| |
Home > Operators > Back to Ship
Intrav River Cruise Ships
 | |  Amadeus Classic
The flagship of the Amadeus fleet, the Austrian owned Amadeus Classic was built in 2001 specifically for river cruising. The 138-passenger Amadeus Classic features spacious public areas, such as the Panorama Bar, where, as the name suggests, large windows afford a magnificent view of the countryside along Europe's major waterways. | | | | |
| | |  | | Amadeus Princess
Celebrating her inaugural year in 2006, the Austrian-owned Amadeus Princess was built specifically for river cruising, and is — quite simply — the BEST vessel cruising the Rhine, Main, and Danube Rivers! Approximately 360 feet long and 36 feet wide, with a draft of five feet, the ship is able to operate in a wide range of shallow river areas. All cabins on two of the passenger cabin decks have floor-to-ceiling windows. Each cabin features twin beds that can be converted to queen-bed configuration. Onboard amenities include spacious public areas, such as the Panorama Bar and an elegant, window-lined dining room where all passengers are served at leisurely single seatings. An open sun deck features a walking track, the Lido bar, a small pool, and a covered area that retracts to allow the vessel to slip under Europe’s ancient bridges. A beauty salon, massage facilities, and small gym are also found on board. The Amadeus Princess has European officers and crew. There are 4 passenger decks and no elevator on board. | | | | |
| | |  | | Amadeus Royal
Celebrating her inaugural year in 2005, the Austrian-owned Amadeus Royal was built in 2004 specifically for river cruising. This brand-new ship features spacious public areas, most notably the comfortable Panorama Bar and open sun deck featuring a walking track, the Lido bar, a small pool, and a covered area that retracts to allow the vessel to slip under Europes ancient bridges. In the elegant, window-lined dining room, all passengers are served at leisurely single settings. A beauty salon, massage facilities, and small gym are also found on board.
| | | | |
| | |  | | Douro Princess
The 80-passenger Douro Princess is easily the most luxurious ship on the Douro River. Spacious public areas include the comfortable, well-appointed lounge and the elegant dining room. In addition, the Sun Deck provides an inviting place to enjoy the passing scenery. Meals are served in single seatings in the window-lined dining room. The Douro Princess was completely refurbished in 1999 and is registered in Portugal. Smoking is allowed only in the bar and on the Sun Deck. | | | | |
| | |  | | East Queen
The fully air-conditioned East Queen is 300 feet long, 54 feet wide, with a shallow draft designed for river cruising. The panoramic restaurant, featuring Chinese and Western cuisine, serves meals in single seatings. Other facilities include an observation lounge, snack bar, boutique, night club, fitness center with sauna and whirlpool, and ample deck space. Physician on board. | | | | |
| | |  | | Glushkov
The 222–Passenger Glushkov has been exclusively chartered by INTRAV for this cruise. All cabins are outside and feature a minirefrigerator and private bath facilities with shower. Measuring 425 feet in length, with a 55-foot beam and a draft of 10 feet, the ship’s intimate size contributes to its comfort and friendliness without sacrificing service and convenience. Public areas include two bars, a beauty salon, sauna, and reading room. Your adventure will be enhanced by informal discussions by our guest speaker.
The atmosphere on board is casual. No formal evenings, Broadway shows, or casinos. The attractively decorated dining rooms serve a variety of Continental and regional specialties. The Glushkov has a spacious promenade deck, where passengers can view the riverbanks, quaint towns, and onion-domed cathedrals. Built specifically for river cruising, the ship makes the most of the passing scenery. | | | | |
| | |  | | Monet
Built in 1970, the M/V Monet has been refurbished and designed to serve as a large luxury yacht. It has been completely refitted with 30 handsomely appointed, fully air-conditioned outside cabins, ranging in size from 110 square feet. Elegant public spaces include a spacious lounge dedicated to the French artist Claude Monet and featuring museum-quality photos of the artist, and the glittering but intimate Nymphea Restaurant where meals are served daily at single leisurely settings. Shipboard amenities include a piano bar, two sun decks with a splash pool, and a Jacuzzi. The ship has no elevators.
| | | | |
| | | | Page 1 2 Next |
Intrav River Cruise Ships
 | | Novikov Priboy
The 242-passenger Novikov Priboy was built specifically for cruising the rivers of Russia. Her spacious outdoor deck areas provide ample space for enjoying the passing scenery. All cabins are outside and feature not only private bath facilities but also a convenient minirefrigerator. Her dining room serves a variety of both Continental and regional dishes. | | | | |
| | |  | | Oberoi Philae
The Oberoi Philae sets the standard of luxury and comfort in Nile River cruising. The Oberoi Philae has five passenger decks, as well as a beautiful reception area and comfortable lounge, European antiques, and Oriental carpets. Large picture windows create a light, open atmosphere. The Oberoi Philaes kitchen is equipped with top-quality, U.S. industrial appliances, and only the finest ingredients are used to prepare three meals daily served in leisurely, single open seating. Specifically designed for Nile River cruising, our deluxe ship features state-of-the-art technology and design, and the latest navigational equipment. | | | | |
| | |  | | Prince Douro
The 48-passenger Douro Prince was completely rebuilt in 2002. Public areas are spacious and comfortable and the passing scenery is always in view through the panoramic windows of the dining room. Of course, the large Sun Deck offers plenty of seating to enjoy passing views. Cabins themselves are all outside and feature twin beds that can be converted to doubles, TV/Radio, shower, and individual climate control. Main Deck cabins feature floor-to-ceiling windows with a private balcony.
| | | | |
| | |  | | Rembrandt
Introduced in 2002, the deluxe Rembrandt is capable of sailing Europe's narrow and shallow waterways, bringing her 78 guests to charming medieval villages and towns along some of the Continent's most picturesque canals and rivers. Tasteful and comfortable, the ship combines spacious public areas with generous-sized individual guest cabins that are all-outside with lower beds and private bathroom facilities. | | | | |
| | |  | | Sound of Music
Celebrating her inaugural season in 2006, Sound of Music will be the most ultradeluxe 5-star vessel sailing Europe’s waterways. Offering Austrian hospitality and a crew-to-passenger ratio of 3:1, the Sound of Music promises a level of service never before offered on a European river vessel! In addition, the ship’s single-seating restaurant and panorama lounge, though built to accommodate 150 passengers each, will serve many less in spacious style and comfort. There are 4 passenger decks and no elevator on board. | | | | |
| | |  | | Switzerland II
The Switzerland II is a comfortable river vessel built specifically to take passengers beyond the reach of conventional tourism along Europe's scenic waterways. Recently refurbished, the Switzerland II offers comfortable cabins and spacious public areas, including an open sun deck perfect for enjoying the passing countryside. Excellent meals are served in leisurely single seatings in the window-lined dining room. | | | | |
| | | | Prev Page 1 2 |
|
|
