Itinerary: Cruise from Southampton – Skagen (Denmark) – Copenhagen – Berlin (Warnemunde) – Stockholm (Overnight onboard) – Tallinn – Helsinki – Visby (Gotland, Sweden) – Kristiansand (Norway) – Stavanger (Norway) – Haugesund – Skjolden – Olden – Trondheim – Honningsvåg (North Cape) – Tromsø – Edinburgh (South Queensferry) – Return to Southampton.
Ports of Call
Cruise from Southampton
- Skagen (Denmark): Bright harbour town where two seas meet. Walk the dunes to Grenen, see Skagen’s art museum, or enjoy seafood at the quay. Light and sand define it.
- Copenhagen: Lively Danish capital. Visit Nyhavn, tour Christiansborg Palace, or see the Little Mermaid. Bikes, cafés, and canals make it instantly likeable.
- Berlin (Warnemunde): Port link for Germany’s capital. Visit Berlin’s landmarks or stay in Rostock’s old town. History and the harbour are in easy reach.
- Stockholm (Overnight onboard): Island city framed by waterways. Explore Gamla Stan, visit the Vasa Museum, or take an evening stroll by the quays. The overnight adds time for its calm beauty.
- Tallinn: Medieval old town of towers and cobbles. Climb Toompea Hill, explore local cafés, or browse the markets—Old-world charm with modern flair.
- Helsinki: Finnish capital by the Baltic. Visit the Rock Church, stroll through Esplanadi Park, or take a ferry to Suomenlinna Fortress. Design and calm water everywhere.
- Visby (Gotland, Sweden): Walled medieval town with roses and ruins. Walk the ring wall, visit the museum, or enjoy the harbour cafés. Quietly enchanting.
- Kristiansand (Norway): Southern Norway’s summer city. Visit Posebyen’s old town, enjoy Bystranda beach, or stroll along the marina. Compact and easy-going.
- Stavanger (Norway): Old-town charm and fjord access. Explore Gamle Stavanger, cruise Lysefjord, or see the Oil Museum—modern life beside deep waters.
- Haugesund: Viking heritage and fjord scenery. Visit Haraldshaugen monument, stroll the quay, or take a short hike. Small but proud.
- Skjolden: Fjord village at the end of Sognefjord. Kayak, hike to scenic viewpoints, or visit Urnes Stave Church. Nature feels immediate and immense.
- Olden: Glacier gateway on Nordfjord. Ride the Loen Skylift, walk lakeside trails, or tour Briksdal Glacier—a highlight of calm and grandeur.
- Trondheim: Norway’s old capital. Visit Nidaros Cathedral, stroll Bakklandet’s wooden houses, or walk along the river. Bright, compact, and welcoming.
- Honningsvåg (North Cape): Northernmost port in Europe. Visit the North Cape plateau or spot reindeer in tundra landscapes—vast daylight and silence.
- Tromsø: Arctic city alive with culture. Visit the Arctic Cathedral, take a cable car to Fjellheisen, or explore the Polar Museum – all surrounded by fresh air and open skies.
- Edinburgh (South Queensferry): Port for Scotland’s capital. Walk the Royal Mile, visit the castle, or enjoy café life under the skyline. Classic and inviting.
Return to Southampton