Baltic capitals and Scandinavian treasures aboard the Sky Princess: 17 days, May 27 to June 12, 2027

London, Southampton, Baltic Sea

Duration
17 Days
Category
Ocean Cruise
Europe North
Date
Thursday May 27 2027

Description

At Grenen, at the very north of Denmark, the North Sea and the Baltic meet, and you can stand with one foot in each. That is the first call of this cruise, two days after boarding at Southampton.

The route then strings together the capitals. Copenhagen, founded in the twelfth century on a series of islands, its canals, Nyhavn and its five-hundred-year-old gabled houses. Warnemünde, a former fishing village turned seaside resort, which opens the road to Berlin. Tallinn, a former Hanseatic city and the centre of Estonia. Helsinki, nicknamed the Daughter of the Baltic, with its tsarist neoclassicism and broad boulevards.

Stockholm keeps the ship for two full days, enough time for the fourteen islands and for Gamla Stan. Then Visby, whose thirteenth-century walls surround the best-preserved medieval trading centre in Northern Europe, listed by UNESCO. The last call, Kristiansand, runs down to the sea through wooded hills and wooden houses.

A cruise offered in partnership with Accès Croisières et Voyages, escorted in French. The Princess Plus package is included: drinks, unlimited Wi-Fi, specialty coffees and teas, casual dining and cruise gratuities already paid.

Highlights:
-14-night cruise aboard the Sky Princess, with the Princess Plus package included
-Two full days in Stockholm, with the ship staying in port overnight
-Copenhagen, Tallinn and Helsinki, three Baltic capitals
-Visby and its thirteenth-century walls, listed by UNESCO
-A night in London before the cruise, with a welcome by a French-speaking local guide

Accommodation categories:
London: Hampton by Hilton London Park Royal or similar, 1 night with breakfast
Cruise: Sky Princess, inside cabin (category IB) or balcony cabin (categories BD, BC or BB)

The itinerary is subject to change without notice. The final itinerary will be available from your travel advisor!

The displayed rate is for two adults in double occupancy. Other dates, cabin categories and occupancy types (single, triple or quadruple) may be available. Price available upon request*.

Inclusions

  • Montreal - London flight with Air Canada, return
  • 1 checked bag of 23 kg per person
  • All transfers
  • 1 night in London at the Hampton by Hilton London Park Royal or similar, breakfast included
  • Welcome in London by a French-speaking local guide
  • 14-night cruise aboard the Sky Princess, in the cabin category of your choice
  • All meals and all no-charge activities on board
  • Princess Plus drinks package: 15 drinks per day at US$15 and under
  • Bottled water, 12 bottles per day
  • Specialty coffees and teas, unlimited
  • 4 casual dining meals
  • Unlimited Wi-Fi, 1 device per person
  • Cruise gratuities of US$20 per person per day
  • Taxes and port charges
  • Contribution to the Quebec travel agents' client compensation fund (FICAV)
  • Services of a French-speaking escort from Accès Croisières, from 20 confirmed passengers

Exclusions

  • Electronic travel authorisation (ETA) for the United Kingdom
  • Visits and excursions
  • Gratuities for local guides and drivers
  • Meals not mentioned in the programme
  • Travel insurance (cancellation, interruption, emergency medical care and baggage)
  • Personal expenses
  • Anything not listed in the inclusions

Departure on Thursday May 27th 2027

Itinerary

Montreal: departure. Meet your escort at Montreal-Trudeau international airport, then take the Air Canada flight to London. Night on board the aircraft.

London, England. Morning arrival and welcome by a French-speaking local guide, then transfer to the hotel for the night.

Southampton, England: embarkation. Breakfast at the hotel and coach transfer to the port at 10:00 a.m. to board the Sky Princess. Departure at 4:00 p.m. (B, D)

At sea. A full day aboard the Sky Princess. All meals are served on board. (B, L, D)

Skagen, Denmark. Arrival at 9:00 a.m., departure at 6:00 p.m. At the northern tip of Denmark, where the Baltic meets the North Sea, Skagen is a fishing port whose maritime history goes back to the early Middle Ages. Its light drew painters from the middle of the nineteenth century, Michael and Anna Ancher and P. S. Krøyer among them. Yellow houses with red tile roofs, white picket fences, and at Grenen, the chance to stand with one foot in each sea. (B, L, D)

Copenhagen, Denmark. Arrival at 7:00 a.m., departure at 5:00 p.m. Founded in the twelfth century on a series of islands and islets, the city is threaded with canals and keeps a body of late Renaissance and rococo architecture. Andersen's Little Mermaid, the old harbour of Nyhavn and its five-hundred-year-old gabled houses, the shops on Strøget, the rococo palaces of Amalienborg and the Tivoli gardens. (B, L, D)

