The Daily Life on Deck

Have you ever wondered what a typical day of Jewish tours aboard Kosher River Cruise looks like? Here's an idea of how your days exploring the great waterways of the world are scheduled:

We like to begin our days bright and early. You'll only be on the riverboat for two weeks, so you need to make the most of it. All guests are free to grab a cup of coffee (or two) before attending the Shaarit

Shaarit 

Before anything, Kosher River Cruise is a Jewish travel option. Next to eating, the hardest thing to do while traveling is to look for a synagogue while you're on vacation. But on KRC, we have a rabbi who will accompany you through your entire journey.

Free flowing, buffet style. Feel free to help yourself. 

This is ideally the best time to explore the city with your tour guide because the temperature is just right, and you're still full of energy.

Your lunch will either be provided on the ship or in the accredited hotel of choice. 

After lunch, you will return to the vessel for your daily Mincha.

This is free time for the passengers; they have the choice of exploring the port, snacking, napping, or attending lectures. 

Once the guests have recharged, they are taken on another guided tour of the city. Sometimes the boat docks at two different ports on the same day, so you wouldn't want to miss out on this. 

The highlight of the riverboat programs is the dinners and cocktail nights. Bring out your fanciest frocks because, on our enjoyable Jewish trips, every night is a party!

 

Kids have the option to sit this one out.

You can either catch the live band on deck or go to the entertainment center to watch a show. 

Right before bedtime, we'll serve you one last light meal that's so good it will send you to sleep with sweet dreams. 

For more information on our tour dates and destinations feel free to leave us a message. We'll be more than happy to help you. 

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