SWEDEN CRUISES

Old Sweden is straight from a fairy tale, with castles and forests, but there is a new Sweden too, leading the world in modern culture. Discover both on your Sweden cruise.

SWEDEN PORTS

Discover our Sweden ports of call

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Nynashamn

Near Stockholm is the Swedish port of Nynashamn – here you’ll find a bustling harbour with lots of restaurants and shops selling local goods.

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Stockholm

Although Stockholm spans 14 islands, more than 50 scenic bridges make it easy to explore. The home of the Nobel Prize is a city of vast parks, museums and palaces.

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Visby

Picturesque Visby is one of Sweden's fairytale Medieval towns. Cobblestone streets lead past colourful cottages to the stunning 12th century Old Town.

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Sweden highlights: scenic, outdoorsy, stylish

Sweden is best appreciated outdoors. Whether you want to kayak Stockholm’s archipelago, enjoy hiking in the countryside or cycle through undiscovered woodland, you’ll find that Sweden will reawaken your sense of adventure.

And that’s before you even set foot in one of its achingly cool cities. Stockholm is world-renowned for its minimalist, functional designs and sprawling archipelago. Each of its separate neighbourhoods has a distinct character, and we give you the opportunity to explore them all on your Sweden cruise. Don’t miss Gamla Stan, the Old Town, where the fairy-tale of Stockholm re-asserts itself, with its quaint buildings, winding streets and charming places to grab a coffee or lunch.

Onshore excursions include the Ben Fogle Archipelago Adventure boat tour and An Evening Glimpse of Stockholm. We also call in at Helsingborg, which is just 4km from Denmark across the strait that separates the two countries.

Weather & what to pack

Despite its northerly position, Sweden enjoys a relatively mild climate, thanks to the Gulf Stream. As a result you won’t find extreme temperatures or humidity here. Make sure to pack layers, a winter coat and a woollen jumper for the colder months, and light summer shorts and dresses for the summer.