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Emerald Sky — 7-Night Europe Cruise from Basel
Emerald Sky

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7-Night Europe Cruise from Basel

7 nights · Europe · 9 ports of call

7-night Europe cruise aboard Emerald Sky, departing Basel and calling at Breisach, Kehl, Strasbourg, Mannheim, Koblenz and Cologne and 2 more.

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At a glance

Cruise line
Emerald Cruises
Duration
7 nights
Region
Europe · Western Europe · Rhine
Departs
Basel
Returns
Amsterdam

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Where this voyage takes you

BaselBreisachKehlStrasbourgMannheimKoblenzCologneDüsseldorfAmsterdam
Voyage route — calls shown in order; map is schematic.

Day-by-day itinerary

  1. Day
    1
    • Basel

      Basel

      A Swiss city on the Rhine where Switzerland, France and Germany meet, and a common starting point for Rhine cruises. Its old town climbs from the river to a red sandstone cathedral and a medieval market square ringed by guild houses.

      • Basel Münster
      • Old town
      • Rhine starting point
  2. Day
    2
    • Breisach

      Breisach

      A small town on the Rhine at the edge of Germany's Kaiserstuhl wine country, just across the river from France's Alsace. It is crowned by the St. Stephan minster on its hilltop and serves as the river gateway to Freiburg and the southern Black Forest.

      • St. Stephan minster
      • Kaiserstuhl vineyards
      • Black Forest gateway
  3. Day
    3
    • Kehl

      Kehl

      A German town on the right bank of the Rhine, directly across the river from Strasbourg in France. A bridge and garden link the two banks, and the riverside park makes it a crossing point for cruises between Germany and Alsace.

      • Two Banks Garden
      • Rhine bridge
      • Strasbourg nearby
    • Strasbourg

      Strasbourg

      The capital of France's Alsace, set on the Rhine close to the German border. Its Grande Île old town centres on a soaring pink-sandstone cathedral and the canal-laced lanes of Petite France, while the modern European Parliament sits across the city.

      • Strasbourg Cathedral
      • Petite France
      • European Parliament
  4. Day
    4
    • Mannheim

      Mannheim

      A city in southwest Germany where the Neckar meets the Rhine, laid out on a grid of numbered blocks rather than street names. The baroque palace is among Europe's largest, and the water tower anchors a green boulevard through the centre.

      • Mannheim Palace
      • Wasserturm
      • Squares grid
  5. Day
    5
    • Koblenz

      Koblenz

      A German city at the meeting of the Rhine and Moselle rivers, the point known as the Deutsches Eck or 'German Corner'. A cable car climbs from the headland to the Ehrenbreitstein fortress, and the town marks the northern end of the Rhine Gorge.

      • Deutsches Eck
      • Ehrenbreitstein Fortress
      • Rhine cable car
  6. Day
    6
    • Cologne

      Cologne

      A Rhineland city dominated by its twin-spired Gothic cathedral, the tallest in Germany when built. River cruises call beside the old town, where the cathedral, riverside promenade and 12 Romanesque churches sit within easy walking distance.

      • Cologne Cathedral
      • Old town
      • Rhine promenade
    • Düsseldorf

      Düsseldorf

      A city on the Rhine in western Germany, capital of North Rhine-Westphalia and a hub of fashion and finance. Düsseldorf is known for the historic Altstadt and its rows of taverns, the riverside promenade, and the modern architecture of the MedienHafen.

      • Altstadt taverns
      • Rhine promenade
      • MedienHafen
  7. Day
    7
    • Amsterdam

      Amsterdam

      The Dutch capital, laced with concentric canals and gabled merchant houses from its 17th-century golden age. Most river sailings depart from here, leaving time for the Rijksmuseum, the Anne Frank House or a stroll through the Jordaan before lines cast off.

      • Rijksmuseum
      • Anne Frank House
      • Jordaan canals
  8. Day
    8
    • Amsterdam

      Amsterdam

      The Dutch capital, laced with concentric canals and gabled merchant houses from its 17th-century golden age. Most river sailings depart from here, leaving time for the Rijksmuseum, the Anne Frank House or a stroll through the Jordaan before lines cast off.

      • Rijksmuseum
      • Anne Frank House
      • Jordaan canals

Upcoming departures

  • 5 Jun 2026
  • 5 Jun 2026
  • 12 Jun 2026
  • 12 Jun 2026
  • 28 Jul 2027
  • 28 Jul 2027

Upcoming sailings of this itinerary — a NestCruise advisor confirms current availability and your fare.

7-Night Europe Cruise from Basel FAQ

Which ports does this cruise visit?

This 7-night Europe cruise calls at Basel, Breisach, Kehl, Strasbourg, Mannheim, Koblenz, Cologne, Düsseldorf and Amsterdam.

How many days are spent at sea?

This is a port-intensive itinerary with no full days at sea.

Where does this cruise depart from?

It departs from Basel and ends in Amsterdam.

How long is this cruise?

7 nights aboard Emerald Sky.

When does this itinerary sail?

Upcoming departures include 5 Jun 2026, 5 Jun 2026, 12 Jun 2026 and 12 Jun 2026. A NestCruise advisor can confirm current availability.

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About: Emerald Sky — 7-Night Europe Cruise from Basel

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Adults
18+
2
Children
2–17 years
0
Infants
6–23 months
0
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