Treasures of the Baltics: Norway to Stockholm

Treasures of the Baltics: Norway to Stockholm
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Trip Overview

Head north on a voyage of discovery around the Baltics. Your journey begins in Bergen, Norway’s World Heritage-listed gateway to the fjords. Cruise along Norway’s rugged western coastline, where sheer cliffs and cascading waterfalls meet charming coastal villages. Sail the tranquil waters of Oslofjord and stay overnight in the lively capital. The royal palaces, colourful canals and world-class cuisine of Copenhagen are your reward for gliding through the Kattegat Strait. Explore the chalk cliffs of Germany’s Rugen Island and step back in time in the historic Polish city of Gdansk on your way to the Baltic heart. Stroll Visby’s medieval streets, discover the idyllic Åland Islands and cruise the Stockholm archipelago, a dazzling maze of islands leading to the sophisticated Swedish capital. With overnight stays, immersive cultural experiences and the unrivalled comforts of Scenic Eclipse II, this is a seamless journey across one of the world’s most captivating regions.

Operated by Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours aboard Scenic Eclipse II.

Cruise Highlights

14 days Bergen to Stockholm

Fjords, Fairytales and Historic Harbours

Daily Itinerary

Pricing & Options

From $15,282

per guest · 13 nights

Departure dates

  • 15 Aug 2027 – 28 Aug 2027On request

Prices are a guide and vary with season, cabin category and party size. Your advisor will confirm the exact cost before anything is booked.

The Ship: Scenic Eclipse II

Cabins

Deluxe Verandah Suite

balcony · sleeps 2

Deluxe Verandah Suite

balcony · sleeps 2

Grand Deluxe Verandah Suite

balcony · sleeps 2

Grand Deluxe Verandah Suite

balcony · sleeps 2

Grand Panorama Suite

oceanview · sleeps 2

Owner's Penthouse

penthouse · sleeps 2

Panorama Suite

oceanview · sleeps 2

Spa Suite

suite · sleeps 2

Spa Suite

suite · sleeps 2

Verandah Suite

balcony · sleeps 2

Verandah Suite

balcony · sleeps 2

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Treasures of the Baltics: Norway to Stockholm