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Baltic Sea Cruise Deals

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Baltic- Adonia - 18/May/12
16 Nights from £799pp More Details
 
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Europe, Scandinavia, Baltic- Emerald Princess - 23/May/12
11 Nights from £989pp More Details
 
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Baltic- Braemar - 31/May/12
14 Nights from £799pp More Details
 
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Baltic- Braemar - 1/June/12
14 Nights from £1458pp More Details
 
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Scandinavia, Baltic- Arcadia - 3/June/12
13 Nights from £1049pp More Details
 
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Europe, Scandinavia, Baltic- Ocean Princess - 3/June/12
14 Nights from £1392pp More Details
 
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Baltic Sea Cruise

A Baltic cruise is a great way to explore some of Northern Europe’s most enchanting destinations. These fascinating countries, rich in history and unspoiled nature are renowned for their medieval cities, gothic architecture, classic art museums and galleries. There really is no better way to visit the Baltic Sea than on a cruise with majestic views across the skyline and where forests give way to cascading waterfalls. In addition to these magnificent attractions is some of the most spectacular scenery in the world including glacial landscapes, river gorges, beautiful beaches and the famous Fjords.

The Baltic Sea is a stretch of sea located in Northern Europe. The region is made up of nine countries, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Sweden and Russia. The Baltic Sea is connected to the North Sea and the White Sea by man-made canals. With such a wide variety of destinations to visit, all with different cultures, the Baltic makes for the perfect cruise destination. A Baltic Sea cruise holiday is a perfect choice if you are looking for a holiday with no flying, simply set sail straight from many UK departure ports including Southampton.

Baltic cruising opens up an ancient world. Harking back to their Viking ancestry, the residents of the Baltic thrive on ocean life. Fresh fish is plentiful in local restaurants and yachts are moored in the marinas. Away from the coast, more delights can be found, a highlight being St Petersburg, an artistic and sophisticated city with intriguing moods and historic attractions.

Like the British weather there is no such thing as a typical summer in the Baltic. Temperatures are very similar to that of Northern Scotland, weather conditions can easily change. Around 45% of the Baltic Sea freezes each year with the thickest of ice occurring February and March. For even the worldliest traveller the Baltic region offers unique and diverse exploration. This regions unique beauty, cultural richness, vast history and fascinating landscapes make it the perfect cruise destination.

Baltic Sea Ports

Baltic Sea Cruise Map

Aarhus, Denmark
Bornholm, Denmark
Bremehaven, Germany
Copenhagen, Denmark
Gdansk, Poland
Gothenburg, Sweden
Hamburg, Germany
Helsinki, Finland
Kristiansand, Norway
Oslo, Norway
Riga, Latvia
Stockholm, Sweden
St Petersburg, Russia
Tallinn, Estonia
Travemunde, Germany
Visby, Sweden
Warnemunde, Germany

 
 
 

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