Itinerary: Cruise from Dover – Rotterdam – Copenhagen – Aarhus – Berlin (Warnemunde) – Tallinn – Helsinki – Stockholm – Visby (Gotland) – Oslo – Edinburgh (South Queensferry) – Invergordon – Stornoway (Isle of Lewis) – Portree (Isle of Skye) – Belfast – Greenock – Liverpool – Dun Laoghaire – Cork (Cobh) – Return to Dover.
Ports of Call
Cruise from Dover
- Rotterdam: Architectural hub with a striking skyline. Visit the Markthal, take a harbour tour, or stroll the cube houses. Modern and forward-looking.
- Copenhagen: Elegant city of canals and cyclists. See Nyhavn, explore Rosenborg Castle, or visit Tivoli Gardens. Light, orderly, and welcoming.
- Aarhus: Denmark’s cultural heart. Visit ARoS museum, the Old Town, or walk the harbourfront. Compact and confident.
- Berlin (Warnemunde): Port access to Germany’s capital. Visit the Brandenburg Gate, explore the museums, or take a tour of the Berlin Wall. Layers of history meet modern life.
- Tallinn: Medieval old town rising from cobbled streets. Climb Toompea Hill, browse cafés, or shop for crafts. Baltic charm intact.
- Helsinki: Nordic capital of calm design. Visit Suomenlinna fortress, relax in the market square, or enjoy a sauna by the sea. Understated and refined.
- Stockholm: Spread across islands linked by bridges. Visit the Vasa Museum, wander Gamla Stan, or cruise the archipelago. Bright and orderly.
- Visby (Gotland): Walled Swedish town with cobbles and roses. Visit the cathedral, walk the ramparts, or browse craft shops. Perfectly preserved.
- Oslo: Compact, waterside capital. Visit the Viking Ship Museum, walk Aker Brygge, or explore Vigeland Park. Green and accessible.
- Edinburgh (South Queensferry): Forth Bridges above and capital within reach. Visit Edinburgh Castle, stroll the Royal Mile, or admire the waterfront.
- Invergordon: Gateway to the Highlands. Visit Loch Ness, Glenmorangie Distillery, or enjoy a quiet walk through the glens.
- Stornoway (Isle of Lewis): Hebridean town with local culture. Visit Lews Castle, see the Callanish Stones, or watch harbour life.
- Portree (Isle of Skye): Colourful harbour backed by hills. Visit the Old Man of Storr, explore local galleries, or hike the Cuillin ridge.
- Belfast: Northern Irish capital balancing heritage and energy. Visit Titanic Belfast, stroll the Botanic Gardens, or explore city murals.
- Greenock: Clyde-side stop for Glasgow. Take the train inland or follow the coastal path above town. Views and variety are both near.
- Liverpool: Historic port turned cultural hub. Visit the docks, enjoy live music, or explore museums. Maritime pride throughout.
- Dun Laoghaire: Coastal link to Dublin. Walk the East Pier, enjoy the People’s Park, or head into the city for museums.
- Cork (Cobh): Colourful quayside and transatlantic stories. Visit the Heritage Centre, take the train to Cork, or enjoy a pint overlooking the bay.
Return to Dover