Grand Scandinavian Escape from Stockholm to Reykjavik with Stays and Golden Circle & Blue Lagoon Experience, 8 June 2027 (29 nights)

A city of bridges, historic Gamla Stan, and a vibrant culture that blends old and new.

A stylish mix of sleek design, seaside beauty, and rich Nordic culture awaits in Finland’s capital.

Wander the cobbled streets of Tallinn’s medieval Old Town, where history, charm, and modern creativity blend beautifully.

A mix of medieval charm and art nouveau elegance makes Latvia’s capital a hidden gem.

Karlskrona is a picturesque UNESCO World Heritage city in southern Sweden that serves as the country's only genuine Baroque city and main naval base. It is spread across numerous islands in the Blekinge archipelago and provides a unique combination of nautical history, breathtaking coastline beauty, calm nature, and well-preserved 17th-century buildings. Karlskrona is spread across several islands, making it ideal for boating, sailing, kayaking, and visiting beautiful, peaceful coastal areas such as the Trossö archipelago.

Since Warnemunde is just a 2 hour train journey from Berlin, many cruisers choose to head to the city, overlooking many hidden gems. This charming port town is a popular summer getaway for locals and it's easy to see why - with a seaside promenade, quirky storefronts, classic beer gardens and unique architecture, you can enjoy a leisurely stroll in the sun, followed by a splash in the sea or sunbathing on the beach.

Founded in 1200, Kalundborg is nestled on the west coast of Zealand, Denmark, and has plenty of history, culture and attractions to discover despite its compact size. You'll be delighted by its small town charm, picturesque landscapes and outdoor activities, including golf, kayaking, horse riding and cycling. As well as this, a simple wander through the town will take you to the museum and local market where you'll find handicrafts produced by Kalundborg artists.

With state of the art port facilities, easy access to the city centre and varied attractions to suit cruisers of all ages, Kiel is a hidden gem in the Baltic sea. A good way to get your bearings of this port city is through a hop-on-hop-off bus tour, taking you to the top landmarks in comfort. To discover the history of Kiel, head to the Maritime Museum and the German Submarine U-995. For a laidback wander and good food, visit Kiellinie.

From colourful Nyhavn to the charm of Tivoli Gardens, Denmark’s capital is a fairytale come to life.

Maloy is a charming town in Vestland county, Norway, surrounded by sensational scenery and – rather surprisingly – home to a stunning silver-sand beach that stretches almost a mile long. Something of a gateway to the wonderful Norwegian wilderness, this destination is one to look forward to on a Norwegian Fjords cruise; with excursions encompassing all sorts of experiences, from mountain hiking and kayaking to deer farm visits and missions to near-ancient monasteries, you’ll find yourself with more than enough to do when you visit Maloy.

The third largest city in Norway, Trondheim combines the numerous modern amenities of a cosmopolitan city with traditional Scandinavian history and culture. Discover authentic local cuisine through cafes and restaurants, as well as locally brewed beer. Looking for one of a kind souvenirs? Check out the range of arts and crafts that you won't find anywhere else! For a taste of Trondheim's history, head to the 12th century cathedral and museums.

North of the Arctic Circle, in an area renowned for its spectacular vistas and Viking heritage- the Lofoten Islands. Leknes is one of the six notable islands that make up the Lofotens and is located in the Vestvågøy municipality. Pristine fjords, charming fishing communities, and incredible wildlife, are just some of the draws of the Lofoten Islands, and Leknes is no different. When you're stopping off in Leknes, you can enjoy a selection of tranquil beaches, hiking trails and other wonderful attractions that will keep you busy!

If you’re looking for an authentic Norwegian experience, rugged wilderness and Northern Lights included, then Harstad in Troms county is the perfect place to be; although, you’ll find Harstad town centre home to more than enough modern comforts for anyone looking to relax while ashore. From Grottebadet – an underground water park built inside a mountain – to Folkeparken – Harstad’s most popular woodland hiking region – and the Adolf Gun – a surviving Second World War artillery cannon at Trondenes Fort – there’s something for everyone to enjoy. And, with never-ending sunlight in the summer months, and the opportunity to see Aurora Borealis in the wintertime, Harstad promises to offer you a unique experience whenever you visit.

