The Baltic Sea lies between Northeastern Europe and Scandinavia. The coasts of the Baltic Sea pass through many countries: Lithuania, Estonia, Germany, Poland, Finland, Denmark and more. This diversity turns the cruise into a rich experience of landscapes and cultures. On the next page, you will find everything you need to know before going on a Baltic Sea cruise, including attractions, weather and important tips.
Cruises in the Baltic Sea in 2026
Cruises in the Baltic Sea in 2027 and 2028
Information about the Baltic Sea
The Baltic Sea is the northwestern sea of Europe. It spans 1,600 kilometers, starting in the Balkan countries and reaching the Scandinavian countries.
Population and Demography
The Baltic Sea region is characterized by great cultural diversity, with populations having completely different customs: from Swedes and Finns to Lithuanians and Poles.
A cruise on the Baltic Sea offers the opportunity to enjoy many local holidays and festivals, taste different foods and learn about the local history of each country.
Cities, Villages and Nature
The coasts of the Baltic Sea combine pastoral fishing villages, large modern cities and breathtaking wild nature. During the cruise, you will have the chance to enjoy all these worlds.
Ports from which cruises to the Baltic Sea depart
Southampton, England
The Southampton cruise port is in a particularly accessible location, close to many airports: London′s airports, Bristol Airport and of course Southampton Airport (SOU) which is only a 20-minute drive away. Getting to the port by train from Southampton station takes no more than two minutes. A recommended attraction in the area is the Tudor House and Garden - an ancient building with gardens around it, now transformed into a museum.Port address: Berth, 101 Herbert Walker Ave, Southampton SO15 1HJ, United Kingdom
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Amsterdam, Netherlands
The Amsterdam cruise port is very accessible - about 20 minutes from the airport and 15 minutes from the city center. It is also reachable on foot. In its vicinity, you can find many attractions, like the liberal Red Light District and the Madame Tussauds Wax Museum.Address: Piet Heinkade 27, 1019 BR Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Who is the cruise to Cruise to the Baltic Sea?
For families & children
For couples & honeymoon
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Weather in the Baltic Sea
The Baltic Sea is a large area and the weather can vary significantly from coast to coast. It is advisable to prepare with a sufficient amount of warm clothing depending on the season. Here is general information about the weather in different seasons.
Winter (November-January)
Winter in the Baltic Sea can be very cold. In Scandinavian countries, temperatures can drop below zero. Sailing in the winter season can be suitable for those who enjoy a romantic atmosphere and snowy landscapes.
Summer (June-September)
This is the most popular season for cruising in the Baltic Sea. Temperatures are warm (starting from 15°C to over 30°C, depending on the country). However, it is advisable to pack warm clothes for the evening as well.
Spring and Autumn
In these seasons, temperatures are usually moderate but less predictable. The advantage of transitional seasons is, of course, the overcast landscapes, which create a unique and charming view at all hours of the day.
What to Do in the Baltic Sea
The Baltic Sea is a vast area that includes many countries. Here are some suggestions for attractions you can find in the various destinations.
Nature, Scenery and Parks
Curonian Spit National Park - A stunning national park in Lithuania, featuring forests and beaches side by side.
Copenhagen′s Tivoli Gardens - The historic gardens of Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark.
Culinary
Food Markets - Many cities along the Baltic Sea coast offer authentic fish markets where you can experience the local culture.
Spis - One of the highly-rated restaurants in Helsinki. Authentic Scandinavian cuisine.
History and Culture
Helsinki Tour - The capital of Finland, a fascinating cultural center with beautiful streets and many attractions.
Gdańsk - An important Jewish historical site.
For the Whole Family
Tallinn TV Tower - An especially tall tower with a glass floor in Estonia, offering a breathtaking panoramic view.
Visit Stockholm - Stockholm is the capital of Sweden. It offers a wide range of gardens and museums for the whole family.
Ships sailing to the Baltic Sea
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