The rooftops of Riga- Historic Gdansk
- The charming streets of Aarhus
- St Nicholas Church, Klaipeda
Treasures of Scandinavia
Spirit of Adventure departing Dover
from
£5,017 per person
14 nights
5th June 2026
Including optional travel insurance or a price reduction of £87 if not requiredHow our discounts work
Read moreHow our discounts work
On all cruises we set aside a number of cabins within each level at a discounted fare, with the highest discount of 35% for ocean cruises and 25% for river cruises available on selected levels. These cabins are sold on a first come, first served basis. As cabins are sold, the discount begins to reduce, and continues to reduce until those selected cabins are sold.
This means that the earlier you book, the higher the chance of securing a greater discount. Our price panels clearly show the full cruise price, along with the current discount fare.
Please note: During busy periods for holiday bookings, the early booking discount can reduce rapidly. We recommend that you book early to benefit from the best booking discounts and to secure your preferred cabin.
When promoting new cruises for the first time, we contact customers on our Advanced Registration list first, allowing then to secure the cabin of their choice and benefit from the best savings. Our brochures are then sent out to loyalty club members first, followed by past cruise goers and then everyone else.
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Admire the natural beauty of Scandinavia
Explore multiple museums and galleries in Gothenburg before crossing the Kattegat to visit the fortified town of Fredericia, a new port of call for Spirit of Adventure. Continue your all-inclusive Scandinavian cruise in 2026 on to the Baltic Sea where the Latvian city of Riga awaits. An overnight visit to this historic capital city offers the opportunity to discover the UNESCO-listed old town and Europe’s most extensive collection of Art Nouveau architecture. Similar stylish designs can be seen in the Lithuanian port of Klaipeda, along with a variety of sculptures. While Gdansk features Dutch-style terraces of townhouses and a Gothic town hall.
Return to Denmark and its cosmopolitan capital, as well as calling at Aarhus, home to an array of art galleries and museums, such as the ARoS Art Museum and Viking Museum where you can learn about local history. Finally, cruise across the Skagerrak strait, linking the Jutland peninsula with Norway, to explore Kristiansand and its old town of traditional wooden houses.
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 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
Explore Gothenburg’s northern Öckerö archipelago, spread across ten islands and home to ancient remains, traditional harbours and quaint fisherman’s huts nestled beneath granite cliffs.
Arrive 0800. Depart 1700.
Born from Christian IV’s desire to fortify Jutland, the town of Fredericia has some carefully preserved ramparts and defensive earthworks, with canons still in place. Within the town places of historic interest are helpfully signposted, including the Landsoldat statue of one of the many soldiers who fought to break the siege of the city by the Slesvig-Holsteners in the 19th century. You can learn about the town’s military history in the City Museum. Further afield, across the Little Belt Bridge, the city of Odense on the island of Funen is the birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen. Fredericia is a new port of call for Spirit of Adventure.
Included excursion
An included excursion offers an introduction to the local area.
Optional excursion
Head to the island of Funen to visit the city of Odense, birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen.
Spend the day at sea.
See what we have to offer at sea.
Arrive 1300 on June 10.
Depart 1300 on June 11.
Look forward to an extended stay in historic Riga. The capital’s central location on the Baltic Sea saw it flourish during the Middle Ages as a member of the prosperous Hanseatic League. Reshaped by fire and war over the passing centuries, it has retained a wealth of architectural highlights. Chief among them is the UNESCO-listed old town and Europe’s most extensive collection of Art Nouveau architecture. Of particular note are the replica medieval guildhall – the House of the Black Heads, St Peter’s Church with its 403-foot-high spire and the still bustling Central Market.
Included excursion
An included excursion offers an introduction to the city.
Optional excursion
Explore the city of Riga by vintage tram.
Arrive 0800. Depart 1700.
Lithuania’s third largest city was built in the Middle Ages by the Teutonic Order, a German crusading military force. Once known as Memel, and part of the Prussian kingdom for centuries, it has had a turbulent history with repeated invasions from Sweden, Russia and Germany. Much of the city was destroyed by fire in the 19th century and rebuilt predominantly in an Art Nouveau style. Klaipeda has numerous sculptures, including a statue of Ann from Tharau and a Magical Mouse, a diminutive bronze sculpture reputed to convert good wishes into reality.