Berlin (Warnemünde), Germany. Arrival at 8:00 a.m., departure at 11:00 p.m. Warnemünde, a former fishing village that became a seaside resort in the nineteenth century, guards the entrance to the port of Rostock, one of the medieval Hanseatic League cities, and opens Mecklenburg. From there, Berlin and its restored Reichstag under its glass dome, the Brandenburg Gate, Museum Island and the old Cold War landmarks. (B, L, D)

At sea. A full day aboard the Sky Princess. All meals are served on board. (B, L, D)

Tallinn, Estonia. Arrival at 10:00 a.m., departure at 9:00 p.m. Estonia was ruled by the Teutonic knights, Polish princes and Russian tsars, then by the Soviet empire for fifty-one years, until the Baltic republics gained independence in 1991. The country kept the Latin alphabet and the Catholic and Protestant faiths. A former Hanseatic League city, Tallinn is the country's political, commercial and cultural centre. (B, L, D)

Helsinki, Finland. Arrival at 7:00 a.m., departure at 5:00 p.m. Nicknamed the Daughter of the Baltic, the Finnish capital lines up neoclassical buildings from the tsarist period, which began in 1809, and remarkable modern architecture along broad boulevards punctuated by squares and parks. The country produced the composer Sibelius and the architects Eliel and Eero Saarinen and Alvar Aalto. Around 616,000 inhabitants. (B, L, D)

Stockholm, Sweden. Arrival at 9:00 a.m. Founded seven centuries ago on the island of Gamla Stan, the city now spreads over fourteen islands linked by bays, canals and inlets. Weathered copper roofs, towers, spires and domes watch over the old town. The ship stays in port overnight. (B, L, D)

Stockholm, Sweden. A second day in port, departure at 2:00 p.m. One more morning for Sweden's artistic and cultural centre, its museums and its waterside districts. (B, L, D)

Visby, Sweden. Arrival at 8:00 a.m., departure at 5:00 p.m. Thirteenth-century walls surround the former Viking settlement, recognised by UNESCO as the best-preserved medieval trading centre in Northern Europe. Twenty thousand inhabitants, forts, churches and winding streets. The Gotlands Fornsal museum covers eight thousand years of the island's history, and beyond the walls, the Hanseatic harbour of Almedalen, the Powder Tower, the Maiden's Tower and the twelfth-century St Mary's Church. (B, L, D)

At sea. A full day aboard the Sky Princess. All meals are served on board. (B, L, D)

Kristiansand, Norway. Arrival at 8:00 a.m., departure at 6:00 p.m. On Norway's southern coast, wooded hills run down to the sea and wooden houses catch the light. History, steam locomotives, village charm and sea cliffs all lie within walking distance of the piers. (B, L, D)

At sea. A full day aboard the Sky Princess. All meals are served on board. (B, L, D)

Southampton, England: disembarkation. Arrival at 7:00 a.m. Early morning disembarkation and transfer to the London airport for the return flight to Montreal. (B)

FAQ

May 27 to June 12, 2027, 17 days, including 14 nights of cruising aboard the Sky Princess and 1 night in London before embarkation.

Synergia network group departures

Advisors in the Voyages Synergia network build their own escorted group departures every year, with limited places. These are trips born of a passion rather than a catalogue: fishing in Guatemala, safari in East Africa, guided expeditions. The list above changes with the seasons.

What sets these departures apart

  • A Quebec tour leader who knows the destination and travels with the group
  • A restricted number of places, often a few dozen, sometimes fewer than ten
  • A clear theme, built around one activity rather than a destination alone
  • Fixed dates: you join the departure, you do not build it

How to book

Each departure has its own responsible advisor. Choose the trip that interests you in the list, then reach us through the contact page for remaining places and terms. These departures often fill months ahead.

Other ways to travel as a group

If no date suits you, two other routes exist: organized trips, already built and sold by tour operators, and a custom group, built around your own participants. Voyages AquaTerra holds Quebec permit 702703.

Frequently Asked Questions

An escorted trip built by an advisor in the Voyages Synergia network, on fixed dates with limited places, usually built around one specific activity.
No. Most participants do not know each other at departure. That is one reason these trips appeal to people travelling alone.
It varies by product, from a few dozen to fewer than ten on expeditions. The number is stated in each departure file.
Often yes, several months ahead, because places are limited. It is worth enquiring as soon as a date is announced.
Sometimes, depending on the flights and hotels used. Ask the responsible advisor before confirming, since it changes the air booking.