From Giurgiu (Bucharest) to Oltenita (Bucharest), Tulcea, Rousse, Vidin, Donji Milanovac, Belgrade, Mohács, Budapest, Vienna and Linz to Engelhartszell (Passau).
A tangle of islands, lakes and marshes lie ahead of you. But you haven’t wandered into an adventure novel; you’re on board the A-ROSA and you’re just about to enter the Danube Delta. Here, the river is constantly changing; since primeval times, it has been moving millions of tonnes of sediment around and offers a haven for more than 5,200 animal species. A visit to Bucharest, whose colourful history is reflected in its architecture and way of life, offers a stark contrast to the wonders of nature. Further to the west, the Carpathian Mountains loom on the horizon. Passengers can scarcely avert their gaze from the rugged cliffs. And then suddenly, the cliffs gaze back. The face of King Decebalus, which is carved into the cliffs and is 40 m high, is part of the “Iron Gates”. Behind these, the most beautiful Danube cities await their turn to be photographed. First comes Belgrade, a city that never sleeps, followed by opulent Budapest and dreamy Vienna. With nature still in your heart, you can indulge in art, history and metropolitan life.
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If you let your gaze wander above the ship’s rail as you cruise along this stretch of the river, the scenery might remind you of the Norwegian fjords. Steep rock faces covered in vegetation rise up on both sides. The water beneath you is a deep blue, and new picture-postcard scenes await you around every river bend – such as the views of the Iron Gates. With one of the most imposing strings of gorges in Europe, this used to be considered the most dangerous section of the Danube, and only those who were accompanied by local guides were allowed to pass through. The construction of a hydropower plant in 1972 made these waters much safer, however, and now there is no need to worry when you sail through the majestic landscape. Just relax and enjoy this impressive natural spectacle in the heart of Romania.
Rousse used to be called the ‘gateway to the world’. In the past, travelling merchants would stop here on their way to Constantinople. Different cultures met and had lively exchanges. The city has maintained its multicultural openness and is still seen as the most diverse of Bulgaria’s major cities.
Bucharest – Romania’s capital – is a city of fascinating contrasts. Beautiful boyar houses compete with concrete walls and glass facades, while straight avenues morph into winding streets. Bucharest is characterised by a constant contrast between poverty and prosperity. Having been under dictatorial rule during its time as a socialist republic, it still seems to be in need of regeneration today. But in spite of this, it’s still a city you can fall in love with.
Bucharest – Romania’s capital – is a city of fascinating contrasts. Beautiful boyar houses compete with concrete walls and glass facades, while straight avenues morph into winding streets. Bucharest is characterised by a constant contrast between poverty and prosperity. Having been under dictatorial rule during its time as a socialist republic, it still seems to be in need of regeneration today. But in spite of this, it’s still a city you can fall in love with.
The rough flair of the Balkans and - in contrast - a relaxed savoir-vivre characterise the Romanian capital Bucharest. The architecture is also full of contradictions. An incredibly fascinating mix that you should see for yourself! The city tour begins with a huge highlight: the monumental Palace of the Parliament, which is the second largest administrative building in the world, after the Pentagon. The following city tour will take you to the neoclassical Royal Palace, to the University Square and to the giant triumphal arch in classical Roman style.
€ 59 per person
approx. 6 h
bus and on foot
Please wear suitable clothes in church.
The ideal excursion for free spirits. After a short orientation tour, you’ll explore the fascinating city centre under your own steam. You’re sure to be impressed with its exciting blend of different architectural styles and the four vibrant boulevards that intersect in the middle. The bus will then take you back to the ship’s mooring point.
€ 42 per person
approx. 6 h
bus and on foot
They say Romania’s the land of contrasts – and Bucharest is the capital! Experience the diversity of this city, which bears witness to its rich heritage. Your tour guide will show you the city’s best sights, such as the historical centre, where German merchants used to come to trade during the Middle Ages, the ex-Communist neighbourhoods and the Palace of the Parliament – one of the world’s largest buildings – and the elegant boulevards and palaces of the old noble families that gave Bucharest the nickname ‘Little Paris’.
€ 199 per reservation for max. 5 persons
approx. 6 h
on foot
Please note: this excursion is only bookable on request. We recommend that you make a reservation online.
