National Geographic Expeditions – River Cruises

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  • Kuekenhof is one of the largest flower gardens in the world. Travelers on the National Geographic Expeditions River Cruise through Holland and Belgium will have a chance to see over seven million tulips, daffodils and other vibrant flowers during this experience. (Matt Stroshane, Photographer)
  • National Geographic Photography Expert Gianluca Colla works with a traveler on the National Geographic Expeditions River Cruise through Holland and Belgium to share photography tips. Throughout the itinerary, Colla shared tips for both digital camera and mobile phone photography, emphasizing that special equipment isn’t needed to capture great images. (Matt Stroshane, Photographer)
  • On a cruise through the canals of Amsterdam, travelers on the springtime National Geographic River Cruise through Holland and Belgium will experience the city’s renowned history and architecture aboard a glass-roofed boat. (Matt Stroshane, Photographer)
  • Aboard the Rhine River Cruise: Basel to Amsterdam, travelers journey alongside two National Geographic Experts to four different countries linked by this fabled waterway. This image depicts the AmaMora cruising past the medieval town of Cochem, Germany. (Photo Courtesy of AmaWaterways)
  • Renowned geographer Jan Nijman addresses travelers on the National Geographic Expeditions River Cruise through Holland and Belgium. Nijman is a featured National Geographic Expert on this itinerary, offering guests his in-depth perspective as it pertains to their travels. (Matt Stroshane, Photographer)
  • National Geographic Photography Expert Gianluca Colla accompanied travelers on the National Geographic Expeditions River Cruise through Holland and Belgium to share photography tips and unique insights from his photography career. Colla shared tips for both digital camera and mobile phone photography, emphasizing that special equipment isn’t needed to capture great images. (Matt Stroshane, Photographer)
  • The Danube River Cruise: Budapest to Vilshofen follows the Danube River through five countries. Travelers aboard this European sailing gain insight from a National Geographic Expert on the history and culture of the region while also photographing the destination alongside a National Geographic Photography Expert. (Photo Courtesy of AmaWaterways)
  • The Danube River Cruise: Budapest to Vilshofen follows the Danube River through five countries. Travelers aboard this European sailing gain insight from a National Geographic Expert on the history and culture of the region while gaining photography tips from a National Geographic Photography Expert. (Photo Courtesy of AmaWaterways)
  • During a walking tour of Ghent, travelers on the springtime National Geographic Expeditions River Cruise through Holland and Belgium will experience the unique medieval history and architecture that the Belgian city has to offer. (Matt Stroshane, Photographer)
  • Kinderdijk, a World Heritage Site, is home to 19 windmills constructed in the 18th century. Travelers on the National Geographic Expeditions River Cruise through Holland and Belgium will have a chance to walk, bike or boat through the impressive and picturesque site. (Matt Stroshane, Photographer)
  • A traveler on the National Geographic Expeditions River Cruise through Holland and Belgium takes a photo of flowers at Keukenhof, one of the largest flower gardens in the world. (Matt Stroshane, Photographer)
  • In Rotterdam, travelers on the National Geographic Expeditions River Cruise through Holland and Belgium will have plenty of options to explore what the city has to offer, including optional bike tours, a museum excursion and more. (Matt Stroshane, Photographer)
  • An excursion into the historic town of Veere is an optional experience during the National Geographic Expeditions River Cruise itinerary through Holland and Belgium. Travelers will bike to the town, stopping along the way to do a tasting at a cheese farm. (Gareth Tate, Photographer)
  • The historic city of Antwerp is bursting with unique cultural experiences, including medieval architecture, museums, and art. Travelers on the National Geographic Expeditions River Cruise through Holland and Belgium will experience all of this and more during their trip. (Gareth Tate, Photographer)
  • A National Geographic Expert and National Geographic Photography Expert will accompany each departure on the National Geographic Expeditions River Cruise through Holland and Belgium. Prominent photographer Gianluca Colla joined river cruisers in April to share in-depth insight and provide photography tips garnered from his world travels. (Matt Stroshane, Photographer)
  • Keukenhof, which is one of the largest flower gardens in the world, boasts over seven million tulips and other local flora during the springtime. Travelers on the National Geographic Expeditions River Cruise through Holland and Belgium will have a chance to visit these renowned gardens. (Matt Stroshane, Photographer)
  • Travelers on the National Geographic Expeditions River Cruise through Holland and Belgium will visit the charming town of Veere during an optional bike ride through the Netherlands countryside. (Gareth Tate, Photographer)
  • Evening activities for travelers on the National Geographic Expeditions River Cruise through Holland and Belgium include musical performances, fine-dining experiences, and a cocktail hour to learn from a National Geographic Expert. (Gareth Tate, Photographer)
  • Travelers on the National Geographic Expeditions River Cruise through Holland and Belgium will explore the streets of Brugge to enjoy the city’s grand architecture, which dates back to the 13th century. (Gareth Tate, Photographer)
  • The sun sets over Rotterdam’s most iconic landmark, the Erasmusbrug (which translates to Eramus Bridge in English). Travelers on the National Geographic Expeditions River Cruise through Holland and Belgium will spend an afternoon exploring Rotterdam, one of the largest ports in the world.
  • Travelers will enjoy magnificent architecture and well-preserved historical sites in the city of Brugge, a favorite stop during the National Geographic Expeditions River Cruise itinerary through Holland and Belgium. (Gareth Tate, Photographer)
  • Travelers on the springtime National Geographic Expeditions River Cruise through Holland and Belgium will enjoy exceptional amenities, elegant dining and more aboard a world-class river ship operated by AmaWaterways. (Matt Stroshane, Photographer)