Baltic cruise will take you to some of world’s most adventurous and captivating regions. This cruise offers a lot to the avid traveler, which includes fascinating prehistoric cultures and modern cities. You can choose from a mini cruise of
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Baltic Sea Cruises
Home > Cruisemates Ports > Europe Cruises > Baltic Sea CruisesIf you want to go off the beaten path and see cities that many visitors to Europe never see, consider a cruise. Cruises can provide convenience, ease and peace of mind. Many major cruise lines have offer itineraries to the Baltic Sea, including the Baroque capital of the czars, St. Petersburg. Usually departing from ports near London, Baltic Sea cruises are port-intensive, providing passengers an opportunity to visit cities and countries that can be difficult to experience otherwise.
The Scandinavian capitals of Oslo, Stockholm, and Helsinki are rich in history and natural beauty. Ships often stay overnight in Copenhagen, allowing passengers to experience the Tivoli Gardens or some of the Danish capital's sophisticated nightlife. The Hanseatic cities of Rostock, Warnemunde and Tallinn are fascinating windows into a dynamic world that was strictly isolated from the West for 50 years.
Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, St. Petersburg has emerged as one of the world's great cities; with many cruise ships staying overnight, passengers can also join optional excursions to Novgorod and Moscow.
Cooler temperatures make cruising in the Baltic very different from more traditional destinations like the Caribbean or Mediterranean. Baltic cruises are appealing to the travelers looking for a new experience and are perfect for adults and families that want to share new experiences with their children.
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