Bucharest is also known as Little Paris due its rich architectural heritage. When you see the parliament building – one of the largest buildings in the world – the triumphal arch, which is just as impressive as the Parisian one, and the Calea Victoriei, one of the grandest streets in Bucharest, you could be forgiven for thinking you’re in the French capital. Your driver will show you Bucharest’s highlights, and you can also book an English-speaking expert tour guide at the same time if you wish.
€ 299 per reservation for max. 5 persons
approx. 6 h
minivan and on foot
Please note: this excursion is only bookable on request. We recommend that you make a reservation online.
A small, private tour of Romania’s capital city has many advantages. Once you’re in town you can have a look around the shops while your driver waits for you and plans which highlight to show you to next. Whether it’s the parliament building, the old town or the Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum – an open-air museum that shows what traditional Romanian village life was like over a period of a thousand years – you’ll decide what you want to see, and your driver will take you there. You can also book an expert tour guide at the same time if you wish.
€ 249 per reservation for max. 2 persons
approx. 6 h
private car with driver
Please note: this excursion is only bookable on request. We recommend that you make a reservation online.
The ship will call at Oltenita, just 60 kilometres from Romania’s capital. Bucharest – often called ‘The Paris of the East’ – awaits you. A city full of contradictions, it manages to bring together many different periods of history at once. Lots of people end up falling in love with Bucharest. Will you?
It’s time to explore the Danube Delta! Tulcea is your stop today. The city can look back on a very eventful past. Once part of Bulgaria, it is now an important Romanian port and is considered the gateway to the Danube Delta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After your day’s explorations, your cruise will take you right into the Delta – an exciting passage with splendid views, and obviously the highlight on your journey.
The Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve is an Eldorado for nature lovers. After a short drive by bus, you will discover this fascinating retreat with thousands of animal and plant species. With a bit of luck, you can see pelicans and cormorants during the boat trip. The Danube Delta is home to Europe’s largest pelican pod.
€ 39 per person
approx. 3 h
bus, boat and walking tour
After more than 2,000 kilometres of river, treat yourself to a very special trip into the Danube Delta. In small, exclusive boats for a maximum of eight passengers you can explore the smallest delta arms and the flora and fauna in the surrounding area. This will bring you even closer to the wildlife and allow you to take home unique memories.
€ 119 per person
approx. 3 h
bus, boat and walking tour
Limited number of participants.
During your Danube Delta cruise, you’ll discover the beautiful port of Rousse. Many people consider this pearl of northern Bulgaria, nestled among the most varied landscapes of the eastern Danube plain, the country’s prettiest city. By the time you have taken a stroll along Ulitsa Aleksandrovska, between Rousse’s two main squares, you’ll probably feel the same. Enjoy your day in Bulgaria!
Rousse is also known as Little Vienna – find out why on this tour! A bus will take you around the city to some of its architecturally significant structures, of which there are around 200 in total. During a short walking tour of the city centre you may recognise the style of the architecture – many historical residential and commercial buildings were built around 1900, and they were often designed by Austrian architects.
€ 29 per person
approx. 1.5 h
bus and on foot
Located directly on the course of the Danube is the Bulgarian city of Vidin. The history of the city reaches far back into the years before Christ. The most famous sight is probably the fortress Baba Vida, the only completely preserved medieval fortress in Bulgaria.
After around an hour's drive, you’ll reach Belogradchik – the white fortress. Back in the 1st century the Romans constructed a fortification here among the rocks. However, the fortress that you’ll admire on this excursion dates back to 1850 and was built during Turkish rule. Alongside the fortress you’ll enjoy breathtaking natural scenery including imposing red and yellow sandstone formations up to 200 metres high. In combination with the white fortress, they will provide you with impressions you’ll remember for a long time to come.
€ 49 per person
appox. 4 h
bus an on foot
The small town of Donji Milanovac is located in the east of Serbia, near the Iron Gate. A short walk along the bank of the Danube river will take you to a stretch of beach along a park. Nature seems to be still untouched here and the hustle and bustle of the city so far away. Pure relaxation!
A stone’s throw from the Iron Gates gorge near Donji Milanovac is the Mesolithic and Neolithic archaeological site Lepenski Vir. It was uncovered on the banks of the Danube in 1965 and is considered one of the most important discoveries of its kind on Serbian territory. The Lepenski Vir site is around 8,000 years old. Visit the excavations and the various exhibitions of sculptures and tools and learn what life was like eight millennia ago on this very spot. An impressive visitor centre has been set up to help you explore these prehistoric cultures.
