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You will be overwhelmed by the hospitality of the locals and the history that remains in these European countries.

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Sailing with the Seabourn Ovation to London from Copenhagen

7 nights with the Seabourn Ovation

Western Europe, Baltic Sea,Northern Europe

08/2022 - 09/2022

-22%

from$5,499

Breath-taking journey from Copenhagen with Seabourn

14 nights with the Seabourn Ovation

Northern Europe, Norwegian Fjords,Baltic Sea

06/2023 - 08/2023

from$12,999

Cruise from Copenhagen with the MSC Poesia

21 nights with the MSC Poesia

Northern Europe, Iceland,Baltic Sea

07/2022

from$3,599

7 day journey to Lisbon from Warnemünde (Berlin)

6 nights with the MSC Poesia

Western Europe, Baltic Sea,Mediterranean Sea

09/2022

from$594

Cruising from Stockholm with the Seabourn Ovation

21 nights with the Seabourn Ovation

Baltic Sea, Northern Europe,Western Europe

05/2023 - 06/2023

from$14,199

Expedition from Stockholm with the Azamara Pursuit

12 nights with the Azamara Pursuit

Baltic Sea, Northern Europe,Western Europe

08/2023 - 09/2023

from$5,754

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Baltic and Scandinavia Cruises

Venture on a Baltic Sea cruise and discover all the natural wonders and incredible cities that Northern Europe and Scandinavia have to offer. Brimming with a variety of cultures and traditions passed down through centuries, cruising the Baltic Sea unveils a totally different side of Europe. Copenhagen is the popular stop in the Baltic Sea, a charming city home to the happiest people in the world. German cities such as Warnemünde are all about the promenade and white sandy beaches, while still being only a stone's throw away from the bustling capital city of Berlin. Witness incredible architecture in Helsinki or wander through the medieval streets of Tallinn. Visit St Petersburg and see why the whole city is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. There is a range of fantastic cruise lines cruising the Baltic Sea such as Royal Caribbean, MSC Cruises and Princess.

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Expert tips for cruising the Baltic

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Baltic Sea cruises are extremely popular, you can visit several beautiful countries in addition to many highlights of the region, all in one cruise. If you are looking to cruise in the utmost of luxury - a voyage with Silversea will suit you, however if you want a more casual cruising experience, Royal Caribbean or Holland America Line are perfect. Shore excursions provide the perfect opportunity to discover locations such as Denmark, Sweden, Germany and more. There is also no need to go through the hassle of getting a visa for St. Petersburg.

Harbours for Baltic Sea

St. Petersburg, Russia

-28%

from$584

St. Petersburg Cruises

Warnemünde (Berlin), Germany

Nynäshamn (Stockholm), Sweden

-24%

from$1,088

Nynäshamn (Stockholm) Cruises

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Travel Tips for Scandinavia and Baltic

The Baltic Sea is the largest brackish water in the world and is one of the most popular destinations for a cruise. The routes lead from the German coast to the Baltic States. For example, an east sea cruise is a unique experience because it takes you to some of the oldest commercial cities in Europe, like:

Rostock
Gdansk

The countries bordering the Baltic Sea are:

Germany
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Russia
Estonia
Lithuania
Latvia
Poland

There are also numerous inhabited and uninhabited islands.

Most Popular Routes

There are different routes to choose from to explore the Baltic Sea and its surroundings, for example:

Norway - take a small trial cruise from Kiel to Oslo
Go on board for several days and travel from Amsterdam to Tilbury in the UK
Explore the Baltic Sea and the North Sea, the two seas of Germany
A cruise to Iceland is not to be missed

One of the highlights of a Baltic cruise is a visit to St. Petersburg - the second largest Russian city. The historic city centre, a declared UNESCO World Heritage Site, boasts over 2000:

Palaces
Stately homes
Castles

Another must-visit is the Swedish capital Stockholm. The unique location on the shores of the archipelago gives the city a very special cityscape. Gamla Stan, Stockholm's Old Town, is situated on its own small islands.

Copenhagen is dotted with numerous beautiful sights and magnificent buildings:

Visit the little mermaid, the city's landmark
Stroll through the Tivoli Gardens, one of the oldest amusement parks in the world

The Best Time to Visit

There are several different climate zones that the Baltic Sea is made up of:

The southern region is located in the temperate climatic zone
The regions around Denmark are markedly maritime
The areas eastward lie in the region of the continental climate

Because of that, a cruise on the Baltic Sea is recommended, especially in the Northern Hemisphere summer months between April and September.