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9 Days Luxury Baltic Cruise – Stockholm to Copenhagen

9 Days Luxury Baltic Cruise – Stockholm to Copenhagen

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Description

From Stockholm’s scattered archipelago to Helsinki’s modern angles — and a dazzling collection of Baltic capitals in between. The characterful cities of the Baltic provide the core of a voyage that also reaches lesser-visited corners, such as the sands of Curonian Spit in Lithuania, and the half-timbered cobblestone streets of Wallander’s Ystad. Arrive into contemporary Copenhagen.

Trip Name
9 Days Luxury Baltic Cruise - Stockholm to Copenhagen
Days
9
Overview
Vessel Type: Luxury Cruise Length:  801 Feet / 244 2 Meters Passenger Capacity: 728 Built: 2022/2023 Silver Nova represents a bold new chapter in luxury and sustainability, joining the fleet in 2023 as one of the most spacious and innovative ships ever built. Designed with an asymmetrical layout that brings the sea and destinations closer than ever, she accommodates up to 728 guests in refined comfort across elegant suites and social spaces. With a gross tonnage of 54,700 and a remarkable space-to-guest ratio of 75 GRT per passenger, Silver Nova offers an unmatched sense of openness and serenity. As Silversea’s most environmentally advanced vessel, she incorporates pioneering green technologies that significantly reduce emissions, setting new standards in sustainable cruising. Guests on Silver Nova can explore an array of beautifully designed venues, from ten distinct restaurants including the immersive S.A.L.T. Kitchen and Chef’s Table, to tranquil lounges, open-air bars, and the fleet’s largest pool deck. Cultural and culinary discovery flow seamlessly through spaces like the S.A.L.T. Lab, where travellers can learn local recipes hands-on, or the Arts Café and Panorama Lounge, perfect for relaxation and connection. With a wealth of elegant amenities—spanning a spa, casino, theatre, and observation library—Silver Nova delivers a transformative travel experience, where luxury, innovation, and sustainability meet in perfect harmony.

Itinerary



Day 1 - Day 1 - Stockholm
Stockholm is built across 14 islands where Lake Mälaren meets the Baltic Sea, its Gamla Stan medieval old town rising from the water. The city pairs Michelin-starred restaurants and design museums with the Vasa warship museum — home to the 17th-century warship that sank on its maiden voyage and was raised intact in 1961. The city's waterways, parks, and archipelago of 30,000 islands complete an urban setting of exceptional quality.
Day 2 - Day 2 - Helsinki
Helsinki Cathedral crowns the city's waterfront with its pearly white domes, while the Rock Church, built into the rock underground with a copper bowl roof suspended on glass, is one of the city's most extraordinary buildings. The Suomenlinna fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage Site covering six islands, recalls the historical struggles that shaped this stretch of sea. The Design Museum offers insight into Helsinki's celebrated balance of style, function, and form.
Day 3 - Day 3 - Tallinn
Tallinn's UNESCO World Heritage old town is one of northern Europe's best-preserved medieval city centres — limestone towers, guild buildings, and a 13th-century town hall square almost entirely intact. Estonia gained independence from the Soviet Union in 1991 and has since built one of Europe's most digitally advanced societies, creating a city where 800 years of history coexists with the birthplace of Skype.
Day 4 - Day 4 - Riga
Riga is the Baltic's largest city and its most architecturally diverse. The UNESCO World Heritage Old Town is surrounded by the finest collection of Art Nouveau buildings in the world — over 800 in a compact area. Church spires, the House of Blackheads, and a revitalised Central Market in a former Zeppelin hangar anchor a city of considerable cultural depth.
Day 5 - Day 5 - Klaipeda
Klaipeda is Lithuania's only seaport and third-largest city, founded in 1252 by the Teutonic Order under the name Memel. The Germanic influence is visible in the well-ordered centre's half-timbered fachwerk buildings, with surviving examples concentrated in the Art Yard alongside street art, coffee shops, and boutiques. The neighbouring Spit National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a 5,000-year-old peninsula of woods and beaches separating the Baltic Sea from the Curonian Lagoon.
Day 6 - Day 6 - Gdansk
Gdansk, on the edge of the Baltic Sea, was largely destroyed during World War II and painstakingly reconstructed along its original Hanseatic architecture. The Royal Route leads through majestic stone gates to the Amber Museum, the ornate facades of Dluga Street, and the photogenic Mariacka Street. The European Solidarity Centre by the shipyards documents the formation of the Solidarity trade union in the 1980s and Poland's struggle against Communism.
Day 7 - Day 7 - Ystad
Ystad is the Swedish town immortalised by Henning Mankell as Detective Kurt Wallander's base, and visitors can follow a dedicated trail to locations from the books and television adaptations. Beyond the literary tourism, the town offers a remarkably intact medieval centre of half-timbered houses, the 13th-century St Mary's Church, and Ales Stenar — a Bronze Age ship setting of 59 stones above the Baltic Sea.
Day 8 - Day 8 - Warnemunde (Rostock)
Warnemünde is the beach resort attached to Rostock — a Hanseatic city of considerable heritage — its wide sandy beach considered among the finest in northern Germany. The historic lighthouse from 1898 and the distinctive Teepott building mark the waterfront, and Berlin is accessible by train in under three hours, making Warnemünde one of the most practical European cruise ports for inland excursions.
Day 9 - Day 9 - Copenhagen
Effortlessly cool and built to be livable, Copenhagen is a green, clean Scandinavian metropolis where cycling is the default mode of transport and the colourful warehouses of Nyhavn frame a pastoral waterfront. The Little Mermaid statue, inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale, is the city's most quietly self-assured landmark. Danish smørrebrød and a constellation of Michelin-starred restaurants make Copenhagen one of Europe's most rewarding food cities.
Day 10 - Please note:
Itineraries are subject to change. 

Trip Dates

StartEndPrice FromRoom Type
27-05-202804-06-2028AUD $0Classic Veranda
27-05-202804-06-2028AUD $0Superior Veranda
27-05-202804-06-2028AUD $0Junior Grand 2 Bedroom
27-05-202804-06-2028AUD $0Grand 1 Bedroom
27-05-202804-06-2028AUD $0Owner 1 Bedroom
27-05-202804-06-2028AUD $0Otium
27-05-202804-06-2028AUD $0Owner 2 Bedroom
27-05-202804-06-2028AUD $0Deluxe Veranda
27-05-202804-06-2028AUD $0Premium Veranda
27-05-202804-06-2028AUD $0Medallion
27-05-202804-06-2028AUD $0Premium Medallion
27-05-202804-06-2028AUD $0Junior Grand 1 Bedroom
27-05-202804-06-2028AUD $0Silver
27-05-202804-06-2028AUD $0Signature
27-05-202804-06-2028AUD $0Master

Inclusions

    • Discover eight Baltic countries in eight days, visiting vibrant capitals including Stockholm, Helsinki, Tallinn, Riga and Copenhagen.
    • Explore medieval old towns, Baltic coastlines and hidden gems such as Lithuania's Curonian Spit and Sweden's charming town of Ystad.
    • Experience a port-rich itinerary with no days at sea, allowing more time to immerse yourself in Northern Europe's history, culture and architecture.

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