Rhein Prinzessin

History and classification

The Rhein Prinzessin (ENI 07001717) was built as the River Symphony. She should not be confused with the similarly named Rhine Princess (ENI 07000661). Phoenix Reisen lists JPR Waterways AG in Switzerland as the operator of this vessel.

Sample itinerary in December 2026

The all-inclusive cruise from December 10 to 13, 2026, travels along the Rhine from Düsseldorf via Rotterdam and Arnhem, returning to Düsseldorf. This river cruise connects Düsseldorf with two Dutch cities. Embarkation is scheduled from 1 p.m. on the first day. After a welcome cocktail, the ship departs for Rotterdam at 8 p.m. A roughly 90-minute harbor tour is planned for the morning of December 11. The ship then docks in the city center, giving guests until late afternoon to explore Rotterdam before continuing to Arnhem. The ship arrives there overnight. December 12 offers an opportunity to spend time in the city until early evening. The ship then returns to Düsseldorf, where it arrives on the morning of December 13. After breakfast, the cruise ends with disembarkation by 11 a.m.

The program combines time in port and in the cities with meals and evening entertainment on board. During the passage to Rotterdam, a morning get-together is planned; guests who remain on board will be offered sandwiches, cake and pastries. For the day in Arnhem, the program lists the regular culinary offering. After departure from Arnhem, a farewell cocktail and gala dinner are scheduled. Social events with a DJ in the lounge are planned every evening.

For this cruise, JPR lists full board from dinner on the first day through breakfast on the final day, including a breakfast buffet, multi-course lunches and dinners, afternoon coffee or tea, and a midnight snack. The all-inclusive drinks package covers coffee, tea, soft drinks, beer, wine, sparkling wine and spirits from 10 a.m. to midnight. Facilities listed in the offer include a whirlpool, sauna, fitness equipment, sun loungers, a library, and card and board games.