Tagged: Viva Cruises

River cruise specialist, VIVA Cruises, has unveiled exciting news for the 2022 season: two brand new ships will be joining the fleet in 2022 and two further vessels will be given a fresh new look and sailing exclusively for VIVA Cruises next year. (more…)

Despite the current lockdown and travel restrictions, river cruise specialist, VIVA Cruises, has been working hard to welcome visitors on board as soon as it is safe to do so. For the 2021 season, VIVA Cruises will be having three ships running exclusively for the brand, which will be given a fresh new look and name and sailing all year round. (more…)

After a successful restart of its European itineraries post lockdown, river cruise specialist, VIVA Cruises, is expanding its cruise offering for 2021. (more…)

The first post Covid-19 cruise from river cruise specialist, VIVA Cruises, has recently come to an end after a safe and pleasant eight-night journey along the scenic Rhine River on the maiden voyage of the new Viva Tiara. (more…)

River cruise specialist, VIVA Cruises, has launched new four-night cruises in Germany, which will be ready for the imminent summer season. (more…)

Viva Cruises is ‘bringing’ its newest ship, VIVA TIARA, to the comfort of our own homes. The European river cruise specialist has just launched a comprehensive virtual 360° tour to showcase the look and feel of its new modern design and to inspire guests for the next river cruise adventure. (more…)

River cruise specialist, VIVA Cruises, is currently building its very first ship to join the company’s 10-strong fleet in June 2021. (more…)

River cruise specialist, VIVA Cruises, is re-launching its flagship vessel VIVA TIARA in March 2020. The ship, currently under a comprehensive renovation, will become the very first ship owned by the young European river tour operator. (more…)

European river cruise brand Viva Cruises has announced plans to expand into the North American market. The company operates a fleet of 10 vessels on the Seine, Rhine, Main, Danube, Vltava, Elbe, Moselle and Rhone rivers, as well as the Black Sea. (travelagentcentral.com)