22 lines, 32,168 sailings, every price checked nightly.
126 sailings on 3 lines · prices per person for the whole cruiseprices for two sharing a cabin, whole cruiseprices per person, per night, taxes & port fees included.
126 European river sailings leave in December 2026; 75 of them, on 2 lines, have a balcony cabin for sale. The lowest balcony price per night is $543 per person, on Viking River's Viking Nerthus (7 nights from Paris, Dec 11, $3,799 for the cruise). Prices per person with taxes and port fees, read from the booking page Oct 27, 2026.
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Striped: 51 sailings have no balcony price listed in the last two weeks. The bar shows the cheapest cabin that is priced (or, where none is, the lowest fare in the Cruisebound catalog); tap it for that sailing.
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Each line is folded to one row: its price range, and a dot on every day one of its ships sails, coloured by the best sailing that day. Tap a line to open it ship by ship: each bar is one sailing, from the day it leaves for as many nights as it lasts; the outlined bar is the cheapest here. Sailings are listed in the month they leave; a bar ending in → continues into next month. Tap a bar to open that sailing. “Usual” is the typical price of the same cabin on other dates of the same sailing, else the same ship or line at that length. Taxes and port fees included, except Viking River, whose prices exclude them.
| Cruise line | Sailings | Ships | Lowest price, whole cruise | Typical per night | Against its usual |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Viking River | 19 | 18 | $3,799 Viking Nerthus, Dec 11, 7 nights | $600 | typical (0%) |
| AmaWaterways | 56 | 19 | $4,348 AmaSiena, Dec 24, 7 nights | $832 | typical (+1%) |
Per person, taxes and port fees included, read from the booking page Oct 27, 2026. “Against its usual” is the middle of this line’s sailings here, each compared with the same cabin on other dates of the same sailing, else the same ship or line at that length.