Mauthausen

Mauthausen

Austria

Introduction to Port

Port Mauthausen stands as a distinctive gateway on the Danube, where a single berth unlocks a kaleidoscope of Austria’s river culture, landscape, and cuisine. Signature experiences here blend exclusivity with immersion: private dawn kayak along tranquil tributaries, a chef's tasting on the quay that pairs regional Wachau wines with seasonal specialties, and after-dark architectural walks through nearby river towns led by local historians. The destinations connected by Mauthausen’s itineraries read like a curated map of the Danube Valley: the baroque grandeur of Melk Abbey on a sweeping bend, the medieval charm of Dürnstein, and the vine-clad terraces of Spitz and Krems, all complemented by easy day trips to Linz’s museums and market squares. The port’s fleet features emphasize comfort and quiet sustainability: low-wake hulls, hybrid propulsion options, and elegant onboard spaces designed for conversation and relaxation. Onboard services reinforce the experience, with gourmet dining curated by resident chefs, enrichment programs led by wine and history experts, expansive Wi-Fi coverage, 24/7 concierge assistance, and seamless shore excursion planning that makes every day feel tailored to you. In short, Port Mauthausen offers a truly destination-forward cruise encounter that sets it apart from any other stop on the river.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Stark historical significance
A preserved memorial of WWII atrocities and survivor testimonies.
Educational museum and tours
Learn about the camp's history through exhibits and guided tours.
Serene countryside and Danube proximity
Located in the Austrian countryside near the Danube river.
Accessible day trip from major cities
Easy to reach from Linz or Vienna by rail.