Baltic Jewels & Norse Lore from Copenhagen to Stockholm with Stays, 20 June 2028 (17 nights)

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

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.

The town of Ronne, Bornholm, is just a 30 minute walk or short shuttle ride from the cruise port, making it a great stop for a laidback walking tour. The quaint cobbled streets and charming gardens provide a perfect backdrop for discovering the history of this small town, and with ancient buildings to explore such as St. Michael's Church and the Ronne Theatre, you'll be taken back in time. For outdoor excursions, the beaches and biking routes are particularly popular for their stunning views.

Beginning as a humble fishing village, Gdynia has since established itself as one of Poland's main harbours. Though almost all attractions are modern and contemporary, visitors will find traces of historic architecture, such as the 17th-century neo-Gothic manor house. Explore the numerous museums to dive in deeper on the past at the Warship Museum, or if you're just looking to relax and enjoy leisurely outdoor activities, head to the city beach.

As Lithuania's only port, Klaipeda boasts a fascinating history, as well as exciting events such as summer sea festivals and tall ship regatas. To get to know the heart of this scenic port, stop by the Lithuanian Sea Museum (not finished) or take a wander through its quaint Old Town for boutique shopping, cosy bars and authentic cuisine. Finally, don't forget to visit the iconic and creepy Black Ghost sculpture emerging from the water!

Liepāja is a captivating Baltic destination where the raw power of the coast meets a deep seated passion for the arts. Often called the "City where the wind is born," it offers a unique duality, you can spend the morning walking along a serene, white-sand beach and the afternoon exploring the haunting ruins and former military prisons of Karosta. The city’s skyline is a mix of ornate wooden houses and the glowing, amber-coloured glass of its world class concert hall, reflecting its transition from a strategic naval port to a vibrant cultural hub. With its upcoming title as the European Capital of Culture 2027, Liepāja continues to blend its gritty, historic past with a creative, forward looking energy.

Situated on the Swedish Island of Gotland in the Baltic sea, Visby is one of Scandinavia's best preserved medieval towns. Follow the labyrinth of quaint cobblestone streets to picturesque cottages and ancient Gothic churches, and discover the 12th century history of this hidden gem. Whether you're looking for a simple walking tour to admire the historic architecture, or are looking to get stuck into museums, ruins and cathedrals, Visby is a must-visit for a glimpse into Scandinavia's past.

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

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

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

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