AT A GLANCE
Data and facts about SANS SOUCI
Stable ship data, last checked 24.07.2026.
- Year built
- 1998
- Length
- 82 m
- Passengers
- 81
- Crew
- 25
- Speed
- 10 kn
- Decks
- 2
- Width
- 10 m
- Shipyard
- Grave (Niederlande)
- Flag
- Deutschland
- Onboard language
- Deutsch
- Onboard currency
- Euro
- Restaurants
- 1
SHIP OVERVIEW
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History
The SANS SOUCI was built in 2000 under the name EUROPA. Ship data lists later record the river cruise ship as SANS SOUCI and associate both names with ENI 02324177.
Cabins and decks
Plantours describes the SANS SOUCI as a small boutique ship for a maximum of 81 guests. Outside cabins are located on several decks; on the Elbe Deck, they have French balconies. One cabin example measures around 12 square metres and is equipped with two single beds placed together, a bathroom with shower and toilet, a hairdryer, TV, telephone, safe and individually controlled air conditioning. The Elbe Deck also offers a single cabin measuring around 10 square metres, with a fold-away bed and a very small bathroom. The twin cabins on the Eems Deck, measuring around 12 square metres, have large, centrally divided panoramic windows that cannot be opened.
According to Plantours, cabins were renovated and hotel beds installed in winter 2018/19; French balconies were also added to cabins on the Elbe Deck. For 2027, the operator has announced a new design for all cabins.
Life on board
Shared spaces include a lobby and reception, a restaurant, a library, a panoramic lounge and a sun deck with a sun awning. Plantours highlights the elegant furnishings, featuring fine woods and brass, and the refined atmosphere. A lift connects the Eems and Elbe decks; a stairlift provides access to the sun deck. The restaurant is on the Eems Deck, while the fully glazed panoramic lounge offers views of the passing scenery.
Cruising areas and inclusions
The ship is 82 metres long, 9.50 metres wide and has a draught of 1.10 metres. Plantours lists the Elbe, Peene, Havel and Oder rivers, as well as the Kiel Canal, the Baltic Sea and the Vltava, among its cruising areas. Its small dimensions also allow it to travel to more remote river regions. For an overview, see the profiles of river cruise ships and the guides to ports and cruising areas.
Inclusions listed by Plantours include a champagne breakfast, lunch and dinner, afternoon coffee and tea with cake, and a complimentary coffee and tea station. A welcome drink, gala dinner, tour guide, a portable audio system for excursions, and port and lock fees are also included. Wi-Fi is included; reception may be interrupted on some sections due to network coverage.
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