Odysseys River Cruises
Odysseys River Cruises
Explore Europe’s Rivers, the Nile & Mekong
Every river offers a different experience. Explore the destinations below and see which one feels most like the vacation you have in mind.
What Each Region Offers
European River Cruises — Culture, historic cities, villages and scenery, with the widest range of cruise styles.
Nile River Cruises— Ancient history, temples and archaeological sites combined with a very different style of river journey.
Mekong River Cruises — Immersive travel through Southeast Asia, with floating villages, local communities and a strong cultural focus.
The Waterways of Europe
Castles, vineyard-covered hillsides, medieval towns and major cities such as Amsterdam, Cologne and Basel.
A classic choice for a first European river cruise.
Vienna, Budapest, historic towns, abbeys and the Wachau Valley make this one of Europe’s most varied river journeys.
Ideal for history, culture and grand European capitals.
Paris, Normandy, Monet country and charming French towns combine into a river cruise with a distinctly French character.
A great choice for art, history and time in Paris.
Provence, Burgundy, vineyards, Roman history and some of France’s great food and wine regions.
Especially appealing for food, wine and southern France.
Terraced vineyards, dramatic river scenery and the cities of Porto and Salamanca create a slower, intimate experience.
A natural choice for scenery, wine and Portugal.
Sail the Garonne, Dordogne and Gironde through one of France’s great wine regions, with Bordeaux as the natural center of the journey.
A standout choice for wine, food, châteaux and French culture.
Beyond Europe: The Nile & Mekong
For travelers looking beyond Europe, the Nile and Mekong offer two completely different river-cruise experiences — one centered on ancient history, the other on the cultures and everyday life of Southeast Asia.
Ancient temples, tombs and thousands of years of history unfold along one of the world’s most legendary waterways.
A river journey built around ancient Egypt.
Floating villages, local communities, temples and lush landscapes offer an intimate look at life along Southeast Asia’s great river.
Immersive, cultural and very different from Europe.