Northern Europe and the Baltics entice travellers with their enchanting landscapes, rich history, and vibrant cultures. From the majestic fjords of Norway to the fairy-tale castles of Denmark, and the charming old towns of Estonia and Latvia, this region offers a diverse array of experiences. Immerse yourself in the unique traditions of Finland and Sweden, explore the breathtaking wilderness of Iceland, and indulge in the culinary delights of Nordic cuisine. Whether you're seeking stunning natural beauty, fascinating history, or a blend of modern and traditional cultures, Northern Europe and the Baltics offer a truly captivating and unforgettable journey.
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The Spitsbergen and Northeast Greenland cruise sails waters filled with breath-taking scenery. The expedition passes through areas that are home to seals,…
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Keep Watch for Wildlife Fly from Oslo to Longyearbyen, the world’s northernmost town, before joining your expedition cruise to discover Spitsbergen’s landscapes,…
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Chart the icy waters of Spitsbergen, exploring spectacular fjords and glaciers in Hornsund, a world of imposing sea cliffs and Arctic history.…
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Discover the breathtaking beauty of Northeast Greenland, a region shaped by soaring glaciers, stunning icebergs, and a landscape that remains inaccessible for…
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Discover the true thrill of exploration as you navigate Southeast Greenland’s rugged coast, sailing through unchartered waters fed by the legendary ice…
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An Arctic voyage of discovery Setting sail from Svalbard, we head to the world’s largest national park. Situated in East Greenland, this huge…
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Epic grandeur of Scoresby Sund fjord system Scoresby Sund is an immense system of fjords and glaciers that fans out over 24,000 square…
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This 14-night itinerary explores Svalbard’s polar wilderness, Norway’s dramatic coastlines, and Scotland’s remote isles. Expect a journey defined by ice, sea, and…
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Greenland’s remote east coast The vast, untouched wilderness of Greenland’s rarely-visited east coast is accessible by ship for only a few months…
