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Hurtigruten

The Hurtigruten, a Norwegian passenger and freight line, sails almost the entire length of the country and has been called the "World's Most Beautiful Sea Voyage." Serving the isolated towns and villages dispersed throughout the shoreline and fjords of Norway's western coast, the Hurtigruten allows passengers to experience the hidden beauty of Norway's coast and view a handful of extended ports.

Visa Free Cruises

St. Peter Line visa free cruises to St. Petersburg, Russia continue to be a great success. Two ships, Princess Maria and Princess Anastasia, connect St. Petersburg with Baltic Sea ports Helsinki, Stockholm, Tallinn and St. Petersburg. One-way or round trip cruises are visa free, allowing a stay of up to 3 days, 72 hours, in St. Petersburg. Passengers can enjoy Cruise and Hotel packages with one or two night hotel stays in St. Petersburg, and may add private sightseeing tours, excursions and transfers to make the most of their visit.

Ocean Cruises

Five Stars of Scandinavia offers cruises in the Arctic, the North Atlantic Ocean and the Antarctica. Step aboard the fabulous Hurtigruten ship M/S Fram, sailing in Western Europe, the Norwegian Fjords, or the Baltic Sea. Venture to the Arctic Sea, visit Greenland, Iceland or Spitsbergen for Polar Bear encounters. Explore the Antarctica in the footsteps of great explorers from Argentina towards the remote Falkland Islands and the stunning landscapes of South Georgia. Experience the planet’s last untouched continent with its incredible wildlife including seals, penguins and whales. Sail through the Drake Passage, the Weddell Sea, as far south as the Antarctic Circle. If you prefer small ship cruising, the M/S Kristina Katarina, flagship of Kristina Cruises is a perfect choice. The current cruising areas of Kristina Katarina are the Northern Seas, Western Europe, the Mediterranean and the Caribbean Sea.

Göta Canal

The Göta Canal, Sweden’s blue ribbon, is one of the most remarkable waterways in the world and one of the communication links between Sweden's two largest cities, Gothenburg and Stockholm. Sail along the 118 mile Göta Canal, passing over 60 locks, eight lakes, three canals, and two seas on the historic shipping route. A cruise on one of the historic canal boats is like journeying into another world.