Back
Menu
Menu

Cheap Rhine River Cruises

One of the most important rivers in Europe, the Rhine River flows north through history and culture from the Swiss Alps to the Netherlands.

When do you want to cruise?

MonthNumber of CruisesFrom Price
Jan 20256 cruises$2,249
Feb 20259 cruises$2,490
Mar 202565 cruises$2,399
Apr 2025117 cruises$2,599
May 2025202 cruises$2,899
Jun 2025177 cruises$2,349
Jul 2025190 cruises$2,499
Aug 2025197 cruises$2,499
Sep 2025184 cruises$3,099
Oct 2025179 cruises$2,399
Nov 2025143 cruises$2,099
Dec 2025122 cruises$2,799
Feb 20268 cruises$3,995
Mar 202667 cruises$2,399
Apr 2026124 cruises$2,599
May 2026201 cruises$3,199
Jun 2026185 cruises$2,799
Jul 2026199 cruises$2,599
Aug 2026204 cruises$2,599
Sep 2026187 cruises$3,199
Oct 2026193 cruises$2,399
Nov 2026135 cruises$1,999
Dec 2026129 cruises$2,799
Mar 202735 cruises$2,399
Apr 202770 cruises$2,599
May 202778 cruises$3,199
Jun 202774 cruises$2,799
Jul 202778 cruises$2,599
Aug 202776 cruises$2,599
Sep 202774 cruises$3,199
Oct 202782 cruises$2,599
Nov 202767 cruises$1,999
Dec 202738 cruises$2,799

The Rhine is the twelfth longest river in Europe, and one of the most important. It flows north from the Swiss Alps through six countries (Switzerland, Principality of Liechtenstein, Austria, Germany, France and the Netherlands) before flowing into the North Sea at Rotterdam. The River Rhine is called different names depending on the country it flows through. It is called Rhein in Germany, Rhine in France and Rijn in Netherlands.

Since the time of the Roman Empire, the Rhine has been the lifeblood of the region as a source of water and vital waterway for trade and goods. This history is highlighted by the many romantic castles, fortresses and Old World villages that dot the hillside along with the dramatic natural landscape including rocky gorges, waterfalls and steep-sided valleys covered with vineyards.

With such a storied past, you will cruise through history on a Rhine River cruise and see wonders like the Rhine Gorge or the "the Romantic Rhine," a stretch of the river that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with more than 40 castles and fortresses dating back to the Middle Ages and important riverside cities that have successfully combined the old world, including Strasbourg, France; Cologne, Germany; and Basel, Switzerland.