€ 64 per person
approx. 3 h
bus and on foot
Belgrade is a well-kept secret among Europe’s many metropolises. The capital of the Republic of Serbia, it is the country’s political, cultural and economic centre. It has a population of around 1.7 million, making it the country’s most populous city too. Belgrade’s location makes it a hub for travel between central and south-eastern Europe. During your Danube cruise, you’ll get to experience Belgrade up-close and enjoy this wonderfully varied city.
You will be richly rewarded for the ascent to the imposing Belgrade fortress: from up here, a panoramic view of the city unfolds beneath you - including sweeping vistas of the impressive meeting place of the Save and Danube rivers. The beautiful Kalemegdan Park around the fortress is one of Belgrade’s popular boulevards. And the city offers so much more: the Serbian-Orthodox cathedral with its wide, green domes, the Patriarchal Palace and the Square of the Republic with its National Theatre and National Museum. Right beside the square, you can find the narrow streets of the pedestrian zone with countless galleries, cafes, shops and bookshops.
€ 45 per person
approx. 3.5 h
bus and on foot
Please wear suitable clothes in the church.
This idyllic little town on the Danube in southern Hungary is a delightful place to visit. Its pleasant location, snug alleyways and generous squares lend it a relaxing atmosphere. The country’s southernmost Danube ferry plies back and forth here, before the river leaves Hungary and flows into the Black Sea. Your river cruise will take you to one of the Danube’s most beautiful towns, which is also a carnival hotspot.
Thanks to the mild climate and the southern slope of the Mecsek mountain range, almonds, figs and sweet grapes grow perfectly in the region around Pécs , earning it the moniker in Hungary, The Mediterranean City. Pécs is also known for its fine porcelain, which is produced in the traditional Zsolnay factory. In 2010, Pécs was one of the European Capitals of Culture and awaits you with interesting sights and an elegant city centre. With this many assets, it is not surprising that even the great religions settled here and made their mark on the city’s architecture: the former Turkish mosque is the largest in Central Europe, the magnificent cathedral is home to a stunning panelled ceiling and the synagogue is one of the most beautiful in Hungary.
€ 59 per person
approx. 4 h
bus and on foot
This idyllic little town on the Danube in southern Hungary is a delightful place to visit. Its pleasant location, snug alleyways and generous squares lend it a relaxing atmosphere. The country’s southernmost Danube ferry plies back and forth here, before the river leaves Hungary and flows into the Black Sea. Your river cruise will take you to one of the Danube’s most beautiful towns, which is also a carnival hotspot.
Do you know how many bridges Budapest has? There are seven in total – and they span the river between the neighbourhoods Buda and Pest. The most well known is probably the Széchenyi Chain Bridge. Take a look at Budapest’s imposing structures for yourself as you cruise down the Danube. And if you go out onto the sun deck of your A-ROSA ship, you’ll also have an unobstructed view of Budapest’s famous parliament building. The perfect way to experience a stunning city.
While you are sitting relaxed on your coach, the highlights of Budapest will pass by: the Millennium Monument on the spacious Heroes' Square, the magnificent opera, the former stock exchange and the imposing parliament building. During our city walking tour through the Buda hills we will pass the Matthias Church and visit the Fisherman's Bastion. From here, you can enjoy a fantastic view over the Danube and Pest. We continue our tour to Gellért Hill and visit the 220-metre-long citadel, at the southern tip of which the Statue of Liberty towers. The view from here is magnificent.
€ 39 per person
approx. 3.5 h
bus and on foot
Your driver will take you and your partner or travel companion to various places of interest such as Castle Hill, Gellert Baths and Spa or Heroes’ Square. You can also book an expert tour guide at the same time if you wish.
€ 249 per reservation for max. 2 persons
approx. 3 h
private car with driver
This excursion is only bookable on request. We recommend that you make a reservation online.
To Margaret Island, a little shopping afterwards and ending at Castle Hill? Or would you prefer to leisurely stroll along the Váci Utca and then enjoy a coffee at Café New York? You can plan your perfect day in Budapest on your own. It's up to you. With your personal guide and driver, you can explore Budapest individually.
