British Isles & the Channel
Cornish harbours, Channel Islands and Welsh coast on a new westward course.
Explore British Isles & the ChannelWhere we sail
Destinations
Our destinations are shaped by distinctive landscapes, architecture and ways of life. Travelling aboard a smaller classic ship brings you closer to the places and people that give each coastline its character.
2026 season
Ports we visit in 2026
Every port of call in the confirmed 2026 programme, grouped by sailing area.
British Isles & the Channel
- Avonmouth (Bristol)
- Cowes (Isle of Wight)
- Dartmouth
- Falmouth
- Fishguard
- Guernsey
- IJmuiden
- Jersey
- Oostende
- Penzance
- Portsmouth
- Sark
- Isles of Scilly
Norway
- Eidfjord
- Flekkefjord
- Kristiansand
- Rosendal
- Sauda
Baltic Sea
- Bremerhaven
- Gdańsk
- Gothenburg
- Gudhjem
- Kalmar
- Malmö
- Rønne
- Stralsund
- Szczecin
- Warnemünde
- Ystad
Denmark
- Aalborg
- Hundested
- Copenhagen
- Sønderborg
Ports of call
Every destination
The places Vestland Classic sails to, from the Karmsund narrows to the Lofoten islands and the Elbe.
Norway
Avaldsnes
Norway's oldest royal seat, on the narrows of Karmsundet.
Norway
Bekkjarvik
A small Austevoll village among 667 islands.
Norway
Bergen
The historic gateway to the western fjords.
Norway
Farsund
A southern town of white timber houses and wartime bunkers.
Norway
Grimstad
The sheltered Skagerrak town where Ibsen began writing.
Norway
Henningsvær
A Lofoten fishing village spread across small islands.
Norway
Horten
A naval town on the Oslofjord with a preserved shipyard quarter.
Norway
Kragerø
Munch's “pearl of the coastal towns” among skerries.
Norway
Kristiansand
The largest town on the southern coast, founded in 1641.
Norway
Langesund
Once one of Norway's leading shipping towns.
Norway
Mosterhamn
A Bømlo harbour village ringed by a thousand islands.
Norway
Odda
At the head of the Sørfjord, deep inside the Hardangerfjord.
Norway
Oslo
The capital at the head of its fjord, founded in 1048.
Norway
Reine
A Lofoten fishing village once voted Norway's most beautiful.
Norway
Rosendal
On the Hardangerfjord, known for the Barony Rosendal.
Norway
Sandefjord
A Vestfold town shaped by Viking ships and whaling.
Norway
Skudeneshavn
One of Norway's best-preserved white timber towns.
Norway
Stavanger
Old Stavanger's timber lanes beside a working harbour.
Norway
Trollfjord
A two-kilometre fjord entered through a hundred-metre gap.
Arctic and Svalbard
Tromsø
The Arctic town that outfitted the great polar expeditions.
Norway
Trondheim
Norway's medieval capital, around Nidaros Cathedral.
Norway
Vega
A UNESCO archipelago known for eider down harvesting.
Baltic Sea
Hamburg
The Free and Hanseatic City, and Europe's third-busiest port.