Riverside Luxury Cruises has opened reservations for its 2028 river cruise season, highlighted by the debut of the Riverside Mahler.
The company said in a press release that the upcoming program features sailings from early spring through the end of December, ranging from short three-night getaways to extended 23-night journeys, and adds expert-led theme cruises to the 2028 sailing schedule.
The Mozart will continue to sail the Upper and Lower Danube, while Riverside Ravel will take guests along the Rhone and Saone rivers in France.
The company added that guests who book any 2028 sailing before June 30, 2027, will receive an 18 percent discount on the sailing price, applicable to all suite categories and package types. Adding the Mahler will increase sailings through the Main-Danube Canal, connecting the Rhine and Danube, to 12 departures in 2028, up from four in 2026 and two in 2027, the press release added.
The Debussy will begin the 2028 season in March with its spring tulip sailings through the Netherlands and Belgium, followed by a sojourn into the Lower Danube.
In early summer, the Debussy will introduce new nine- and 10-night itineraries between Amsterdam and Basel that incorporate the Moselle River and offer an extended cruise through the Rhine and its tributaries.
Through the summer and fall, the Debussy will continue to offer Amsterdam–Basel sailings, Dutch Waterways itineraries and additional journeys into the Danube, before concluding the season with Christmas market sailings on the Rhine.
The Mahler, debuting in May 2028, will join the Debussy in an expanded program connecting the Danube and Rhine.
The ship will spend the summer sailing between the two rivers, with itineraries linking destinations in Germany, Austria and Hungary with Amsterdam and Basel.
In September, the Mahler will sail the Lower Danube before returning to the Rhine in October and will conclude its inaugural season with Christmas sailings on the Danube.
The Mozart will continue to offer sailings along the Upper and Lower Danube, adding a new seven-night Vienna-to-Budapest itinerary that includes the Wachau Valley.
The line has also added a new Hungarian port to the Mozart’s schedule.
