Having cascaded down from the Swiss mountains and through the
UNESCO-listed Upper Middle Rhine, where fairytale forests line the
banks, turreted castles peeking through the canopy, the Rhine River
gently drifts to its final point, an inlet on the Dutch coast. It
makes its way elegantly through Belgium and the Netherlands, steep
landscapes giving way to flatlands of wonderful flower-filled
meadows. Enjoy drifting past the lazy windmills and sleepy villages
of the undiscovered Rhine, a waterway of tranquil charm and quiet
majesty.
Flowing nonstop for nearly 800 miles, from its mountain source
all the way to the North Sea, some of the Rhine's most spectacular
sights include The Rhine Gorge, the city of Amsterdam, Lorelei
Rock, and the attractive medieval town of Heidelberg.