Nestled amongst sandy beaches and rugged mountainscapes, Hammerfest is the place to go for an adventurous cruise holiday. While you'll find opportunities for a light hike to panoramic views of the town, the highlights are found in deep sea fishing, trekking and kayaking. You can also explore the Ancient Polar Bear Society to discover the history of Arctic hunting, as well as the uniquely designed Portestant Church of Hammerfest.

The gateway to the North Cape, Honningsvag is a compact city with just 2,800 inhabitants.The star of the show is the North Cape itself, with visits to this otherworldly coast being a popular excursion - stand at the impressive cliff for vast views out to sea and a breath of fresh Arctic air. As well as this, head into town for fresh Arctic seafood and crafts from indigenous Sami residents, or a chilly drink at Artico Ice Bar.

After being almost entirely destroyed during World War II, Alta has rebuilt itself into a certified Sustainable Destination that's teeming with historic, cultural and outdoor activities. We highly recommend visiting the UNESCO World Heritage rock carvings in Hjemmeluft from around 4,200 to 500BC, as well as dog sledding and viewing the aurora borealis from the world's first Northern Lights observatory built in 1899.

Arctic wonders await in Tromsø, from thrilling dog sledding to the mesmerising aurora borealis.

Situated in northwest Iceland, Isafjörður is a quaint town that’s beloved for its awe-inspiring landscapes. Not only does it feature historic and colourful wooden houses that date back to the 18th and 19th century, but a wide selection of attractions including the Bunarfoss waterfall, Arctic Fox Centre and the Naustahvilft hiking trail. The perfect place to capture breathtaking photographs, Isafjörður is a wonderful stop-off whilst on a cruise.

Discover dramatic landscapes, soak in the Blue Lagoon, and chase the Northern Lights.

Your Boutique Downtown Escape. You'll find the boutique Þingholt by Center Hotels just off Reykjavik's main shopping street. Small in size but big on style, the hotel has an intimate, cosmopolitan vibe throughout. If you're looking to wind down, take a load off at the hotel spa or at the cozy bar in the hotel's lounge. Designed by celebrated Icelandic architect Gulla Jonsdottir, all 52 rooms at Þingholt mix modern comfort with Icelandic, nature-inspired design. Rooms come with all the kit including hairdryer, shower, safety deposit box, free WIFI, flat screen TV and a mini-bar. Looking for some authentic drinks in a beautiful setting? The Þingholt wine list is hand-picked by the staff and the cocktails are a blend of classics and Þingholt originals. Massage therapies, a large hot tub and a rainwater shower. A visit to the Ísafold spa is the perfect way to wind down.

Your Boutique Downtown Escape. You'll find the boutique Þingholt by Center Hotels just off Reykjavik's main shopping street. Small in size but big on style, the hotel has an intimate, cosmopolitan vibe throughout. If you're looking to wind down, take a load off at the hotel spa or at the cozy bar in the hotel's lounge. Designed by celebrated Icelandic architect Gulla Jonsdottir, all 52 rooms at Þingholt mix modern comfort with Icelandic, nature-inspired design. Rooms come with all the kit including hairdryer, shower, safety deposit box, free WIFI, flat screen TV and a mini-bar. Looking for some authentic drinks in a beautiful setting? The Þingholt wine list is hand-picked by the staff and the cocktails are a blend of classics and Þingholt originals. Massage therapies, a large hot tub and a rainwater shower. A visit to the Ísafold spa is the perfect way to wind down.

Your Boutique Downtown Escape. You'll find the boutique Þingholt by Center Hotels just off Reykjavik's main shopping street. Small in size but big on style, the hotel has an intimate, cosmopolitan vibe throughout. If you're looking to wind down, take a load off at the hotel spa or at the cozy bar in the hotel's lounge. Designed by celebrated Icelandic architect Gulla Jonsdottir, all 52 rooms at Þingholt mix modern comfort with Icelandic, nature-inspired design. Rooms come with all the kit including hairdryer, shower, safety deposit box, free WIFI, flat screen TV and a mini-bar. Looking for some authentic drinks in a beautiful setting? The Þingholt wine list is hand-picked by the staff and the cocktails are a blend of classics and Þingholt originals. Massage therapies, a large hot tub and a rainwater shower. A visit to the Ísafold spa is the perfect way to wind down.