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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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Baltic and Scandinavia Cruises

A Baltic Sea cruise offers the chance to appreciate charming cosmopolitan cities, cultures and iconic landmarks. The Baltic region is perhaps best observed on a cruise along the gleaming Baltic coast that will introduce you to Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, Finland, Germany, Lithuania, Poland Russia and more. Discover German coastal locations including Heiligendamm and Kühlungsborn as well as other atmospheric beach resorts. Wander along Sweden's wild west coast and make a memorable stop in Stockholm. Glide down the brimming Baltic waters towards Denmark and visit the Scandanavian sensation of Copenhagen for a seamless urban experience and classic cuisine.


Let a luxurious cruise guide you to Lithuania and visit the heavily cobbled town of Klaipeda with its distinctly German architecture and Dane River. Venture north to the Baltic gem of Estonia and discover the vibrant Tallinn- a perfect cocktail of modern, medieval, sophistication, charm and vibrancy with Baroque palaces and glass skyscrapers. See the dynamic culture and bewildering natural surroundings of Bergen and Norway from the optimal perspective of a cruise.

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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

Faroe Islands, Denmark
Faroe Islands, Denmark
The Faroe islands are an archipelago made up of 18 islands. Sometimes referred to as Europe’s best kept secret, the islands make for a unique and unforgettable cruise destination. The islands offer great opportunities for nature lovers, such as hiking, bird watching, and fishing. It’s a misconception though that the Faroe islands are destination just for the more active traveller. It also offers tax free shopping and great places to eat thanks to the current renaissance in Scandinavian dining.
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Faroe Islands Cruises
Garz, Germany
Garz, Germany
The city of Garz, on the German island of Rügen, is located in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. The population of city is 2,343 is situated in the south of the island about five miles from the coast and 22 kilometers from Stralsund. Among the most popular attractions include the Garz Slavic castle wall and the Protestant church of St. Peter, which was build in the mid-14th Century in the Gothic style.
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Garz Cruises
Hakefjord, Sweden
Hakefjord, Sweden
Hakefjord is a bay in southern Sweden and is close to Viten.
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Hakefjord Cruises
Vitte, Germany
Vitte, Germany
Vitte is the main town on the Hiddensee Island, which lies to the west of Rügen. The island is completely car-free and accessible only by water. You can hike or take a nice bike ride through the untouched nature to fully enjoy your time here. At the northern tip of the island, you find the lighthouse. From the top you have a wonderful view over the whole island.
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Vitte Cruises
Świnoujści, Poland
Świnoujści, Poland
Świnoujście is a small town that is located on the Polish side of the island of Usedom. Świnoujście is a popular Baltic Sea resort.
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Świnoujście Cruises
Sassnitz (Rügen), Germany
Sassnitz (Rügen), Germany
Sassnitz is on the German island of Rügen and is a nationally recognized resort. The site attracts with its Nordic flair and impressive chalk coasts. The area sits on the edge Jasmund National Park, home to over 250 animals. A highlight is the viewing platform which offers a spectacular view of the island and the Baltic Sea.
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Sassnitz Cruises
Baltisk, Russia
Baltisk, Russia
Baltisk is the westernmost Russian city, located on the Baltic Sea.
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Baltisk Cruises
Sztynort, Poland
Sztynort, Poland
Sztynort is a small village located in northern Poland next to the border with the Russian Kaliningrad Region. Its population is just under 200 people and it is home to the 300-year-old Sztynort Palace that has been the centre of attention for a long time. After being destroyed and re-built a couple of times, it is now part of the Polish-German Foundation for the Protection of Cultural Monuments, which means that it will be well looked after and protected.
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Sztynort Cruises
Havstensfjord, Sweden
Havstensfjord, Sweden
Havstensfjord is located in southern Sweden and it is a lesser known fjord with scenic views.
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Havstensfjord Cruises
Binz, Germany
Binz, Germany
On the Baltic coast of the island of Rügen, Binz has a great importance as a Baltic Sea resort. Furthermore, the Granitz hunting lodge, the baths, the pier and Binz Spa are worth visiting.
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Binz Cruises
Peenemünde, Germany
Peenemünde, Germany
Peenemünde, on the island of Usedom on the Baltic Sea, sits to the northwest of Germany. Here you can find the Historical and Technical Information Centre with information on the history of the site and the Phänomenta museum, an exhibition of the phenomena of physics, where you can touch and even try things out.
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Peenemünde Cruises
Marstrand, Sweden
Marstrand, Sweden
Marstrand is a seaside locality situated in Kungälv Municipality, Västra Götaland County, Sweden.
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Marstrand Cruises
Frombork, Poland
Frombork, Poland
Frombork is a small town in northern Poland. Frombork Cathedral is one of the town's major landmarks.
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Frombork Cruises
Zielony Gaj, Poland
Zielony Gaj, Poland
Zielony Gaj is a small Polish village located in the beautiful Masurian Lake District in the north of the country. The local population is around 60 people, that is how small the village is. Until 1945 the area surrounding Zielony Gaj was part of Germany. The region is famous for its abundance of picturesque lakes and forests, green hills, flowery meadows and centuries-old castles. Zielony Gaj and the other towns in the area burst into life in July and August and become more chilled in September.
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Zielony Gaj Cruises
Aeroskobing, Denmark
Aeroskobing, Denmark
Aeroskobing is a town located on the Aero island to the south of the country. The beautiful architecture of the city was designed to restore the spirit and style of the 17th century elegance.
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Ærøskøbing Cruises

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.

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