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From Helsinki to Copenhagen

Baltic & Nordic Capitals

Dates:
23 Jul - 4 Aug 2028
Duration:
12 Nights
Journey type:
Cruise only (please call for flight options)
No. of ports:
11
Ship:
Oceania Sonata
Cruise Line:
Oceania Cruises
Fares:

From £4,799 pp

Uspenski Cathedral, Helsinki, Finland

From Helsinki to Copenhagen

Baltic & Nordic Capitals

Dates:
23 Jul - 4 Aug 2028
Duration:
12 Nights
Journey type:
Cruise only (please call for flight options)
No. of ports:
11
Ship:
Oceania Sonata
Cruise Line:
Oceania Cruises
Fares:

From £4,799 pp

Voyage Itinerary

23 July

Setting sail from Helsinki

Finland's lovely capital Helsinki is a maritime city, with the sea on three sides and almost 100 kilometres of shoreline, as well as around 300 islands. Its contemporary architecture and focus on modern design sit surprisingly well alongside its four hundred year history.

Helsinki cathedral at sunset

24 July

Estonia: Tallinn

The historic harbour city of Tallinn in Estonia is really quite captivating. Just the perfect size to explore on foot, its medieval (and UNESCO listed) town centre, with its cobblestone streets and a busy Town Hall Square, is the perfect introduction to Estonia’s rich history.
Town Hall Square, Tallinn

25 July to 26 July

Sweden: Stockholm

The buzzing city of Stockholm is the capital of Sweden. Many sights will delight; the busy waterfront, the cobbled streets in the Old Town, and the museums, palaces, gardens and galleries. And of course, just 20 minutes away, its archipelago of 30,000 islands offers a totally different experience.
Gamla Stan, Stockholm

27 July

Latvia: Riga

Riga, Latvia’s charming capital, is a highlight of any Baltic itinerary. The compact Old Town delights with its winding lanes and elegant spires, and the city is also home to one of Europe’s most impressive ensembles of Art Nouveau architecture.
House of the Blackheads, Riga

28 July

Lithuania: Klaipeda

Klaipeda is Lithuania’s only major seaport, and served for a time as the capital of Prussia, when it was known as Memel. There is still a noticeable Germanic flavour to the architecture of the old town, and it’s only a short distance from both the spectacular dunes of the Curonian Spit and the lovely seaside town of Palanga.
Klaipeda, Lithuania

29 July

Poland: Gdynia (Gdansk)

The Baltic port of Gdynia is the gateway to Gdansk, a city that occupies an important place in 20th century history; the first shots of World War II were fired at the Westerplatte naval base, and it was amongst the shipyards of Gdansk that the Solidarity movement was born in the 1980s.
Motlawa river in Gdansk, Poland

30 July

Denmark: Ronne (Bornholm)

The ruggedly handsome island of Bornholm lies way out in the Baltic, closer to Sweden and Poland than the Danish mainland. It’s the sunniest place in Denmark, known for its intriguing rundekirke (round churches), sleepy fishing villages, traditional smokehouses and fantastic foodie scene.
Houses in Bornholm, Denmark

31 July

Germany: Warnemünde (Rostock)

The old Hanseatic port of Rostock was heavily damaged in the Second World War, though attractive enclaves of historic architecture remain. The little village of Warnemünde, a suburb of Rostock, is home to one of the most appealing beaches on the Baltic coast. An excursion inland to Berlin is a popular option, though it's around 150 miles each way.
Aerial view of Rostock, Germany

1 August

Germany: Kiel

2 August

Denmark: Aarhus

Aarhus is Denmark’s second largest city, but it’s also a compact and likeable place with a burgeoning cultural scene and a large student population. The combination of superb restaurants, attractive cobbled streets and excellent museums make Aarhus an unexpected highlight of any cruise around the Baltic.
Old houses in Aarhus, Denmark

3 August to 4 August

Arriving in Copenhagen

Wonderful Copenhagen is the perfect city to explore on foot, by bicycle or by water. Visit the bustling wharf at Nyhavn, enjoy the palaces, galleries and museums, wander through the amazing Tivoli Gardens, and if you have time, make the most of Copenhagen’s gastronomic revolution.
Copenhagen city skyline
Frilandsmuseet, near Copenhagen, Denmark

Don't miss

We love the open air museum, the Frilandsmuseet, just north of the city, housing more than 50 farms, mills and houses from the mid 17th to the mid 20th centuries.

The ship

Oceania Sonata

Capacity:
1390 Guests
Crew:
855 Staff
Style:
Operating purely as adults-only, the newest ship from Oceania promises space, style, and excellent dining, coupled with unhurried days in port.

The ninth ship in the Oceania Cruises fleet, Oceania Sonata will debut in summer 2027, and will be the first vessel in a new class of ships.

What we love

Oceania Cruises' newest ship in the fleet, Oceania Sonata, will build upon Oceania's hallmarks including culinary excellence and immersive itineraries, as well as being the most spacious vessel in the fleet. The ship will feature two brand-new dining venues and 30% of accommodations will be suites, and like the rest of the Oceania Cruises fleet, will operate on an adults-only basis. She will debut in summer 2027 so stay tuned for further updates...

Learn more about Oceania Sonata
Rendering of Oceania Sonata, the new ship from Oceania Cruises

inclusions

  • All meals including speciality dining in a range of venues
  • Speciality coffees & teas, soft drinks, juices, water
  • Unlimited WiFi
  • Onboard gratuities
  • Group fitness classes

Tailor-make your trip

Ways to make it better
    • 71 Nyhavn hotel, Copenhagen

      Two nights in Copenhagen

      Excellent super modern hotels abound, but our favourite for comfort and value is 71 Nyhavn, overlooking the harbour front.

    • Frederiksborg Castle, Denmark

      Around Copenhagen

      Travel out of the city to North Zealand to see the renaissance Frederiksborg Castle, and Hamlet’s Kronborg Castle at Elsinore.

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