Which Budapest cruise combo to book
First visit. The Budapest Pass is the most booked. It includes a 1.5-hour Danube sightseeing cruise with a welcome drink, a full day at Széchenyi Spa and an audio guide app for the city. It's a simple way to cover two classic Budapest experiences.
An evening on the river. Széchenyi Spa + Danube Evening Cruise pairs a day at the baths with an evening cruise with audio guide and a drink. Széchenyi Spa + Cruise with Unlimited Prosecco is the more festive version. Both have very few reviews so far.
Dinner and music. Széchenyi Spa + Dinner Cruise on the Danube adds a traditional Hungarian dinner with live music on board.
Getting around. Hop-on Hop-off Bus Budapest + 1.5-Hr Danube River Cruise pairs the Big Bus tour with the daytime sightseeing cruise. It suits a first day when you want an overview of both banks, Buda and Pest, before deciding where to spend more time. The bus also helps you reach the cruise pier without working out the trams.
Budapest Pass
★ 4.0 · 16 reviews · from €61.50
Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?
The two-part bundles are listed a little below the price of their parts. The Budapest Pass is priced as one product, so compare it with the separate cruise and spa tickets. Either way, you book once instead of twice.
How the tickets work
You book once and get a separate ticket for each part on your phone. Pick a date for the spa and a date and departure time for the cruise. Check the boarding point on your ticket, since cruise piers differ. Bring swimwear, and check whether towel or cabin hire is included in the spa ticket. Cancellation conditions can differ per part, so read them on the booking page.
For more ideas, see all Budapest combo tickets or read how combo tickets work.