Cruise Through Koblenz - Discover, Dine & Relax

Most Koblenz cruises start from . Depending on which type of cruise you choose and for how long, the cost will vary. For example, the 1-hour sightseeing cruise departing from Cochem starts from €14. And, the 6-hour cruises following the Nostalgic route along River Rhine cost around €58.

It is best to pre-book Koblenz cruise tickets online to ensure guaranteed access to the boat no matter the crowd on the day of your visit. In the summer months, particularly between June to August, a number of locals also visit Koblenz during the summer holidays. Online ticket bookings ensure a worry-free experience. You may also chance upon exclusive discounts and complimentary add-ons.

Koblenz is the meeting point of the River Rhine and Moselle. You have the opportunity to explore both these waterways if you choose Koblenz cruises. Cruises going towards the Upper Middle Rhine Valley, a UNESCO-listed landscape, famous for its medieval castles, depart from Koblenz. And, boat tours leading towards the wineries, villages, and vine-clad slopes around River Moselle depart from Cochem.

The Nostalgia route Rhine cruise departs from Koblenz and goes south towards the Lorelai Rock. In between, the cruise sails past the medieval Ehrenbreitstein Fortress, the Romanesque-Gothic Marksburg Castle, and the fortified Rheinfels Castle, one of the largest ruins along the Rhine. These medieval castles are nestled amidst the Upper Middle Rhine Valley, a UNESCO-listed landscape.

Depending on which route you choose, you can see a number of castles, wineries, and vineyards on Koblenz cruises. The Nostalgia route Rhine cruise takes you through the Upper Middle Rhine Valley, dotted with the Marksburg Castle, Ehrenbreitstein Fortress, Rheinfels Castle, and more. The Cochem sightseeing cruise sails along River Moselle and crosses past Reichsburg Cochem, Eltz Castle, Thurant Castle, and more.

The Koblenz cruises are unique in the sense that they offer expansive views of both the Moselle and Rhine Valleys on your tour. You may see more or less of the valleys depending on the route you choose. The Cochem sightseeing cruise, which sails down River Moselle offers better views of the vineyards, wineries, and quaint towns nestled in the Moselle Valley. The Nostalgia Rhine cruise offers more expansive views of medieval castles and wineries in the Upper Middle Rhine Valley.

Depending on your cruise route, you can also choose the kind of boat you want to sail on. The Nostalgia Rhine route cruise offers a 1913 paddle boat steamer for a more authentic experience. The Cochem sightseeing cruise offers a luxurious boat with state-of-the-art facilities.

There are various scheduled departures throughout the day for Koblenz River cruises. The 6-hour Nostalgia Rhine cruise is only available at 9am. The 1-hour Cochem sightseeing cruise operates from 10:30am to 6pm.

June to August offer the warmest temperatures, perfect for scenic, outdoor cruises. However, you will see a huge surge in visitors around this time, particularly due to the summer holidays. Choose the shoulder seasons, April, May, September, or October to sail along the Rhine and Moselle Rivers. The temperatures are pleasant and cooler than the summer months.

There are a variety of boat tours available. If you are short on time, choose the 1-hour Cochem sightseeing boat tour. This cruise traverses between the vineyard-clad slopes and small villages along River Moselle. And, if you have more than half a day to spare, go for the Nostalgic route along the Rhine River. It will take you all the way from the Upper Middle Rhine Valley to the legendary Lorelai Rock in around 6 hours.

Koblenz River cruises are accessible to passengers in wheelchairs. The panoramic boats as well as the 1913 paddle steamer boats, both are equipped with ramps and have experienced staff on board to assist visitors in navigating around the decks.

Most river cruises departing from Koblenz and Cochem allow pets on board. Check your ticket details for more information before embarking on your journey.

All cruises going along the Rhine and Moselle rivers are suitable for children. The boats have ramps and experienced staff to assist parents with prams and strollers and make sure that they have an enjoyable experience.