The Baltic Sea is located in Northern Europe and bounded by the Scandinavian Peninsula, the mainland of Europe, and the Danish islands. The Baltic Sea drains into the Kattegat by way of the Øresund, the Great Belt and the Little Belt.
There are countless reasons to venture into the Baltic Sea on a Baltic Cruise liner. Quaint towns, thriving cities, scenic countryside, turreted castles and a colourful arts scene are certain to enrich your time here.
So, whether you have an interest in history or art and architecture, wish to shop ‘til you drop or have a love of the great outdoors, a Baltic Cruise has much to offer.
Choose to cruise to the northern capitals and you can visit a string of fascinating cities in just one holiday.
Few ports of call can match St. Petersburg’s rich history, making it a holiday highlight for many. Enchanting and elaborate palaces, art treasures and grand squares hark back to the era of the Tsars. Whilst here you can visit the Hermitage, home to one of the largest collections of artistic endeavours in the world.
St. Petersburg is just one of the delights that awaits on traditional Baltic Cruises.
You might discover Stockholm's eighteen island archipelago. With its charming painted houses, mini-harbours and cobbled streets, the city’s setting gives it a unique atmosphere.
Surrounded by clear waters and countryside, it has a natural beauty few cities can offer.
Then there’s the café-culture at the heart of the lovingly-restored medieval centre of Estonia’s Tallinn. Explore on foot and you will find charming courtyards, parks and winding cobbled streets.
You might also discover the easy-going bonhomie of Copenhagen, the sparkling canals and pedal-power of Amsterdam, Oslo’s outdoor lifestyle and Helsinki’s stately cathedrals and noble squares. With so many intriguing destinations to explore, you’ll be enchanted as the Baltic reveals its many treasures.
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