2026 Valentine’s Day Cruise with Romantic Dinner
€ 139
Surprise your Partner with a romantic dinner at Valentine’s day! ❤️
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Let’s see, what the Valentine’s Day program is like by us!
In the evening of 14th of February, the Valentine’s Day Cruise starts from Petőfi tér (Petőfi square) in Budapest, from Dock 11. You can choose your courses when you arrive at our Budapest dinner cruise. The catamaran leaves at 7:30, and returns at 10:30, so the whole trip lasts 3 hours. We ask you to arrive and embark at 7:00 pm. Our lady master of ceremony will greet our guests with colored champagne, heart-shaped chocolate dessert, and rose-leaves, so you can spend this boarding time pleasantly. Probably everyone considers the red rose of the symbol of romantic love. But do you know the reason? The legend says that the ancient Greek goddness of love adored this flower. According to the myth, the blood of her dying lover Adonis painted white roses into the red.
The lights of Budapest are amazing at night. Please close your eyes and imagine the dark river with the dark sky above it. You are travelling on the quiet waves, and on the two banks of the river, you can see the gold lights of the city. You may feel that you are sailing among the stars! During the Valentine’s Day Cruise, it is worth to gaze the impressive and floodlit buildings such as the Hose of the Parliament, the St. Stephen’s Basilica or the Castle. They all have an important role in Hungarian history and culture. If you are interested in the spectacles of Budapest, we recommend also Budapest sightseeing cruise, which can be an ideal family program.
On this special Budapest dinner cruise, our onboard chef provides a 4-course menu which is available in four languages. If you have any food intolerance, do not have to give this program a miss, because we can offer you special dishes. Please let us know if you have diatery requirements!
However, a romantic night is unimaginable without music, isn’t it? We know this very well, so we provide a lovely, romantic atmosphere for you. During dinner, you will enjoy live piano music. If you are not really experienced in instrumental music, don’t worry! The performance is accompanied by a vocalist who will sing well-known tunes, including, of course, love songs. Why don’t you surprise your sweetheart with a melody which is sung just for her? If you and your partner have a special love song, which is especially important for you, ask our team to sing it for you. We guarantee that it will be an unforgettable feeling! Moreover, if you feel enough talent and braveness, you have also a chance to sing yourself to your beloved one; like the troubadours in the old times. She will surely think it touching!
By the way, who was Valentine? According to his legend, he was a priest and lived in the 3rd century. Valentine helped couples to get married when the Roman emperor banned this. So he became the patron saint of marriage and lovers. His day is absolutely not a newfangled holiday. Even in ancient Rome, people celebrated the love and fertility at the end of the long, cold winter. Saint Valentine’s Day was first associated with romantic love by Geoffry Chaucer in the 14th century, in the golden age of courtly love. In his poem (Parlement of Flows), the birds are coming to the goddness of nature because they would like to find their partner. Approximately three hundreds years later, another English poet, Samuel Pepys, had sent a love letter to his wife who sent a nice bunch of flowers as an answer. Thanks to them, letters and flowers came into fashion on Valentine’s Day among the nobility. Moreover, Shakespeare also mentioned this day in Hamlet.