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RHINE GETAWAY Basel to Amsterdam X 8-Day Cruise with 6 Guided Tours in 4 Countries THE North NETHERLANDS Sea Amsterdam GERMANY Kinderdijk RHINE Bruges Cologne BELGIUM Rüdesheim MOSELLE Koblenz Speyer Heidelberg FRANCE Strasbourg RHINE Cruise Breisach N Basel Lucerne SWITZERLAND ITALY Lake Como RHINE GETAWAY Basel to Amsterdam X 8-day cruise with 6 guided tours in 4 countries DAY DESTINATION ACTIVITIES DAY DESTINATION ACTIVITIES 1 Basel We meet you at the Basel airport 5 Rhine River Cruise the Middle Rhine, a UNESCO Site & take you to your ship*; free time Koblenz Marksburg Castle excursion 2 Breisach Black Forest scenery tour with & evening at leisure clock-making demonstration 6 Cologne Walking tour & Gothic Cathedral visit; 3 Strasbourg Walking tour featuring the free time Strasbourg Cathedral 7 Kinderdijk Tour Kinderdijk windmills, a UNESCO Site 4 Heidelberg Half-day city tour featuring Heidelberg 8 Amsterdam We take you from your ship to the Castle & free time Amsterdam airport Rüdesheim Evening at leisure to stroll the Drosselgasse Join President Dottie King on the Viking Longship Eir June 14-21, 2019 Explore Castles & Cathedrals Overlook the Rhine from Germany’s best-preserved medieval castle. Discover the various culinary traditions of Alsace. Explore the Black Forest and visit a local workshop to see a cuckoo clock-making demonstration. Turreted fortresses, grand cathedrals, historic cities, medieval towns and spectacular scenery of the Middle Rhine—little ALL THIS IS INCLUDED: wonder that the Rhine is one of Europe’s best-loved rivers. From • 8-day cruise with river-view stateroom Amsterdam and Cologne to Basel, this 8-day journey reveals a rich • One complimentary shore excursion landscape of beauty and culture. in every port of call • All onboard meals including Learn more and take at tour of the Viking Longship Eir at regional specialties http://www.vikingrivercruises.com/myagent/hauteadventures/ • Beer, wine & soft drinks with onboard lunch & dinner Haute Adventures • Visit 5 UNESCO World Heritage Sites 812-201-9113 | hauteadventures.com • Unlimited free Wi-Fi • Port taxes & fees 3/18 RHINE GETAWAY Basel to Amsterdam X 8-day cruise with 6 guided tours in 4 countries Prices start at $3174 per person with the group discount. Category Pricing: Standard Stateroom (F) $3174 Standard Stateroom (E) $3274 French Balcony Stateroom (D) $3474 French Balcony Stateroom (C) $3674 Veranda Stateroom (B) $3874 Veranda Stateroom (A) $4074 Veranda Suite (AA) $5674 Single Supplement: A 100% single supplement rate will be charged on all categories except Single category staterooms, if available. Additional single supplement charges will apply to hotel/land programs. Air: Air is additional and will be priced using the Viking promotion valid at the time of booking. Deposit: A deposit of $500 per person is required to confirm a cabin. The rates are guaranteed when paid in full by 14 December 2018. For more information on the Rhine Getaway, please contact Susan Turner at (812) 535-5143 or via email at [email protected]. Contact Ann Marie Foote to reserve your spot at [email protected]. Haute Adventures 812-201-9113 | hauteadventures.com Terms & Conditions: This flyer is intended for travel agency use. Itinerary is subject to change. Viking reserves the right to correct any errors or omissions and to change all fares, fees and surcharges at any time. Additional terms and conditions may apply; see your Travel Agent for details or view the Passenger Ticket Contract at vikingrivercruises.com (USA) or vikingrivercruisescanada.com (Canada). CST# 2052644-40 Bookings must be made through Haute Adventures. Any bookings made online or through the reservations department cannot be transferred into the SMWC group. Any bookings made outside the group will not be in any way associated with the group..
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