
Euroventure
Euroventure · Rail & Sail

Return Rail & Sail Croatia: travel to Croatia by train, a week-long yacht cruise, then return by train, with transport and accommodation included, from just £2799pp.
Start your trip in London with the Eurostar from St Pancras, then a train to Amsterdam (6 hours), with coffee shops and museums galore.
Visit the Van Gogh Museum, discover Europe's biggest historic centre by pedal, and take a tour of the Red Light District.
The perfect mix of culture and partying in the beating heart of the Netherlands.
Train to Berlin (7 hours), the cosmopolitan and edgy European city that never sleeps.
See a section of the old Berlin Wall, climb the dome of the renovated Reichstag, and discover the nightlife of Schöneberg and Kreuzberg.
Train to Prague (5 hours), for gorgeous Gothic scenery by day and boozy nights in secret underground bars by night.
Cross the enchanting Charles Bridge, marvel at the curvy Dancing Building, and try all the Czech Pilsner beers in the Old Town.
Train to Vienna (4 hours), the classical music capital of the continent.
Visit the Spanish Riding School of Vienna, eat real apple strudel and wiener schnitzel, and go to a classical concert.
Train to Budapest (3 hours), up the Danube River to grand old bohemian Budapest.
Relax in the 15th-century thermal spas, take panoramic photos from Buda castle, and enjoy the Ruin Bars.
Bus to Zagreb (6 hours), the underrated Croatian capital with a buzzing cafe culture and chilled bars.
Catch a 360-view from the Lotrščak Tower and stroll through the beautiful Mirogoj cemetery.
Bus to Dubrovnik (10 hours). Wander the streets of the walled Old Town, take a day trip to Mostar in Bosnia, or sip cocktails at the Troubadour Jazz Café as the sun sets, before the sailing trip begins.
Spend the morning walking the walls of the old town before checking in at the marina. Sail by the Dubrovnik walls, then set sail for Šipan, the largest of the Elaphiti islands, with sunset drinks and dinner at a local Konoba.
Sail to the green island of Mljet, exploring the National Park by bike and the translucent salt lakes by kayak, home to the Mediterranean's largest coral reef, plus the Benedictine Monastery.
Arrive at the old fishing town of Lumbarda on Korčula. Meander the maze-like backstreets of Korčula old town, birthplace of Marco Polo, then climb to Massimo's rooftop bar for sunset cocktails.
A hidden treasure on the Peljesac Peninsula, with crystal-clear water for swimming and unwinding onboard, followed by a Croatian meal and a superb sunset.
Arrive at this peaceful 15th-century fishing town, with ancient ruins, medieval churches, and Petar Hektorović's Tvrdalj castle. Start the evening at Hvar Fortress then head into town.
Sail to one of the oldest towns in Europe, Stari Grad. Visit Hora Farm, an organic farm and winery, sampling local wines in this UNESCO-listed countryside.
Sail back to the marina in Trogir. Explore Trogir old town, or transfer into Split Old Town to stroll the streets and Diocletian's Palace.
Bus to Ljubljana (10 hours), a colourful chocolate-box city with a café culture and festival atmosphere all summer long.
See the 16th-century castle on the hill, or take a day trip to picturesque Lake Bled, 45 minutes away.
Trains to Venice (8 hours). Cross the iconic St Mark's Square and ride the vaporetto down the grand canal.
Get lost in the picturesque labyrinth of quaint backstreets, built on mudbanks in the lagoon.
Trains to Paris (13 hours), taking the night train for your last destination.
Arrive bright and early, ready to make the most of the most visited city in Europe. See the Mona Lisa at the Louvre and catch views from the Eiffel Tower.
Watch a cabaret act at the famous Moulin Rouge, and experience the colourful nightlife of the Marais, before your trip of a lifetime comes to an end.
Train to London (4 hours), ending your trip or using your Interrail pass to travel free to your nearest home station.