Riverside Luxury Cruises opens 2027 reservations

Riverside Luxury Cruises has opened reservations for its 2027 sailing season, featuring departures across its European fleet. 

The program includes sailings from early spring through late December on routes ranging from three-night getaways to 23-night journeys.

The line has also added theme cruises to the 2026 sailing schedule focusing on culinary experiences, active pursuits and local celebrations. 

Early booking discounts of up to 15% off 2026 sailings and up to 18% off 2027 are available.

New additions to the 2026 calendar include theme cruises designed to allow guests to explore specific interests while enjoying Riverside's service.

The six-night Pearls of the Danube Golf Cruise (July 23-29) brings guests to championship courses in five historic cities, including Hungary's oldest golf course and several of Europe's top-ranked venues. 

An onboard golf pro provides personalized guidance both on deck and on the fairway, complemented by talks and swing sessions on the Vista Deck.

Hops & Heritage: Cruising Through Centuries of Brewing Craftmanship (July 29-August 5) sails the Rhine River. 

Curated and hosted by beer sommelier James Kellow, the voyage through Europe's brewing regions pairs regional beers with gourmet dining.

The eight-night Destination Danube: Hungary National Day & Scenic Wachau Valley (August 19) coincides with Hungary's National Day celebrations in Budapest. 

The itinerary continues to Bratislava, Vienna and Linz before concluding in Passau.

Riverside Mozart introduces new routing on the Danube River for 2026 and 2027, including options sailing roundtrip from Vienna. 

New 14-night itineraries allow travellers to explore the Upper Danube without repeating a port and offer flexible embarkation options. 

Riverside's flexible scheduling model also includes shorter Danube sailings ranging from three to seven nights.

Riverside Mozart will also call on the Lower Danube in 2027.

In France, Riverside Ravel will offer an evening sailing through the Rhône Delta south of Arles, where the river flows into the Mediterranean Sea. 

The UNESCO-designated biosphere reserve is home to pink flamingos, white horses and black bulls. 

From July through September, when water levels are more stable, Ravel will add the Saône River to the schedule.

On the Rhine River, Riverside Debussy will continue to sail through the Netherlands and Belgium in spring 2026 and 2027 during tulip season. 

During summer, Debussy will operate the Amsterdam-Basel route, including new four- and five-night sailings. 

In spring and fall 2026, the ship repositions to the Danube, sailing a seven-night Bavarian itinerary before spending a month exploring the Lower Danube between Hungary and Romania.

Don't miss a single travel story: subscribe to PAX today!  Click here to follow PAX on Facebook.