SCANDINAVIAN WATERS
VAST, DIVERSE AND VERY UNCROWDED
From June to September, steady winds, warm temperatures, and long daylight hours create ideal sailing conditions. Sail through archipelagos dotted with islands, historic fishing ports, and vibrant towns, or venture towards the Arctic Circle for pristine nature and the Aurora Borealis.
The Baltic offers cultural grandeur, while the Aland Islands' Mariehamn showcases maritime history with the four-masted museum ship Pommern. The southern Baltic shores feature secluded pine-fringed harbors, bustling commercial ports, and rich cultural narratives, from Viking voyages to the Hanseatic League. Larger yachts can enter via the North Sea and Denmark, while smaller vessels benefit from the shortcut of the Kiel Canal, limited to a 40m / 130ft bridge clearance.
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WONDERFUL CRUISES
Whether following classic Baltic routes or embracing Norwegian Sea adventures, the region offers countless stopovers and anchorages. Thoughtful planning, charts, and advice from experienced cruisers unlock a treasure trove of possibilities. Scandinavian cruising is a perfect blend of adventure, history, and natural beauty.
Copenhagen, Finnish Archipelago, East coast of Sweden: a delightful cruise of around 1200 nautical miles visiting ports and islands in...
The Norwegian coast and pristine Arctic wilderness. The full potential of this cruise includes not only the exploration of 1,000 miles or more of the...