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Baltic old town seen from the water
Region

Baltic Sea

Hanseatic ports and inland archipelagos.

The Baltic is a sea of towns: brick gables, harbour warehouses and old trading quays built by centuries of exchange between them.

Its archipelagos and shallow approaches suit a smaller ship, which can reach the older, inner harbours where the towns actually begin.

Good to know

Shore excursions are arranged with local partners and may include guided walks, coastal hikes, museum visits and scenic tours. They are usually booked separately, with details shared around four weeks before departure. Routes and port calls may change depending on weather and local conditions.

Ports

Places along this coast

Bremerhaven

Bremerhaven

Gdańsk waterfront

Gdańsk

A great Baltic trading city on the Motława.

Göteborg

Göteborg

Gudhjem

Gudhjem

Kalmar

Kalmar

Brunsbüttel Lock

Brunsbüttel Lock

Kiel Canal

Kiel Canal

Kiel-Holtenau Lock

Kiel-Holtenau Lock

Malmö

Malmö

Rønne

Rønne

Stralsund

Stralsund

Szczecin

Szczecin

Warnemünde

Warnemünde

Ystad

Ystad

Visby town wall from the sea

Visby

A walled Hanseatic town on the island of Gotland.

Lübeck old town

Lübeck

The brick-gabled heart of the Hanseatic League.

Hamburg harbour

Hamburg

The Free and Hanseatic City, and Europe's third-busiest port.

Chart

Where these voyages call

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Voyages

Sailing Baltic Sea

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