Uniworld Boutique River Cruises is inviting you to harvest time, in Europe. This September and October will be a memorable occasion in Europe’s wine-growing regions. Add to that some perfect westher, and you’ve got a vacation to write home about. With most of the tourists heading home, the wine connoisseurs come and delight in the most serene season of the year! Whether you are a wine connoisseur or are just beginning your journey into the wonderful world of wine, join Uniworld in toasting the 2009 harvest along Europe’s great rivers.
Embark on a journey that will explore the history and culture of world renowned vineyards and wineries where some of the world’s finest vintages are made. Explore, taste, and indulge in the fine wines from some of Europe’s most captivating cities and towns along the banks of the Rhine, Moselle, Danube, and Douro rivers.
Take advantage of Uniworld’s special limited time “2 for 1” offer on a number of October 2009 sailings. Book and deposit on these cruises on or before June 30, 2009, so you can take a companion on a complimentary river cruise. “2 for 1” savings is applicable on the following cruises and dates:
Danube Discovery: Nuremberg to Vienna, 9 Days | October 18 and 19
Portugal, Spain, & the Douro River Valley: Lisbon to Porto, 11 Days | October 22
Legendary Rhine & Moselle: Basel to Amsterdam, 14 Days | October 10
Paris and the Heart of Europe: Paris to Vienna, 18 Days | October 10
Uniworld’s fall harvest river cruises include—lavishly appointed riverview stateroom; all meals with complimentary fine wine, beer, and soft drinks served during dinner; special celebratory dining events; festive onboard entertainment; captivating shore excursions hosted by English-speaking local guides; and all transfers on arrival and departure days.
To see more information on these cruises, please visit my website at America’s Vacation Center.
To purchase one of these cruise specials, please contact me at 1-888-579-8706, or email me. Technorati has many articles on Uniworld Boutique River Cruises as well.
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Any travel that allows you to enter the wine countries is a trip worth taking.