An Extended Journey through Vibrant Baltic Heritage & Nordic Beauty

  • 19th May 2028
  • 16 Nights
  • Stockholm
  • EXPLORA V
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* based on twinshare stateroom

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Your itinerary

  • Stockholm, Sweden
  • Saaremaa
  • Visby (Gotland), Sweden
  • Riga, Latvia
  • Klaipeda, Lithuania
  • Gdansk(Gdynia), Poland
  • Warnemünde, Germany
  • Copenhagen (K⒋enhavn), Denmark
  • Flam, Norway
  • Nordfjordeid, Norway
  • Bergen, Norway
  • Leirvik (Stord), Norway
  • Mandal
  • Skagen, Denmark
  • Copenhagen (K⒋enhavn), Denmark
Day 1

19th May '28

Stockholm, Sweden
Spanning 14 islands, more than 50 bridges and many more museums, Sweden’s capital is naturally known as the ‘Venice of the North’. Gently pedal on a cultural discovery of this Baltic Sea archipelago; tread the cobblestone streets to the iconic city hall, the world’s first open air museum, the adored ABBA exhibition, and the royal family residence of Drottningholm where the opera house still retains original stage machinery. Heighten your interest with two other UNESCO heritage sites, a woodland cemetery and the archaeological site of Birka. Dine at the Hornhuset district, perhaps only after strolling small streets that narrow to 90cm at Mårten Trotzigs Gränd. And for further sustenance, wander down to fashionable Strandvagen Boulevard and open-air Hornstull Marknad for new and vintage goods. More
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Day 2

20th May '28

Saaremaa
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Day 3

21st May '28

Visby (Gotland), Sweden
Visit Visby on the island of Gotland for authentic Swedish riches. Well-preserved walls protect the city and set the scene for what lies within. You’ll be warmly welcomed with cuisine, culture, nature and Viking archaeology. With a long history and UNESCO World Heritage ruins dating back to the 12th century, this orderly medieval town rejoices in being one of Scandinavia’s best-preserved towns. Roam peaceful streets on foot or by bike to boutiques selling warm woollens for winter and shelves laden with local crafts. Visit the lengthy Lummelunda Cave in a nature reserve, experience the traditional Swedish coffee ritual and taste beer at the local brewery. Soak up the history and atmosphere in well-groomed Visby for a slice of time gone by. More
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Day 4

22nd May '28

Riga, Latvia
Compact yet richly packed with Soviet history and architectural charms, there’s plenty to explore in Riga with its UNESCO-acclaimed medieval old town, where cobbled streets wind up at colourful squares. Gaze at the wonderful eclectic buildings, from gothic and baroque, to innovative art nouveau. Listen to the Latvian National Opera, drink age old liqueur seasoned with 24 herbs, or find plenty of personal space on the 20-mile stretch of fine, sandy beaches. Build up an appetite whilst bartering at Riga’s flavourful Central Market. Then step down into cosy restaurants that serve up hearty Latvian truffle and seafood dishes. Known as the Pearl of Latvia, it’s easy to understand why. More
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Day 5

23rd May '28

Klaipeda, Lithuania
On the shores of the Baltic Sea lies the oldest city in Lithuania, complete with legends and fables. Visit museums and quaint fishing villages, admire beautiful weathervanes and Thomas Mann’s home. Head for the UNESCO Curonian Spit and get back to basics in Nida, bird watch in Kretinga and stand tall on Europe’s highest sand dunes. Breathe deep in a relaxing sauna to rejuvenate body and soul before tasting dried and smoked fish with sides of potato. And as you slowly sip Lithuanian beer, you’ll go with the flow hearing sober soviet history and fascinating Baltic tales of fairies. Described as a shining water land, feel safe in the knowledge that Klaipėda’s own mermaid protects her city from danger, whilst the River Dangė provides strength. More
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Day 6

24th May '28

Gdansk(Gdynia), Poland
Delve into Poland’s ‘city of freedom’ with intriguing architecture and its tempestuous history. Visit old St Mary’s Church, delve into Chopin’s heritage and relax with an organ recital. Walk the 500-metre length of the towns heart – Dlugi Targ – to visit statues, murals, churches and observe classic Polish men and women amassing on benches. Step back in time to discover the events leading up to the Second World War and the fall of communism. Visit vital accounts of Polish history in museums and brace as you venture to a concentration camp. Reflect on a lighter ambiance to quench your thirst with amber tea in customary cafes or choose one of the 30 bars on ‘beer street’ if you need something a little stronger. Seek views for miles from the Town Hall bell tower, tread aboard a private boat tour on the Motlawa River and visit one of the largest castles in the world. And if that wasn’t enough, Gdańsk is the place to go for dumplings. More
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Day 7

