This tour takes in Kladovo takes customers from the ship to HPP Đerdap I, one of the largest hydropower plants on the Danube. An expert guide explains how the facility converts the river’s flow into energy. The itinerary continues through the Iron Gates Gorge, where the Danube narrows between high limestone cliffs, offering notable viewpoints. A photo stop is included at the remains of Trajan’s Bridge, an important example of Roman engineering. (£79 per person).

This guided walking tour provides an overview of Kladovo and its key historical sites. The route begins with a short walk to the Djerdap Museum, which presents the history and archaeology of the Iron Gates region. The tour then continues to the 16th‑century Fetislam Fortress, including a guided exploration of its grounds and views over the Danube. (£45 per person).

This two‑hour tour combines a guided walk through Cologne’s historic centre with a visit to the Time Ride VR attraction. An expert guide leads participants through key areas of the city, highlighting notable architecture and providing views of Cologne Cathedral. The tour then continues to Time Ride, where a 45‑minute virtual reality experience presents different periods of Cologne’s history using immersive technology. Visitors take part in small groups. The itinerary offers a mix of traditional sightseeing and a modern interpretive experience before concluding. (£49 per person only available on TUI Aria).

Swap a relaxing bath for a waterfall adventure on this six‑hour trip to Rhine Falls Neuhausen. After a scenic coach ride along the River Rhine, passing Medieval Laufenburg and crossing into Germany, you’ll travel through the hills and vineyards of the Klettgau region. Then, step out in front of Europe’s largest and most powerful waterfall. Take photos before the mist hits, explore the viewing platforms, or join a boat trip for a closer look. You’ll have two hours to visit Schloss Laufen too, a thousand‑year‑old hilltop castle with a walkway just feet from the water, before returning to Basel. (£95 per person).

This guided walking tour focuses on Ghent’s culinary traditions and local specialities. A guide leads participants through the city’s historic centre, providing information on its food culture and regional products. The tour includes tastings of East Flemish beers such as Augustijn, Tripel Karmeliet and Ename Blond. Guests also sample local cheeses and meats, including Ganda and Breydel hams, East Flemish sausages and Ghent horse sausage, served with Tierenteyn mustard. The final stop is Sophie’s Sweets & Chocolates, where visitors try selected confectionery, including cookies and pralines, before returning to the coach. (£48 per person).

This half‑day tour visits the UNESCO‑listed windmills of Kinderdijk, a network of 18th‑century mills built for water management. The trip begins with a 30‑minute boat transfer from Rotterdam, during which several of the site’s 19 windmills can be seen along the approach. On arrival, visitors watch an introductory video about Kinderdijk’s history, tour the interior of a working windmill, and visit the museum to learn more about the area’s engineering heritage. There is free time to walk among the mills before returning to Rotterdam by boat. As some paths are uneven, suitable walking shoes are recommended. (£55 per person).

This three‑and‑a‑half‑hour walking tour begins at the waterfront and passes Amsterdam Central Station en route to the city centre. The route follows Damrak, Amsterdam’s main thoroughfare, and includes a visit to Dam Square. During the tour, participants stop to sample Old Amsterdam, a mature Gouda known for its strong aroma, rich flavour and smooth texture. Five varieties are tasted, with wine available. After the tasting, guests have one hour of free time for shopping or independent sightseeing before returning to the ship. (£47 per person).

This three‑and‑a‑half‑hour tour uses the Linz City Express to view key landmarks without extensive walking. The route covers Hauptplatz, the Neo‑Gothic cathedral and the Nibelungen Bridge over the Danube. Onboard commentary and screens provide information and interior views of selected buildings. The tour also passes the Ars Electronica Centre, a modern glass structure associated with Linz’s UNESCO City of Media Arts status. (£25 per person only available on TUI Skyla).

This 2.5‑hour tour begins at the ship, where a guide leads a walking route through Mannheim’s historic centre. The itinerary follows the city’s grid‑style streets and includes key landmarks such as the Baroque palace and the Water Tower, with commentary on local history and culture. Midway through the tour, participants stop at Café Fräulein Schiller to sample Mannheim Drecker cake, a regional speciality, served with coffee. After the break, the walk continues to additional points of interest before returning to the ship. The tour provides an overview of Mannheim’s architecture, heritage and local flavours within a compact timeframe. (£62 per person only available on TUI Aria).

This two‑hour tour explores Vukovar in a retro-style vehicle, travelling between several key landmarks. Photo stops include Eltz Castle, followed by entry to the Vukovar Water Tower, a preserved war monument that can be climbed for views over the Danube and surrounding vineyards. The itinerary also features the Museum of Vučedol Culture, which displays artefacts from one of Europe’s earliest prehistoric civilisations, including items dating back around 5,000 years. The experience concludes with a tasting of local Slavonian wine and regional snacks before guests are transported back to the ship. (£58 per person).