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Cruise Line: Avalon Waterways    Ship: Avalon Tranquility

Ports of Call: Prague (3 Days), Prague + Nuremberg, Nuremberg, Regensburg, Passau + Linz, Melk + Vienna, Budapest (2 Days)

Departs: Thu. 11/1/12     Returns: Sun. 11/11/12     Nights: 9

The Avalon Tranquility introduces a new type of ship to cruising. The navigational bridge is located in the stern, behind the passenger section, allowing for a more spacious and gracious interior desi...  Expand

The Avalon Tranquility introduces a new type of ship to cruising. The navigational bridge is located in the stern, behind the passenger section, allowing for a more spacious and gracious interior design. The lounge and restaurant, located in the front of the vessel, give unimpeded views of the passing landscape. In addition, the Sky Deck is vast for sunning, taking pictures, or simply just relaxing. Avalon Tranquility features the Silent Drive System (SDS) created to enhance guest experiences. SDS features ship engines located at the stern, separating it from the passenger compartment, allowing for a quieter cruise experience than traditional small ships.
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Cruise Line: Avalon Waterways    Ship: Avalon Tranquility

Ports of Call: Nuremberg (2 Days), Regensburg, Passau + Linz, Melk + Vienna, Vienna, Budapest (2 Days)

Departs: Sun. 11/4/12     Returns: Sun. 11/11/12     Nights: 7

The Avalon Tranquility introduces a new type of ship to cruising. The navigational bridge is located in the stern, behind the passenger section, allowing for a more spacious and gracious interior desi...  Expand

The Avalon Tranquility introduces a new type of ship to cruising. The navigational bridge is located in the stern, behind the passenger section, allowing for a more spacious and gracious interior design. The lounge and restaurant, located in the front of the vessel, give unimpeded views of the passing landscape. In addition, the Sky Deck is vast for sunning, taking pictures, or simply just relaxing. Avalon Tranquility features the Silent Drive System (SDS) created to enhance guest experiences. SDS features ship engines located at the stern, separating it from the passenger compartment, allowing for a quieter cruise experience than traditional small ships.
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