Discount Cruises to Europe

Before widespread air travel, people going to Europe from the United States embarked on transatlantic journeys aboard majestic ocean liners. The luxury and romance that surrounded those passegers is still available today, combined with modern amenities like health and fitness spas and Internet access.

Choose from a variety of itineraries that carry you to the legendary fjords of Norway and the other countries of Scandinavia, to the great capitals of Europe or the warm waters of the Mediterranean. Each journey will stay with you for a lifetime…

On a Mediterranean voyage, some of the ports you may visit are:

LISBON, PORTUGAL
Open air plazas, broad streets for walking, old world charm, parks, winding cobblestone streets – these are what greet you on a visit to Lisbon, the capital of Portugal. Explore the old town of Alfama, and visit the Lisbon Cathedral and Castle of St. George. Relax in one of the many enchanting cafes, or browse the shops for local ceramics. For dinner, enjoy fine Portuguese cuisine; fish, soft shell crabs and pastas. Bring home a bottle of port!

VILLEFRANCHE, FRANCE
Southwest of Monte Carlo and northeast of Nice lies the old world village of Villefranche. Dating to the 14th century, the old town provides a wonderful romantic setting for a night of fine dining and Provencal wine. During the day, wander the cafes, shops, and art musems. There are beaches nearby for sunning and snorkeling.

MYKONOS, GREECE
At the center of the Cyclades Islands in the Greek Mediterranean is the island of Mykonos, famous for it’s bright white beaches and jet-set visitors. Enchanting, whitewashed buildings and windmills frame the gorgeous blue waters, filled with abundant marine life. Explore art galleries, or relax on the beach for the afternoon.

Northern Europe and Scandinavian itineraries may include:

OLDEN, NORWAY
Cruising the majestic fjords, you will visit many small, fascinating villages nestled between the mountains and lakes. Olden lies where the southernmost branch at the inner end of Nordfjord meets the Oldedalen valley. The turbulent rivers nearby form magnificient falls near town, which features two historic churches and a variety of small shops and cafes.

COPENHAGEN, DENMARK
Filled with an enchanting air lifted from the pages of Hans Christian Anderson, Copenhagen is the jewel of Denmark, and home of the Danish Royal Family since the 18th century. The old town, with its system of canals, can be explored by sightseeing boat or in your own kayak. An excellent walking city, you can also hop on and off the sightseeing boats to visit the many shops, cafes, art museums, and galleries. If you’re cruising with the family, enjoy the fantastic amusements of Tivoli Gardens, especially if you’re there on a Wednesday or Saturday evening (and your ship has a late departure) for the fireworks display.