About Vidin
Vidin is a quiet Bulgarian river port whose principal sight is the Baba Vida fortress, the only fully preserved medieval castle in the country, sitting on the Danube's right bank with its towers reflected in the water. Most cruise calls combine the visit with a coach excursion inland to the Belogradchik rocks — a series of red sandstone formations rising up to 200 metres out of the Balkan foothills — or to the Magura cave with its prehistoric bat-guano paintings.
River cruise ships that call at Vidin
121 vessels from 13 operators include Vidin in their published itineraries:
…and 61 more vessels.
Itineraries that include Vidin
- Lower Danube Discovery
Operators serving Vidin
Viking River Cruises
Scandinavian-styled Longships exploring Europe's great waterways.
AmaWaterways
Boutique river ships with twin balconies and onboard bicycles.
Avalon Waterways
Suite Ships with beds that face the river.
Scenic Luxury Cruises
All-inclusive Space-Ships with butler-served suites.
Emerald Cruises
Star-Ships with an indoor pool that converts to a cinema.
Uniworld Boutique River Cruises
Floating boutique hotels with hand-curated antiques.
CroisiEurope
Family-owned French line covering Europe's lesser-known rivers.
Tauck
Family-owned American operator with multi-generational departures.
A-ROSA River Cruises
Lifestyle river cruising for a German-speaking market.
Riviera Travel
British operator with single-supplement cabins on every ship.
Amadeus River Cruises
Family-owned Austrian line with classic European itineraries.
Grand Circle Cruise Line
Small-ship river cruises for active North American travellers.
Riverside Luxury Cruises
New ultra-luxury entrant with all-suite ships.
Rivers reached from Vidin
Rhine
The Rhine is the busiest river-cruise corridor in the world. Its Middle-Rhine gorge between Bingen and Koblenz is a UNESCO World Heritage…
Danube
The Danube is Europe's second-longest river and the only one that flows from west to east across the continent. Classic itineraries run…
Main & Moselle
The Main and Moselle are the most picturesque tributaries of the Rhine. The Moselle in particular — a thirty-mile sequence of horseshoe…