€ 169 per reservation for max. 5 persons
approx. 3 h
on foot
This excursion is only bookable on request. We recommend that you make a reservation online.
Travel in comfort and visit all the parts of Budapest that you really want to see. You can also book an expert tour guide at the same time if you wish.
€ 269 per reservation for max. 5 persons
approx. 3 h
minivan and on foot
This excursion is only bookable on request. We recommend that you make a reservation online.
It's not just the destination that's the reward here, but the journey too. Especially over such an impressive metropolis as Budapest! After a short drive to the airport, you will board your helicopter and enjoy the 'Queen of the Danube' for 20 minutes from a bird's eye view.
€ 699 for up to 2 persons
approx. 1.5 h
car and helicopter
This excursion is only bookable on request. We recommend that you make a reservation online.
Do you know how many bridges Budapest has? There are seven in total – and they span the river between the neighbourhoods Buda and Pest. The most well known is probably the Széchenyi Chain Bridge. Take a look at Budapest’s imposing structures for yourself as you cruise down the Danube. And if you go out onto the sun deck of your A-ROSA ship, you’ll also have an unobstructed view of Budapest’s famous parliament building. The perfect way to experience a stunning city.
This is a real highlight of your Danube cruise: Vienna, the capital of Austria with that extra-special something. The locals sound as though they are singing when they speak, and it is customary for certain business owners to address their regular customers with their full title. That’s just the way things are done here. With its wealth of museums, galleries, palaces and castles, plus the state opera and many theatres, the city enjoys a lively cultural scene all year-round. The Viennese are proud of their city – and rightly so!
On this tour, you will get to know Vienna's most historically significant sights. We will begin with a drive along the Ringstrasse with its magnificent buildings, such as the State Opera, the Museum of Art History and the Museum of Natural History, the Hofburg Palace, the Parliament Building, the city hall, the university, the stock exchange and past numerous palaces and monuments to famous composers, poets and artists. We will then continue to travel along the Prater with its famous Ferris Wheel to the Hundertwasser house, to St. Charles's Church and the Viennese Music Association. One of Vienna’s landmarks can only be reached by foot due to its location – St. Stephen's Cathedral. After a brief tour of the outside, you will be taken back to your cruise ship.
€ 45 per person
approx. 3.5 h
bus and on foot
Where Heaven and Earth meet, there is much to experience and discover. The Augustinian Klosterneuburg Monastery has witnessed over 900 years of history. Our guide will take you on an exciting tour to gain insights into the monastery’s religious and secular diversity. See the famous Verdun Altar, considered unique worldwide due to its artistic importance, technical merit and substance and meaning. You’ll have the opportunity to round off your visit with a wine tasting session, since Klosterneuburg Monastery is also Austria’s oldest winegrowing estate.
€ 49 per person
approx. 3.5 h
bus and on foot
Wine tasting included.
Had an idea for a special tour? Your private people carrier for up to five people will take you to the exact sights that you want to see. You can also book an expert tour guide at the same time if you wish.
€ 349 per reservation for max. 5 persons
approx. 3 h
minivan and on foot
This excursion is only bookable on request. We recommend that you make a reservation online.
Would you like to explore Vienna by yourself? Your private car for up to two people will take you to the exact sights that you want to see. You can also book an expert tour guide at the same time if you wish.
€ 299 per reservation for max. 2 persons
approx. 3 h
private car with driver
This excursion is only bookable on request. We recommend that you make a reservation online.
Do you fancy spending the whole day following in the footsteps of Empress Elisabeth, also known as Sisi? Or would you prefer to sample a bit of Viennese coffee-house culture, do a spot of shopping, take a ride in a horse-drawn carriage and then maybe head over to Danube Island? You decide exactly what you’ll do, always confident that you’re in good hands. Your personal tour guide will help you to explore Vienna exactly as you wish.
€ 279 per reservation for max. 5 persons
approx. 3 h
on foot
This excursion is only bookable on request. We recommend that you make a reservation online.
Experience a very special experience in Vienna: a ride on a Viennese Fiaker (horse-drawn carriage) through the beautiful city centre. Let yourself be pampered with culinary delights during the trip and enjoy a three-course menu, served by your personal butler. The Viennese Fiaker have been specially rebuilt for this unique experience, so that you can comfortably enjoy the menu, champagne and wine during the ride. Listen to the horse's hooves on the cobblestone and watch many Viennese sights passing by.