Included excursion
See more of your surroundings on an included excursion.
Optional excursions
Learn more about village life in Lithuania.
Arrive 0800. Depart 1700.
Gdansk’s medieval quarter was fully restored following heavy damage during World War Two and features Dutch-style terraces of narrow multi-storied townhouses. The main square is fronted by the Gothic town hall and Artus Court, once a social hub for medieval merchants. Neighbouring St Mary’s Basilica is one of the largest brick-built churches in the world. Other attractions include the European Solidarity Centre museum and Oliwa Cathedral with its ornate Baroque and Rococo interior.
Included excursion
An included excursion will reveal some of the city’s attractions on foot.
Optional excursion
A visit to the former concentration camp of Stutthof provides a sobering insight to the Nazi occupation.
Spend the day at sea.
See what we have to offer at sea.
Arrive 0800. Depart 1700.
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
A visit to the Christiansborg Palace reveals its resplendent interior.
Arrive 0800. Depart 1700.
Established in Viking times, Aarhus has a strategic position on the Jutland peninsula and has long been an important centre for trade with Germany and the Baltic countries. Today, the city is celebrated for its thriving culture scene, having previously been recognised as a European Capital of Culture. Aarhus has an array of art galleries and museums, such as the ARoS Art Museum and underground Viking Museum where you can learn more about the local history.
Included excursion
Look forward to exploring your surroundings on an included excursion.
Optional excursions
A visit to the Christiansborg Palace reveals its resplendent interior, or enjoy a canal cruise to see the city from a different angle.
Arrive 0800. Depart 1700.
The sunny southern Skagerrak coast paints a different picture of Norway with its lowland countryside interrupted only by the occasional painted waterfront house. Along its scalloped coastline lies the popular holiday resort of Kristiansand, founded in 1641 by King Christian IV. At its heart is the Quadrature, where streets follow an orderly Renaissance style grid pattern.
Included excursion
An included excursion will offer an introduction to the local area.
Optional excursion
Take a scenic coastal drive to the pretty town of Lillesand.
Spend the day at sea.
See what we have to offer at sea.
Arrive 0700.
Disembark Spirit of Adventure after breakfast.
from
£5,017 per person
14 nights
5th June 2026
Including optional travel insurance or a price reduction of £87 if not requiredHow our discounts work
Read moreHow our discounts work
On all cruises we set aside a number of cabins within each level at a discounted fare, with the highest discount of 35% for ocean cruises and 25% for river cruises available on selected levels. These cabins are sold on a first come, first served basis. As cabins are sold, the discount begins to reduce, and continues to reduce until those selected cabins are sold.
This means that the earlier you book, the higher the chance of securing a greater discount. Our price panels clearly show the full cruise price, along with the current discount fare.
Please note: During busy periods for holiday bookings, the early booking discount can reduce rapidly. We recommend that you book early to benefit from the best booking discounts and to secure your preferred cabin.
When promoting new cruises for the first time, we contact customers on our Advanced Registration list first, allowing then to secure the cabin of their choice and benefit from the best savings. Our brochures are then sent out to loyalty club members first, followed by past cruise goers and then everyone else.
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.
from
£5,017 per person
14 nights
5th June 2026
Including optional travel insurance or a price reduction of £87 if not requiredHow our discounts work
Read moreHow our discounts work
On all cruises we set aside a number of cabins within each level at a discounted fare, with the highest discount of 35% for ocean cruises and 25% for river cruises available on selected levels. These cabins are sold on a first come, first served basis. As cabins are sold, the discount begins to reduce, and continues to reduce until those selected cabins are sold.
This means that the earlier you book, the higher the chance of securing a greater discount. Our price panels clearly show the full cruise price, along with the current discount fare.
Please note: During busy periods for holiday bookings, the early booking discount can reduce rapidly. We recommend that you book early to benefit from the best booking discounts and to secure your preferred cabin.
When promoting new cruises for the first time, we contact customers on our Advanced Registration list first, allowing then to secure the cabin of their choice and benefit from the best savings. Our brochures are then sent out to loyalty club members first, followed by past cruise goers and then everyone else.