The Baltic Islands, Oder and Havel
When starting your cruise from Berlin, you will sail on the Havel, a river in northern Germany and a tributary of the Elbe. Its source, in the land of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, flows past Brandenburg and Berlin, before spilling into the Elbe at Saxony-Anhalt. Delivering water to the entire Western Berlin, the Havel allows trips that will be particularly appealing to visitors who love culture and history.
You will then reach the Oder, a central European river that flows into the Baltic Sea. It flows through Czech Republic and Poland, and runs along Germany, forming in its midst the current natural border between Germany and Poland. It is the 2nd largest Polish river after the Vistula.
When arriving in the Baltic Sea, at the end of your river cruise, you will discover the islands of Usedom and Rügen, among the largest German islands. You will be dazzled by the beauty of the wild landscapes that you can discover.
Stop in Copenhagen - Gedser - Rostock - STRALSUND - Island of Rügen - GREIFSWALD - WOLGAST - Island of Usedom - SZCZECIN - LUNOW - LICHTERFELDER - HENNINGSDORF - BERLIN - POTSDAM - WUSTERWITZ - MAGDEBURG - WOLFSBURG - HANOVER - MINDEN - NIENBURG - HOYA - BREMEN - OLDENBURG - GAARKEUKEN - AMSTERDAM(3)
From Copenhagen to Amsterdam, sail along the Baltic Sea, the Oder, the Havel and the Elbe on a cruise combining modernity and tradition, originality and simplicity. Visit the remains of Chorin Abbey, the finest example of brick architecture in Northern Germany. Discover spectacular coastlines with fine sandy beaches and limestone cliffs on the islands of Usedom and Rügen. You will discover the charm of cities such as Berlin, Bremen, Hannover, Amsterdam, and captivating cities such as Stralsund, Greifswald, Magdeburg or Nienburg.
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Stop in PRAGUE – MELNIK – Dresden – PRAGUE
Authentic European traditions await you at the Prague and Dresden Christmas markets during this exciting holiday cruise. Dive into the yuletide spirit in these two romantic cities, where you’ll indulge in local delicacies, holiday thrills, and the magic of Christmas.
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Stop in BERLIN - EBERSWALDE - SZCZECIN - WOLGAST - Island of Usedom - GREIFSWALD - LAUTERBACH - Island of Rügen - STRALSUND
From Berlin to Stralsund, sail along the Havel, the Oder and the Baltic Sea on a cruise combining modernity and tradition, originality and simplicity. Discover cities with unique architecture such as Stralsund, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, but also spectacular coastlines with fine sandy beaches and limestone cliffs on the islands of Usedom and Rügen. Visit the remains of Chorin Abbey, the finest example of brick architecture in Northern Germany.
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Stop in STRALSUND - Island of Rügen - GREIFSWALD - WOLGAST - Island of Usedom- SZCZECIN - LUNOW - LICHTERFELDER - HENNINGSDORF - BERLIN
From Stralsund to Berlin, sail along the Baltic Sea, the Oder and the Havel on a cruise combining modernity and tradition, originality and simplicity. Visit the remains of Chorin Abbey, the finest example of brick architecture in Northern Germany. Discover spectacular coastlines with fine sandy beaches and limestone cliffs on the islands of Usedom and Rügen, but also cities with unique architecture such as Stralsund, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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Discover the Baltic¿s most beautiful landscapes on a port-to-port cruise. Between unspoilt nature and cities full of character. (port-to-port cruise)
Stop in STRALSUND – GREIFSWALD – PEENEMÜNDE – SZCZECIN – WOLGAST – LAUTERBACH – STRALSUND
Embark on a unique cruise through the unspoilt landscapes of the western Baltic. Discover the historic Hanseatic towns of Stralsund, Greifswald and Szczecin, the iconic islands of Rügen and Usedom, and the vast lagoons bordering the Baltic Sea, in a region where nature and heritage blend harmoniously. As you cruise, sail across the Greifswalder Bodden, the Peenestrom and the spectacular Szczecin Lagoon, peaceful havens for exceptional wildlife. An original itinerary combining maritime traditions, brick architecture and panoramas of rare tranquillity.