A cruise to the Baltics for a leisurely vacation has become very popular among travelers. With 11 Baltic states, cruise lines offer trips from 6 days to 27 days to visit the Baltics. Depending on what you want to do, you can visit just a few of the Baltic states or all of them.

Cruising is one of the most relaxing and enjoyable vacations. It’s also a popular way to visit several countries and get a cultural taste of each country that you visit. For this reason alone, cruising the Baltics with 11 states has become a very popular way of touring the Baltics.

The 11 Baltic states include Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Poland, Germany, Latvia, Russia, Lithuania, Sweden, and Noway. Each has its own culture, attractions, and cuisine waiting to be explored.

Choose any of these cruises and they’ll take you to cobbled streets and the land of kings and czars.

Celebrity Cruises
One of the premier cruise lines, Celebrity has seven cruises scheduled to Scandinavia and Russia. These cruise tours are all 12-Night tours that include Germany, Holland, Sweden, Finland, Russia, Estonia, and Denmark.

Crystal Cruises
A very popular luxury cruise line, Crystal Cruises has 11 to 24-day cruise tours to the Baltics. As you travel to the land of kings and czars, you’ll visit all of the Baltic states on their 24-day cruise.

Cunard Cruises
Cruise the Baltics aboard the Queen Mary 2 or the Queen Elizabeth with Cunard Cruises. There are 6 to 26-day cruises to the Baltics available. Visit all or some of the Baltic states embarkment destinations vary from Europe to New York City.

Holland America Cruise Line
You’ll find cruise tours from 7 days to 24 days on Holland America. Some tours leave from the Netherlands and others leave from England. They do offer a 12-day Baltic Adventure cruise that stops in England, Denmark, Germany, Estonia, Russian, Finland, and Sweden.

MSC Cruises
MSC Cruise Lines has a full schedule for 7 – 14-day cruises to the Baltics. There are different embarkment points from Copenhagen, Kiel, and Southhampton.

Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL)
NCL has a 9-day Baltic cruise tour that begins and ends in Copenhagen. They also offer a 15 and a 24-day cruise that visits some of the Baltic states and crosses the Atlantic to Port Canaveral in Florida

Princess Cruises
Princess offers several cruises to the Baltics from 7 days to 27 days. There’s two 27-day cruises and one begins in Copenhagen, Denmark and ends in New York City. The second 27-day cruise begins in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida and ends in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Seabourn Cruises
There are 7 and 10-day cruise tours available on this luxury cruise line that visits Sweden, Denmark, Estonia, Russia, and Finland.

Regent Seven Seas
You’ll find 7 – 14-day cruise tours on this luxury cruise line. The 14-night Scandinavia and Russia cruise tour includes 3 days in Russia and several of the Baltic states during the summer months.

Royal Caribbean Cruises
During the summer months, Royal Caribbean has many 12-night Scandinavia and Russia tours. You’ll visit Denmark, Sweden, Estonia, Russia, Finland, and England on these tours.

As you cruise the Baltics, you’ll have an opportunity to visit many attractions such as the Gendarmenmarkt which is a very picturesque and historic square in Berlin, Old Town in Estonia and its 14th- and 15th century architecture, Djurgarden in Sweden, and Peterhof Palace and Garden in St. Petersburg, Russia.

No matter which cruise line you choose to tour the Baltics, you’ll be taking a trip back in time as you visit countries with a lot of history and culture. Each port of call is picturesque and will leave you with lasting memories.