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Explore Danube River
Awaken your spirit of adventure on the Danube River with our newly released collection of river cruise holidays for 2026. These amazing cruises chart a leisurely course through the Danube River’s beautiful scenery and charming towns and cities. Whether you’re dreaming of exploring fascinating sights and attractions, sampling local cuisine in iconic ports of call like Budapest, Vienna, Bratislava or Belgrade, or simply watching the world drift by from your comfy seat on deck, there’s a river cruise ready to turn your travel dreams into reality. With a wide choice of 2026 sailings already p...
Overview
Awaken your spirit of adventure on the Danube River with our newly released collection of river cruise holidays for 2026. These amazing cruises chart a leisurely course through the Danube River’s beautiful scenery and charming towns and cities. Whether you’re dreaming of exploring fascinating sights and attractions, sampling local cuisine in iconic ports of call like Budapest, Vienna, Bratislava or Belgrade, or simply watching the world drift by from your comfy seat on deck, there’s a river cruise ready to turn your travel dreams into reality.
With a wide choice of 2026 sailings already proving very popular, and selected 2027 and 2028 departures now on sale for those planning ahead, now is the perfect time to lock in the best itineraries and book your Danube river cruise.
Danube River Cruise Deals
* All selected offers are from prices per person.
TUI Skyla
Fly Cruise
21 Aug 2026
3 Nights
Ports
Vienna, Austria
A highlight of any cruise is a day in Austria's capital city — Vienna. Steeped in history, Vienna is packed to the brim with wonderful sights — from the world-famous Opera House and Spanish Riding School to the Burgtheatre, Town Hall, St Stephen's Cathedral, Schonbrunn Palace, and Hofburg Imperial Palace. Visit Vienna's Leopold Museum, Kunsthalle Wien and Museum of Modern Art, or get up close to exotic wildlife at Tiergarten. Make sure to admire city-wide views from the Riesenrad giant Ferris wheel and Danube Tower.
Passau, Germany
The German city of Passau — which lies at the confluence of the Danube, Ilz and Inn rivers — is your next port of call. Also known as the 'Three Rivers City', Passau is dominated by the 13th-century hilltop Veste Oberhaus fortress with its city museum and observation tower. Meander through the cobbled streets of the Baroque-style old town district, exploring City Hall, New Bishop's Residence, and the mix of handicraft shops and galleries en-route. No visit here would be complete without calling at St Stephen's Cathedral to admire the 17,774-piped organ and distinctive onion-domed towers.
Budapest, Hungary
One of eastern Europe's liveliest and most cosmopolitan cities — Budapest — offers plenty to see and do. The 19th-century Chain Bridge spans Danube River and connects the hilly Buda district with the flat Pest area. Ride the tram up Castle Hill to Buda's old town where you can step back to Roman times at Budapest History Museum and discover the World Heritage-listed Royal Palace. Admire Hungarian crown jewels at Parliament House or indulge in a hot thermal bath at Szechenyi Bath. Enjoy a photo opportunity at Heroes’ Square, before visiting Vajdahunyad Castle in nearby City Park. Savour a bird's eye view of the city from the Budapest Eye Ferris wheel and the famous Fisherman's Bastion.
