Baltic cruise deals

Baltic cruises usually include Scandinavia, Norwegian fjords, The British Isles, and islands of the northern Atlantic. Whatever the area is called -- it's a wonderful summer cruise destination! The hotel and dining costs can be very expensive in northern Europe, which makes a cruise tour of the area even more attractive.

Cruisers going to northern Europe have diverse choices of prices, ships, and cruise lines. The cruising season to northern Europe, Scandinavia, and the Baltic states runs from May into September, with the busiest (and most expensive) cruises in July and August.

Main Baltic Cruise Ports

Baltic Ports in and around the Baltic Sea countries of Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Latvia, Estonia, Germany, Poland, and Russia

Baltic Cruises depart from most of the major ports but they key embark ports include Copenhagen, St. Petersburg, Russia, Stockholm and Helsinki.

Baltic Cruise Weather

Weather during the cruise season is warm to hot and the days are long and generally sunny. Most rain in the region falls in the winter months.

Ports of Interest

Copenhagen, Denmark Oslo, Norway Tallinn, Estonia

Stockholm, Sweden Helsinki, Finland Gdansk, Poland

Cruise lines operating Baltic cruises

	Crystal Cruises More information about Crystal Cruises
	Cunard Cruises More information about Cunard Cruises
	Holland America Line More information about Holland America Line
	MSC Cruises More information about MSC Cruises
	Oceania Cruises More information about Oceania Cruises
	Princess Cruises More information about Princess Cruises
	Regent Seven Seas Cruises More information about Regent Seven Seas Cruises
	Royal Caribbean International More information about Royal Caribbean International
	The Yachts of Seabourn More information about The Yachts of Seabourn
	Silversea Cruises More information about Silversea Cruises