As long as you are not in a huge rush, this is an amazing way to get between the two cities. I had read some reviews on here saying take the train, really pleased I didn't listen. We took the train on the way back and while it was 5 euros cheaper, it's just a train and in terms of... More

We were recommended this trip by our hotel and it was excellent. We caught the 10:30 hydrofoil to Vienna, it only takes 90 minutes and there's plenty to see on the way. Boat was comfortable with bar and toilets, good view from all seats so don't spend extra on reserving the front ones. Had a walk around Vienna and some... More

Travelled from Bratislava to Vienna lovely comfortable cruise nice to see the countryside. Shame the weather was awful. Good value for money.

This has got to be the only way to travel on a very hot day. We went to Budapest first for a few days, then got the coach to Vienna, then this up the Danube to Bratislava. So enjoyable, easy and cheap too really for the kind of experience. Boarded then got a drink and something to eat and sat... More

Running out of time on a bike ride from Budapest to Vienna we decided at very short notice to take the hydrofoil from Bratislava to Vienna. What a wonderful decision that turned out to be. On - line booking..........easy and efficient with plenty of helpful information provided by the booking office. Ticket collection in Bratislava.........easy again with plenty of useful... More

We thought the boats had stopped for the winter but the twin city one stills runs in October. It was well worth the cost as the boats speeds along the Danube passed villages and fishing huts and you can sit in comfort in the cabin or up on deck. Refreshments are available and you can smoke in one area. Lovely... More

Yup, the ship can get hot and you don't get a lot of info along the journey and the scenery can become a little repetitious in spots, but it's the Danube - I've covered 1,200 km of it by bike - and more than a few times it offers wonderful views of beautiful towns and great antiquities. The Danube is... More

There were two of us, eager to take a day trip from Vienna to Bratislava, so we took the Vienna tram to Schwedenplatz and there, at the Danube Kanal, found the high-speed, hydrofoil "ship" Twin City Liner. We got a take-away coffee across the street and walked into the Twin City Liner ticket office and asked for two tickets. Even... More

we booked the Hydrofoil as it was alot cheeper then the cat ok it stops on the out skirts of Vienna but a short walk to the tube and a 5 min ride and your right in the centre of Vienna a good tip book early and get to the boat ready to board early as it is very busy,they... More