AmaDolce Review

AmaDolce Christmas Market Cruise on Danube

Review for Europe River Cruise on AmaDolce
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sauunders
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Dec 2011
Traveled with children

I just got back from the AmaDolce, 7 night Danube cruise from Budapest to Nurmberg. After 33 ocean cruises, it was time to experience the wonders of River Cruising in Europe. As a travel agent, people look to me for my expertise, and I needed to experience this, so I could sell it to my clients.

We flew in a day early (something we always recommend to our flying customers) and enjoyed the hillside Buda part of the city. The next day, we checked into the beautiful AmaDolce ship to begin our voyage. Even though we flew in early, our luggage was still lost for several days, but it is so nice to get into the city a day early so you can get a chance to catch your breath before beginning your journey. It also allows a little wiggle room in case you have flight delays, etc.

Instead of including all the details about the trip and the port stops, etc, I have decided to critique the ship and river cruising in general, and to explain the differences that made this trip stand out so much above the rest.

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Cabin Bal

Definitely worth the price to upgrade to a French Balcony. We went thru 26 locks on our trip and it was so nice to see many of them from the privacy of our own room

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