that we did and also see our river cruise photo albums on Germany, Austria, Amsterdam, Bratislava and Budapest here.

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