WaterloggedRiver Cruise Watch

The river's logbook for cruise travellers

Watch what the water level is actually doing on the rivers you are sailing

Find your sailing

Three steps. No account. No booking reference.

We list departures for the next three months. Each date says where it came from.

Free. Nothing to install.

A morning email for this sailing is free. The numbers on the sailing page stay free.

Find my ship Every vessel and additional charters.

Dates marked ✓ confirmed come from the cruise line's own schedule or a booking confirmation; dates marked ◐ reported come from a travel agency or a listing site and we have not found them on the cruise line's own schedule — check those with your cruise line

Do not see your sailing? We do not report cancelled sailings. Tell us which sailing we are missing and we will add it. You can also email info@rivercruisewatch.com with the cruise line, the ship and the dates.

Right now on the Rhine and Danube

The Rhine at Kaub is 61 cm below the line. The Danube at Budapest is 35 cm below the line.

The line is the level we work out that a cruise ship needs there. It is our arithmetic, not the cruise line's rule. A gauge level is the height of the water at one measuring station, not the depth under a ship.

On the rivers this morning

Latest readings, Tuesday 15 September 2026.

Three river examples of current gauge levels on European rivers. A gauge level is the height of the water at one measuring station, not the depth under a ship. Pick your sailing above and we will show you only the water your ship has to cross — in the order you reach it, under the name of the city you booked.