25th May '28

At Sea
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Day 8

26th May '28

Warnemünde, Germany
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Day 9

27th May '28

Copenhagen (K⒋enhavn), Denmark
Rejoice in one of the happiest and most vibrant capital cities in the world. Relax like a local alongside joyful Danes and varied culture; the Gefion Fountain, the Little Mermaid statue, Old Citadel, the Amalien Palace with four Rococo buildings, medieval history, charming fishing villages, leading examples of sustainable living and – of course – flaky Danish pastries. Cycling is the preferred way to shuttle across town and it’s well worth the pedal to enjoy the trendy, cosy neighbourhood of Norrebro, Christiansborg Palace and the waterfront home of Christian Andersen. Genuine, vibrant and welcoming… rather like the smiles of those that live here. More
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Day 10

28th May '28

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Day 11

29th May '28

Flam, Norway
Nested deep between towering mountains are narrow valleys, a mile-deep fjord and a little village called Flåm. Surrounded by breathtaking beauty, visit the Borgund Stave Church museum or board the astonishing Flåmsbana train, often titled the world’s most beautiful rail journey. Climb aboard and witness waterfalls, fjords and farms so remote you wonder how they got there. Fish, cycle or experience a RIB safari through the slender Nærøyfjord – part of the UNESCO world heritage – as you appreciate the surreal landscape. Head into the abyss on the dramatic Stegastein, or – for the less adventurous but no less curious – sip homemade specialties at the local brewery. More
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Day 12

30th May '28

Nordfjordeid, Norway
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Day 13

31st May '28

Bergen, Norway
Lovingly known as the ‘heart of the fjords’, this city nestled between seven mountains has plenty to live up to. Burrowed between the mighty Hardangerfjord and Sognefjord fjords – the biggest in Norway – the sensational beauty of Bergen is best appreciated from the top of the funicular, Fløibanen. Flightsee around the peak for a summit advantage to enjoy panoramic views of this city’s beauty. Hike to Fløyen or mountain bike to visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site at Bryggen, before winding down to the sound of calming piano recitals honouring Edvard Grieg Troldhaugen. Raft, crab, kayak or head to a local farm. With lungs full of fresh air and hearts full of love, sink into seafood heaven at the historic fish market to consume mouth-watering Bergen fish soup, fish cakes and customary persetorsk. More
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Day 14

1st Jun '28

Leirvik (Stord), Norway
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Day 15

2nd Jun '28

Mandal
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Day 16

3rd Jun '28

Skagen, Denmark
Nature will look after you in northern-most Skagen. Celebrated by artists tempted by the reputation as Denmark’s most beautiful place and its enchanting light, local communities and nature blend to provide alluring combinations of white beaches, yellow houses and red fishermans’ huts to eat in. Amble through the relaxed atmosphere to see a WWII German bunker, Renaissance era Voergaard Manor, a marooned church and historical museums which house legendary paintings. With nature taking centre stage again, watch unique migratory birds overhead as you stand in Grenen, where the Baltic and North Sea meet. Slowly savour the magical light that plays over Skagen – the only place where you can stand in two seas at once. More
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Day 17

4th Jun '28

Copenhagen (K⒋enhavn), Denmark
Rejoice in one of the happiest and most vibrant capital cities in the world. Relax like a local alongside joyful Danes and varied culture; the Gefion Fountain, the Little Mermaid statue, Old Citadel, the Amalien Palace with four Rococo buildings, medieval history, charming fishing villages, leading examples of sustainable living and – of course – flaky Danish pastries. Cycling is the preferred way to shuttle across town and it’s well worth the pedal to enjoy the trendy, cosy neighbourhood of Norrebro, Christiansborg Palace and the waterfront home of Christian Andersen. Genuine, vibrant and welcoming… rather like the smiles of those that live here. More
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Your ship - The EXPLORA V

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Every moment aboard EXPLORA V is designed to awaken a sense of space and ease, with an intimate atmosphere and a seamless connection to the ocean. Every moment aboard EXPLORA V is designed to awaken ...ense of space and ease, with an intimate atmosphere and a seamless connection to the ocean. Explore … More Less
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Abundant in space and light, the elegant Serenity Residences feature oversized floor-to-ceiling win ... dows leading onto the expansive panoramic terrace on the ship’s aft, including magnificent ocean views, a private outdoor whirlpool, a dining table, relaxing sun beds and a comfortable outdoor lounge designed by Molteni & C. The Serenity Residences feature a large stylishly decorated living area, a comfortable dining area for four, with sofas and chairs by Molteni & C and sophisticated lighting solutions designed by Astep, as well as a comfortable working space. The separate spacious bedroom with sea views includes a walk-in wardrobe with a seated vanity area and an en-suite luxurious marble bathroom sculpted of precious Calacatta marble, with a bathtub and separate shower. Each Serenity Residence includes butler services provided by our Residence Hosts, a private refrigerated mini bar – replenished according to the guests’ preferences, espresso machine, kettle and tea pot with a complimentary selection of coffee and teas.

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