These are twin ships, specifically designed as river cruisers. There is a lounge featuring local entertainment, a library, conference facilities, hairdresser, and laundry. The public areas are decorated with original works of art from 18th and 19th century artists. There are medical facilities. German and English are spoken on board.
Passengers visit villages and towns along the river waterways, including vineyards.
One excursion goes to Camargue, a natural reserve in the Rhone delta that is home to herds of white horses, black bulls and pink flamingos. The Rhine and Moselle cruise is from Amsterdam and returns to Arnhem with stops in Cologne, Bonn, Rudesheim, Cochem and Dusselldorf. All are air-conditioned with a picture window, private shower and bath, tv and direct dial telephone. There is a lounge bar, solarium, fitness room and whirlpool. All are outside with twin beds convertible to double, a picture window, telephone, tv, individual air-conditioning and heating controls and bathroom with shower.