A new capital every morning.
A Baltic cruise is one of the most effortless ways to see Northern Europe. Set sail from Copenhagen’s colorful harbor and wake up somewhere new each day, from Stockholm’s cobbled Gamla Stan to Oslo’s waterfront and its striking opera house, with your hotel sailing right along with you.
In St. Petersburg, gilded palaces, onion domes and the treasures of the Hermitage feel like stepping into another era. Tallinn, Estonia’s medieval capital, charms with its walls, towers and cobblestone squares. And in summer, the famous white nights mean the sun barely sets and evenings on deck seem to last forever.
Six things your team will talk about for years
Copenhagen by canal
Glide past Nyhavn’s colorful houses and royal palaces before setting sail.
Stockholm’s old town
Wander Gamla Stan and the Royal Palace, then visit the Vasa Museum.
Oslo’s waterfront
Walk the roof of the Opera House and explore the Viking Ship and Fram museums.
Imperial St. Petersburg
Explore the Hermitage, the Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood and the gardens of Peterhof.
Medieval Tallinn
Discover one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval old towns.
White-night dinners
Dine on deck as the summer sun lingers late into the evening.
June through August.
Baltic cruises sail from about May through September. June through August is peak season, with the warmest weather and nearly endless daylight. May and September are quieter and cooler, with great value.
Effortless logistics
Unpack once and visit five countries.
Something for everyone
History, design, food and shopping in every port.
All-inclusive ease
Meals, entertainment and accommodations together on board.