National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions - NEW European River Expeditions Itineraries
- MMV
- Jun 17
- 2 min read
Starting in 2026, discover Europe’s most scenic waterways from a fresh perspective with National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions, featuring two itineraries in relationship with Transcend Cruises. These expertly crafted itineraries will allow travelers to discover Europe’s riverside cities, towns and villages more deeply through the lens of National Geographic while sailing in luxurious comfort aboard the 120-guest Connect, a brand-new river ship rooted in sustainable design.
Each voyage will feature a seasoned expedition team that includes National Geographic experts, including historians, photo instructors and cultural experts, along with exclusive opportunities like private access to famed castles and after-hours museum visits.
Rhine River: Castles, Culture and Culinary Delights
Sail along the iconic Rhine River, a spectacularly scenic route lined with stirring history, stunning landscapes and exceptional cuisine. Pass through the dramatic Rhine Gorge with its rolling hills and lush vineyards before calling on a medley of charming towns, from Germany’s Mainz, Frankfurt and Heidelberg to Strasbourg and Colmar in France’s Alsace region. Along the way, explore ancient castles, stroll cobblestoned streets, and indulge in private wine tastings and traditional feasts.
Holland and Belgium: Medieval History and Scenic Waterways
Journey along the Rhine and other picturesque waterways of Holland and Belgium, where centuries of rich culture, art and history come to life amidst vibrant tulip fields, iconic windmills and fairytale towns. Travel down Amsterdam’s scenic canals, call on historic cities such as Antwerp and Delft, and take in the serene Dutch countryside while delving into the region’s defining artistic legacy, deep-rooted Jewish history and culinary delights.
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Ready to see Europe like never before on a National Geographic-Lindblad Expedition? Contact your Magical Moments Vacations agent today or click HERE for more information.