€ 699 per reservation for max. 2 persons
approx. 1.5 h
Excursion available on request only. We recommend that you make a reservation online. Price per carriage and 2 persons including a three-course menu, aperitif and corresponding wines.
Price per carriage for up to 2 persons, 3-course menu, aperitif and wine accompaniment included
Enjoy a nostalgic ride through the beautiful city of Vienna. Discover the city in comfort, protected from the elements in an electrically powered classic car that travels at a maximum speed of 10 km/h. Sit back and relax as you explore the city. After a short taxi ride into the city centre, your tour will begin and you’ll take in sights such as the Hofburg Palace, the Town Hall, the elegant street, Herrengasse and Stephansplatz Square. The classic cars are modelled on originals from the 1920s.
A driver is included; no self-driving.
€ 199 per reservation for max. 5 persons
approx. 1.5 h
taxi, classic car
This excursion is only bookable on request. We recommend that you make a reservation online. An experience for up to 5 people.
Your Danube cruise is the perfect opportunity to get to know the Austrian city of Linz. It offers an exciting mix of cultural attractions and true works of art. You’ll discover a modern, cosmopolitan city whose diversity, design and creativity really make it stand out. And no visit to Linz would be complete without a trip to a cafe to sample its specialities, such as the famous Linzer Torte.
The Linz City Express – a small sightseeing train - takes you on a comfortable ride through the capital of Upper Austria to explore the traces of the past. Enjoy the ride along the main square, past the various sights and to the New Cathedral while listening to information about the city. After the tour, the train will take you back to the ship.
€ 29 per person
approx. 1 h
Mini train and on foot
Linz has a long history. The capital of Upper Austria with its approx. 200,000 inhabitants is first mentioned in the second century as a Roman Lentia. The main square is surrounded by houses with baroque facades and beautiful Renaissance courtyards. Discover the town hall from the 15th century and the Feichtingerhaus from the 18th century. On your walk through Linz you will see the grand official Landhaus in Renaissance style as well as the Mozarthaus. The Old Cathedral, which was the Diocese of Linz' until 1909, was the work of the famous organist Anton Bruckner. Linz was the European Capital of Culture in 2009 - let yourself be inspired by this vibrant city.
€ 22 per person
approx. 1.5 h
on foot
This is the departure point for your Danube cruise. Our tip: to ensure that you get off to a relaxed start, travel the day before the cruise begins and spend the night at one of our partner hotels. This will allow you to explore the region around Passau, too. And when your ship sets sail for an exciting Danube cruise, you will have already enjoyed your first few adventures.
Enjoy your most beautiful time with maximum comfort and with the all-round carefree package: A-ROSA Premium all inclusive.
Your desired cabin? Voilà! Sauna, fitness area, pool? Always at your service! Top culinary menus? Enjoy your meal! Attractive discounts on all massage and beauty treatments? Of course! Plus all transfers and many other benefits that will always put a smile on your face, while you have nothing to do but think about your next wish.
¹ Guests receive an extra voucher, valid for day of embarkation or disembarkation in Cologne and Engelhartszell. The transfer in Paris and Lyon is only included when booking the train tickets through A-ROSA.
² The transfer is included when booking the flight through A-ROSA. You will receive an extra voucher with your travel documents.
Book now your trip with the "Premium all inclusive" package until 31 Aug 2021 and you will benefit from our attractive Double Early Booking Discount (limited contingent).
Choose exactly the cabin you like. If available, we will book your desired cabin with cabin number.
From various German airports an Zurich to Vienna, incl. transfer Airport – Ship – Airport (incl. taxes).
Flights from € 329 per person
For our Danube Delta cruises from and to Oltenita the flight from/to Frankfurt/Main, Munich and Düsseldorf airport is included in the travel price.
Flights from many other German airports or Zurich and Vienna from € 69 per person.
Train operated by Deutsche Bahn from all German train stations to Passau or Vienna.
Train from € 159 per person (Return / 2nd Class).
Train from € 79 per person (Oneway / 2nd Class).
If you plan your arrival individually, we offer you a parking space in a guarded car park for the length of your cruise.
