A European Cruise is the perfect choice for somebody who wants to see the incredible history, different cultures and breathtaking beauty of Europe, without having the hassle of driving or waiting in long lines at train stations. On a European Cruise, the scenery is surreal, with medieval villages, stone doorways, cobblestone streets, snow-capped mountains, olive groves and vineyards, timeless castles, monasteries, cathedrals and cottages that look like they've materialized untouched from painting from centuries long passed. A European Cruise is a truly beautiful experience like no other cruise destination, and all while you are sitting back and relaxing in a cruise atmosphere,.....with not a care on your mind. A Priceless Experience!

Coincidently, it also happens that most major cities of Europe were built on the costal waterways or rivers of the continent, so each city is definitely a spectacular vision to be seen right from the deck or balcony of your cruise ship on a European Cruise. Travel between most major ports of call is done at night, so you have a full day to discover each port on a European Cruise. Also even though the Euro dollar is higher than U.S. currency currently, this does not effect the European Cruise traveler, since all onboard prices are based on the U.S. dollar. In addition, a knowledge of the native language of these different European countries is not as important, since the passengers and crew speak mostly English. Of course international hand gestures, with a few local language words thrown in, still work wonders. This taken into consideration, if you are traveling on an American Cruise Line during your European Cruise..

A European Cruise is a chance to really sample the flavor and variety of different cultures and countries, so you know which countries you would like to return to and visit again and experience whatever unique countries caught your interest the most.

CLIA-(Cruise Lines International Association’s) statistics report that a European Cruise is in high demand, and cruise clients are already booking their European Cruise way into 2008. Some cruise lines that offer a European cruise are; Carnival Cruises, Celebrity Cruises, Crystal Cruises, Holland America Cruises, Norwegian Cruises, Princess Cruises, Royal Caribbean Cruises, Costa Cruises, MSC Cruises and Windstar cruises. Some popular destinations on a European Cruise are; the British Isles, England, Scotland, Ireland, Scandinavia, Denmark, Sweden, Holland, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Portugal, France, Germany, Austria, Italy, Monaco, Russia, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Greenland. A European Cruise can be as little as 7 days, some average 10 days to 57 days or even longer depending on the different destinations or if they are combined with a world cruise.

A European Cruise offers river cruises as well as ocean cruises. A European Cruise as a river cruise you can sail rivers like the Rhine, Danube, Elbe and Seine and spend time ashore in such cities as Prague, Budapest and Vienna renowned for their history filled medieval castles and magnificent cathedrals. River Cruises usually are on a smaller more intimate ship with fewer passengers and offer more time spent ashore than an ocean European Cruise. Spring and Fall are the best times to book a European Cruise with Travel Express as the cruise prices are lower, the crowds are smaller, and the weather is mild. So go to any of our Travel Express cruiser friendly web sites and search for your European Cruise. Book your European Cruise online with Travel Express now, because these cruises sell out very quickly. Everyone wants to sail into the past of European history and a European Cruise will take you there. Don't forget the Travel Express Bonus for "Free Trip Insurance" and our "Low Price Guarantee" for a European Cruise.