Peter Deilmann Cruises

MV Frederic Chopin

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Operator: Deilmann Cruises / EuropAmerica Cruises
Year Built / Last Refurbished: 2002 / 2002
Length / Tonnage: 272 / 6,000
Number of Cabins / Passengers: 41 / 79
Officers / Crew: European / European
Operating Area: Polish and German Rivers

The MV FREDERIC CHOPIN is the most recent addition to the Delimann fleet of luxury river boats. Her cabins are sized comparably with modern ocean going liners, exquisite decor, and amenities rarely associated with river boats. The Sun deck has plenty of deck chairs and is the perfect spot to take in the passing countryside. Add to her public spaces and cabins an outstanding crew, high quality food and service non pareil, a vacation on the FREDERIC CHOPIN is no less than five stars.

Cabin sizes range from 140 sq ft to 160 sq ft and the staterooms on the upper deck feature full length French doors which open to the deck (cabins on the lower deck have large windows). Each cabin is equipped with full bathroom with shower, television, radio, Phone, hair dryer, built-in closets, and mini bar. While motoring along the river, your time will pass pleasantly in any of the public rooms......the red and white lounge, intimate bar, the library, or the glassed in main Lounge. Extraordinary service and cuisine are the norm in the main restaurant. During a seven, ten or eleven night trip on the FREDERIC CHOPIN, should you desire to abandon the comfort of the vessel for a sightsee or two, no one would think you crazy. The seven day cruise itineraries depart from Frankfurt and follow routes through either Germany or Poland. The German itinerary calls at Kostrzyn/Kietz (Poland), Hohensaaten (Germany), Lunow (Germany), Szczecin (Poland), Stralsund (Germany), Lauterbach (Germany), Peenemunde (Germany), and Wolgast (Germany). The route through northern Poland visits Kostrzyn ( Poland), Gorzow (Poland), Hohensaaten (Germany), Schwedt (Germany), Mescherin (Germany), Swinoujscie (Poland), Wolin (Poland), and Szczecin (Poland).

If you have some extra days, consider the fourteen day trip from Amsterdam to Prague....along the way, the boat stops at Munster, Braunschweig, Potsdam, Brandenburg, Magdeburg, Wittenberg, Meissen, Dresden, Pillnitz, Konigstein, Hrensko/Schona, Leitmeritz. No matter which of these cruises you take, this is the finest and most comfortable way to visit this part of Europe. English language announcements, menus and daily programs are provided.