Price from € 42 per car (Passau/ fenced parking lot)
Price from € 47 per car (Passau/ roofed parking space)
Price from € 37 per car (Engelhartszell/ fenced parking lot)
Price from € 47 per car (Engelhartszell/ roofed parking space)
The hotel is located in the ‘Innstadt‘, which is part of the newly developed district ‘InnViertel‘ of Passau. The hotel offers two and three-room appartments. You can reach within walking distance (approx. 10 minutes) the pedestrian area and the old town with the university and Stephen’s cathedral. A parking lot in the underground car park can be booked additionally for a surcharge per night. Each appartments is equipped with the following facilities: air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, flatscreen TV, safe, kitchenette, spacious bathroom with underfloor heating, towel dryer, shower (some rooms with a bathtub), hairdryer, make-up mirror, toilet. The hotel has also a lift.
Size ca.
63 sqm
for up to 2 persons
Double occupancy
€ 89 pp
incl. breakfast
Size ca.
73 sqm
with 2 bedrooms
for up to 4 persons
Double occupancy
€ 109 pp
incl. breakfast
3-person occupancy
€ 79 pp
incl. breakfast
4-person occupancy
€ 69 pp
incl. breakfast
Located in a historical building dating back to the 14th century, Hotel Passauer Wolf has a very special atmosphere. Yet the hotel also meets state-of-the-art standards from extensive refurbishment in 2009. The fantastic location in the middle of the old town, right between the cathedral and the pedestrian zone, makes the hotel a perfect starting point for sightseeing and shopping. Enjoy your complimentary welcome drink at the bar or in your comfortably furnished room. Then relax in the hotel spa’s whirlpool and sauna. Use of the spa is included in the booking price. Free Internet access and a bottle of mineral water are available in each room. For luggage and passenger transfers to / from the A-ROSA transfer in Passau (distance from / to hotel approx. 1–2 km) we recommend a taxi.
Included services
1. overnight stay incl. breakfast, extended stay possible
Double occupancy
€ 69pp
Single occupancy
€ 99 pp
Double occupancy
€ 79 pp
Single occupancy
€ 109 pp
Double occupancy
€ 89 pp
Single occupancy
€ 119 pp
This modern hotel in Passau is located in quiet green surroundings just 200 m from the Danube and 500 m from the town centre on the other side of the river. Enjoy a complimentary drink on arrival in the light-filled lobby, by the palms on the terrace or in your comfortable hotel room. The hotel bar is open in the evenings. Alternatively, you can enjoy complete relaxation in the spa, which offers a Finnish sauna, a steam room, a whirlpool and an infrared sauna. Free Internet access and a bottle of mineral water are available in each room. For luggage and passenger transfers to / from the A-ROSA transfer in Passau (distance from / to hotel approx. 1–2 km) we recommend a taxi.
Included services
1. overnight stay incl. breakfast, extended stay possible
Double occupancy
€ 69 pp
Single occupancy
€ 99 pp
Double occupancy
€ 79pp
Single occupancy
€ 109 pp
Double occupancy
€ 89 pp
Single occupancy
€ 119 pp
Hotel Wesenufer is located right by the Danube in Wesenufer, which is near Engelhartszell (7 km) and Waldkirchen am Wesen (4 km). The nearest train station is Passau (37 km). The hotel building itself is more than 300 years old and was carefully renovated in 2008 and 2013. All rooms feature a modern interior design to make you feel at ease. The rooms – some of which have a balcony or terrace looking on to the Danube – are equipped with a flatscreen TV, free Wi-Fi, a phone, a safe, a minibar and a bathroom with a shower, toilet and hairdryer. The hotel also has three wheelchair-accessible rooms. Enjoy the view of the Danube from your terrace, the seasonal and regional meals in the Schloss restaurant, and the sauna and steam bath in the spa. Free parking is available on request. Guest and luggage transfer to and from the ship is available for a fee payable at the hotel. When booking, please inform the hotel of your requirements.
Included services
1. overnight stay incl. breakfast, extended stay possible
Double occupancy
€ 75 pp
Single occupancy
€ 89 pp
Double occupancy
€ 79 pp
Single occupancy
€ 99 pp
Double occupancy
€ 99 pp
Single occupancy
€ 119 pp
