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BALTIC

Baltic Cruise

Hanseatic cities and the capitals of the North.

Late in the evening the ship threads through the Stockholm archipelago, thousands of little rocky islands dotted with red wooden houses, and the light simply refuses to fade. It is almost midnight, and still a golden sheen lies over the water. The Baltic in summer gives long evenings, and from a small ship you are right up close to the cities and the shores.

The Baltic is an inland sea steeped in history, fringed by some of the most beautiful capitals in Europe. Stockholm on its islands, elegant Copenhagen, spacious Helsinki, together with the medieval Hanseatic cities of Tallinn and Riga with their winding old towns, Gdańsk with its rebuilt splendour and quiet Visby on Gotland, enclosed by a ring wall. Every city tells of the Hanseatic League, of kings and of the sea.

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With a small ship you come in more centrally and more calmly than the great fleets, with time for the cities rather than merely brushing past them. The season is summer, from May to August, with the famous bright nights of the North. Voyages usually last around nine nights.

Why ivent-sailing

Why book with ivent-sailing

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You pay not a single euro more than with the cruise line. We have agreed a commission with our partners.

Independent advice

We recommend the voyage that suits you, because we have no ship of our own to fill. In our consultation we can go into the small differences that make the experience yours.

Travel-security certificate under German law

With us you receive a travel-security certificate and book with insolvency and consumer protection under German travel law.

All-round package

If you wish, we arrange the whole experience including travel there and back.

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Current Baltic voyages

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Which route, which cruise line, which season, we settle that best in conversation. Without obligation and free of charge, and you book secured by the travel-security certificate under German law.

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Frequently asked questions

Good to know

When is the best time for a Baltic cruise?
From May to August, when it is mild, warm light falls over the old towns and the summer nights are long and bright.
Which cities will I see?
Stockholm, Helsinki, Tallinn, Riga, Copenhagen, Gdańsk and medieval Visby on Gotland, among others.
Which ships sail there?
Small premium ships that come in centrally and calmly and leave time for the cities.
How long does a voyage last?
Usually around nine nights, with options from one week to a little over a fortnight.
What does a Baltic cruise cost?
From around EUR 4,505 per person, depending on ship, cabin and route.
Can I also experience the Baltic under sail?
Yes, on a small scale. More in our sailing world (Sailing in the Baltic).

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