Helsinki
This Scandinavian capital is noticeably free from high-rise buildings and skyscrapers, with spacious streets mingled with gardens and parks. The Helsinki Cathedral is probably the most prominent building and symbol of the city.
Copenhagen
Once the home of Hans Christian Andersen, Copenhagen features many reminders of its fairytale heritage and lives up to the reputation immortalised in the famous song ‘Wonderful Copenhagen’.
Sandefjord
Sandefjord is an active and growing town of 42.000 inhabitants. Combining exiting history with an active cultural scene and a modern industrial outlook along with a very attractive coastline, the town is interesting, exiting and beautiful.
Skagen
Denmark's most northerly cruise port, Skagen can be found on the east coast of North Jutland. A popular yachting port, it is also the largest fishing port in the country.
St Petersburg
Lavish architecture and an extraordinary history make St Petersburg Russia’s cultural capital and an unforgettable city. A highlight is the baroque Catherine Palace in nearby Puskin.

Cruise highlights

Skagen

Denmark's most northerly cruise port, Skagen can be found on the east coast of North Jutland. A popular yachting port, it is also the largest fishing port in the country.

St Petersburg and the Baltic

All meals onboard, including 24-hour room service
All on-board gratuities
Entertainment and activities
Welcome cocktail party & Captain’s dinner
Travel insurance
All port taxes and visas
UK mainland travel service to your departure point
And more...

16 nights, departing on 10 September 2013

16 nights from £2,549 per person

Passengers