Adagio River Cruise Ship

Intimate size warmer atmosphere While other cruise companies are focusing on larger European river ships our fleet features vessels of a smaller size ranging from 86-162 passengers with groups of 38-45.

Adagio river cruise ship. The MS River Adagio cruise ship cabins page is conveniently interlinked with its deck plans showing deck layouts combined with a legend and review of all onboard venues. The vessel ENI number 07001740 has passenger capacity 162 plus 38 crewstaff. MS River Adagio cabins review MS River Adagio cabin and suite plans are property of Grand Circle Cruise Line.

Part of the Boston-based companys fleet of 13 European river ships River Adagio -- and its sister River Aria -- is currently the largest and although it launched back in 2003 the newest. You do not mention the name of the cruise line - but assume that you will travel with Grand Circle. Enjoy personalized attention from the ship staff in your group of 38-45 travelers with its own local Program Director.

1350 m 443 ft 190. Browse over 325 expert photos and member pictures of the Grand Circle River Adagio cruise ship. 134 KB MIME type.

1350 m 443 ft 190. The Nussdorf station is in the far north of Vienna - the airport outside of the city on the south side. Wireless Internet access may be limited at certain points throughout your River Cruise.

One of the largest ships in Grand Circle Cruise Lines own private fleet the MS River Adagio was built specifically for cruising the widest part of the Danube and the deeper waters leading to the Black Sea. Available online in store or call on 0330 094 8387 now. Grand Circle River Adagio Photos.

The latest river ship added to our privately owned fleet the MS River Chanson is ready to set sail on its inaugural cruising year on the Rhone River. Each of the MS River Adagio cruise ship deck plans are conveniently combined with a legend showing cabin codes and detailed review of all the decks venues and passenger-accessible indoor and outdoor areas. Imagejpeg This is a file from the Wikimedia Commons.