Baltic sea Cruise

2018/2019 Baltic Cruises and Baltic Holidays

It is one of the most green capital of Europe and an absolutely delight to be explored on horseback with its gentle tower and the tower that dominate the cityscape. Mr President, the Baltic Sea has been a key factor in the evolution of Europe today and of the whole planet. In addition, there are some of the most cultivated and sophisticated towns in Europe and one of the most beautiful landscapes in the whole wide globe - the Baltic Sea is the definitive traveler.

It is one of the most green capital of Europe and an absolutely delight to be explored on horseback with its gentle tower and the tower that dominate the cityscape. Göteborg is one of the first stations of a cruise on the Baltic Sea. The G-teborg Opera House is one of the most appealing towns in the area, with the new -lvborgs-Brücke ( "-lvborgs Bridge") and the striking bowform.

But the splendour of St. Petersburg is for many the climax of the Baltic Sea cruise.

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Ride the Baltic Sea, a part of Europe that even the most famous travellers rarely see. A cruise through the Baltic Sea is a relaxed way to see North Europe, from the intriguing archeological places to the magical civilizations you will come across on the way. So if there are specific places on your itinerary, let our itineraries know and we will make sure that your cruise will visit them.

Routes touring the pool can be visited by Germany, Poland, Belgium, the United Kingdom, Estonia, Lithuania and even Russia. Imagine a cruise plunging into the cold northeast, with stations in Denmark, Spitsbergen, Sweden, Iceland, Greenland and even a few crossing the whole Arctic Circle to Newfoundland. Baltic Sea is an attractive part of the Nordic region and provides a gateway to some of the most beautiful places in the world.

The Baltic Sea trips take in a wide range of countries such as Poland, Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany. There are even some who come to the Nordic countries such as Sweden, Finland and Norway. Visiting the palaces and stately homes that overlook the countryside of Northern Europe.