Destinations

Alleys, Canals and Cathedrals

Maastricht, set on a river, invites you to enjoy waterside terraces, dine in the historic harbour and cruise past bridges and towers

Departure :

Kerkdriel

Via :

Ravenstein

Arrival :

Kerkdriel

From

2385€

from 17/10/26 to 31/10/26 on Cruiser Comfort XL 2/4 Pers.

The must-sees
Our tips for your cruise

Explore the rolling landscapes of Limburg

Sail through a unique region of the Netherlands, where hills, castles, and green landscapes await.

Discover the charm of historic towns

Visit cities like Maastricht and Roermond, rich in cultural heritage and remarkable architecture. Immerse yourself in the unique character of Limburg.

Savor the art of living and local specialties

Stop to taste regional dishes and experience the hospitality of Limburg. Combine gourmet delights with relaxing moments in a friendly setting.

The itinerary
The steps of your cruise

Hertogenbosch

Veghel

Maastricht

Venlo

Ravenstein

Return to Kerkdriel

Hertogenbosch

The name ’s-Hertogenbosch evokes the warm hospitality of Brabant,but the city offers much more than that. There’s plenty to explore: visit the famous St. John’s Cathedral, enjoy a coffee with a Bossche Bol (a large cream puff covered in a thick layer of chocolate) on Markt Square, or take a boat trip on the Binnendieze. This ancient river flows largely beneath the city’s buildings through vaulted tunnels. Don’t miss the old boats moored in front of the elegant façades of the Binnenhaven,they’re well worth a look too.

Veghel

Situated between ’s-Hertogenbosch (Bois-le-Duc) and Helmond, Veghel is a natural stop along the Zuid-Willemsvaart canal. Although the town dates back to the Middle Ages, only a few remnants of that era remain. The main street still showcases some monumental buildings. Navigation used to pass through the center of Helmond, but since 1993, the Zuid-Willemsvaart bypasses the town via a large curve. Near the old canal, you’ll spot Helmond Castle, dating from 1400, which now houses the town hall and a museum. Apart from the castle, Helmond has few historical buildings but is known for its striking modern architecture, including its iconic stilt houses, famous for their unique design.

Maastricht

Difficult to summarize in a few sentences,culture, nature, and history blend here. Expect historic architecture, designer shops, waterside terraces, chic dining, caves, towers, ramparts, bustling events year-round, vineyards, and a beautiful river setting. Enjoy long summer evenings at Vrijthof or Onze Lieve Vrouwenplein, stroll in the stylish Stokstraat quarter, and dine by the water near the Sint-Servaasbrug.

Venlo

Venlo, stretching across both sides of the River Maas, is a lively city full of discoveries. Its historic center hosts a bustling shopping area and striking landmarks like the beautiful 1569 city hall on Markt Square, the 15th-century Sint-Martinuskerk, and the 1611 Ald Weishoes Latin school. Venlo surprises visitors with its hidden corners, culinary delights, vibrant cultural life, and festive events , making it well worth a day’s visit.

Ravenstein

A welcoming small town still partly enclosed by medieval walls. You’ll find charming old buildings like the town hall on Marktplein and remnants of the old city gate.

Return to Kerkdriel

If you wish, the Zandmeren area offers even more opportunities to enjoy the region: swim at the designated beach, go for a walk or bike ride, or relax at a waterfront café or restaurant with a coffee, snack, lunch or dinner. On Zandstraat, you’ll find several options, including Restaurant De Dukdalf, Pavilion 212, and Brandend Zand ("Burning Sand").