Most Baltic cruises are more than 7 days long - perfect for travelers with lots of free time – and take place between June and August. This means you will experience Northern Europe’s mildest, most glorious weather, as well as the exciting natural phenomenon of “white nights” and the Midnight Sun. Among the many highlights are Copenhagen, Aarhus, Bornholm, Helsinki, Stockholm, the fjords of Norway, Tallinn, Riga, and St. Petersburg, Russia.

There are many great reasons to choose a Baltic cruise, including: the region’s fascinating history, illustrated by magnificent palaces and beautifully restored ancient cities; culturally rich nations that are home to world-class musical, dance and dramatic performances; opportunity to sample the cuisine of different countries, and to learn about local culture by way of traditional foods. To top it all comes a vast array of activities to be explored, including exciting theme parks, open-air museums, lively music and arts festivals, great tax-free shopping and MORE!

To ensure that you make the most of your visit to Scandinavia and the Baltic States, you may want to take advantage of the pre- or post-cruise tours offered by members of the Cruise Copenhagen Network - an association of 46 companies that helps bring memorable cruises to Copenhagen and beyond.

Cruise passengers to Copenhagen have at their disposal a private hospitality center located in the heart of the city's lively Strøget, or pedestrian zone - the Cruise Lounge. All cruise passengers receive an invitation to the exclusive lounge. The Lounge provides a comfortable place away from the ship for clients to relax—a pleasant break in a whirlwind day of sightseeing and shopping. The Lounge is located in the Royal Copenhagen building at Amagertorv, right in the middle of Strøget.