Clicking on this article means you are already planning for your European Jewish vacation next year! Well, who wouldn’t love to travel the world after this coronavirus pandemic subsides, right? If you are looking for great destinations to go to, continue reading (and book a cabin too, they’re selling out fast!).
Normandy-Seine (Northern France)
We can not talk about European river cruises without mentioning France! After all, we all LOVE Paris and French kosher food. Join Kosher River Cruises on a Glatt kosher holidays extravaganza this 2021 on its Normandy-Seine River Cruise. This trip is like no other, why? First, the destinations will be immersive and unforgettable. And second, you’ll learn about Jewish heroism through the river cruises’ onboard lectures.
Here are the locations included during the seven-day cruise: Paris, Conflans, Les Andelys, Rouen, Honfleur, Caudebec-En-Caux, and Vernon.
Douro (Spain & Portugal)
Besides France, Spain and Portugal are two of Europe’s gems. So if you want to experience the wonders of the Iberian Peninsula, you’re very welcome to join Kosher River Cruises’ Douro River Cruise. Home to the Sephardic Jews, walking through the landmarks and destinations during this trip will take you back in time. Visit heritage cities like Salamanca, taste the wine of Porto, and bring home souvenirs, photographs, and memories.
Here are the locations included during the seven-day cruise: Porto, Regua, Vega de Terron, Salamanca, Barca d’Alva, and Pinhao.
Danube (Central Europe)
If you’re looking for a romantic and tranquil river cruise that’s not in France or Iberian Peninsula, the Danube River Cruise by Kosher River Cruises is the best choice for you! At the very heart of the European continent, you’ll explore various cities from three different countries. Experience unique kosher food, welcoming cultures, and majestic sites during this cruise. Can you imagine having a journey on a floating five-star hotel? Well, book a cabin today!
Here are the locations included during the seven-day cruise: Budapest, Bratislava, Vienna, Wachau Valley, Mauthausen, Linz, and Passau.
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