Colourful Copenhagen
The cobbled streets of Aalborg
Sculptures by Gustav Vigeland in the Vigeland Park, Oslo
Gothenburg's canal
A Standard Balcony Cabin
Enjoy high-end Italian cuisine at the Amalfi
Expect a boutique dining experience
Nepalese dishes are served at Khukuri House
Sip cocktails at the North Cape Bar
The Lido
The ship’s elegant Spa
The Britannia Lounge
The Playhouse
Afternoon tea is included
A Taste of Scandinavia
Spirit of Adventure departing Dover
18th July 2027
A succession of cosmopolitan cities await
Delve into the history and culture of Scandinavia on this all-inclusive cruise to Norway, Denmark and Sweden in 2027. The Norwegian capital city of Oslo has a rich Viking heritage, having been established in 1040 by Harald Hardrada, the ‘last great Viking king’. Today, the city boasts numerous theatres, art galleries and museums, including the Munch Museum, which exhibits work by the Norwegian artist Edvard Munch.
Cruise across the Skagerrak strait to Denmark’s Jutland peninsula to visit the attractive waterside city of Aalborg, known for its revitalised waterfront on the Limfjord. The city boasts more than 300 shops and a vast collection of street art, it is also home to the Kunsten – a Museum of Modern Art. More cultural attractions await in the cosmopolitan Danish capital, Copenhagen. Highlights here include Tivoli Gardens, the Nyhavn Canal with its 17th-century houses, Christiansborg Palace and Amalienborg Palace, and of course, The Little Mermaid Statue. Finally, step ashore in southern Sweden to explore the city of Gothenburg. Its fascinating architecture, vibrant atmosphere and variety of art galleries, from the Gothenburg Museum of Art to the cutting edge Roda Sten Art Centre, make it one of Sweden’s trendiest cities.
Included excursion in every port
Itinerary
Embark Spirit of Adventure.
Depart 1700.
Spend the day at sea.
See what we have to offer at sea.
Arrive 1100. Depart 1800.
Oslo’s roots reach back to the Viking era when Harald Hardrada, in 1040, established a trading place at the head of the Oslofjord. It is a compact city packed with theatres, art galleries and museums. The Munch Museum is dedicated to the life and works of the celebrated Norwegian artist Edvard Munch, while Vigeland Sculpture Park has 200 pieces made by the artist after which it is named. Landmark sights the Opera House, Nobel Peace Centre and City Hall can be seen from the waterfront.
Included excursion
Visit Vigeland Sculpture Park on an included excursion.
Optional excursion
Visit the Fram and Kon-Tiki Museums, which tell stories of Norwegian ocean expeditions.
Arrive 1030. Depart 1900.
The attractive waterside city of Aalborg lies in the north Jutland region of Denmark is best known for its revitalised waterfront on the Limfjord. The city boasts more than 300 shops and is home to the Kunsten – a Museum of Modern Art designed by the iconic Finnish architect Alvar Aalto. Beneath one of the city’s busy shopping streets lies a Franciscan Monastery Museum documenting the medieval history of the monastery, which was established in around 1250. Today, the city has a thriving art and culture scene with an vast collection of street art.
Included excursion
Enjoy an included excursion exploring the highlights of Aalborg.
Optional excursion
See sites associated with the occupation during World War Two.
Arrive 0800. Depart 1900.
The cosmopolitan Danish capital is an eclectic mix of architectural styles which attest to its long history. Once a small village, it was fortified when Bishop Absalon of Roskilde built a castle here in 1167. Attractions include Tivoli Gardens, characterful Nyhavn Canal graced with 17th-century houses, the Baroque-inspired Christiansborg Palace and Rococo Amalienborg Palace, residence of the Danish Royal Family. The Little Mermaid Statue, which has been plucked straight from Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy-tale of the same name, graces the waterfront.
Included excursion
An included excursion takes you on a scenic canal cruise through Copenhagen.
Optional excursion
Cross the Øresund Bridge into Sweden to discover the city of Malmö.
Arrive 0800. Depart 1700.
Step ashore in southern Sweden and the cosmopolitan city of Gothenburg. With its canals, fascinating architecture, trams and art, this is one of Sweden’s trendiest cities. Soak up the Scandi atmosphere as you stroll along the waterfront or through the ‘Haga’ – the city’s old quarter. The city has a choice of museums and galleries to visit, from the Gothenburg Museum of Art with its fine collections and the cutting edge Roda Sten Art Centre, to the niche Radiomuseet (Radio Museum).
Included excursion
See the city sights on an included excursion.
Optional excursion
Enjoy a canal cruise and discover the city’s botanical gardens.
Spend the day at sea.
See what we have to offer at sea.
Arrive 0700.
Disembark Spirit of Adventure after breakfast.
Important Information
§ Travel Insurance is underwritten by Astrenska Insurance Limited, subject to medical screening. A price reduction will be applied if the included travel insurance is not required. Pre-departure cover (cancellation rights) is provided by Saga and is only available when taking out the included insurance. Read More
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Spirit of Adventure
2020
Year built
987
Guest capacity (maximum)
540
Ship crew
All inclusive
Enjoy an unlimited selection of drinks in all the on-board bars and lounges.
The Living Room
Relax in one of the many sociable spaces on the ship.
Spa
Look forward to included access to a range of wellbeing services.
Entertainment
Enjoy a colourful show in The Playhouse theatre.
Enjoy fine cuisine
Make the most of free-to-dine speciality restaurants.
The Dining Room
The main restaurant brings you the finest in British and international cuisine.
The Verandah
Dine with stunning alfresco views.
On board activities
Try shuffleboard and deck quoits, or play virtual golf at sea.
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