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Star Collector: Scandinavian and Baltic Delights

Jul 7, 2027 — Jul 25, 2027

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HELSINKI → COPENHAGEN

18 Nights on Star Explorer

How do you describe an itinerary where every port is a star? All the Scandinavian “musts” are here – half-timbered houses, charming small villages where most cruise ships don’t visit, stunning Norwegian fjords. But there’s so much more. Discover the dunes of the Lithuanian Sahara, a Danish vineyard, Norway’s forest nymphs. A World War II concentration camp, Cold War missile silos, a Viking warship, a rock church. In Gdansk, Poland, explore the roots of Solidarity, and a town where weathervanes seem to cluster together like schools of fish. All this mixed up with delicious microbreweries, exhilarating outdoor adventures, and shops that entice with everything from honey-colored amber to colorful Dala horses.

Popular Highlights

In Trondheim, Norway, visit Bakklandet – a quaint neighborhood with quiet streets and colorful houses located on a picturesque river. The river is dotted with cafes and local artisan shops.

In Andalsnes, Norway, take the Romsdalsgondolen, a mountain cable car, to Nesaksla Mountain. This cable car offers 360-degree views as it climbs to 708 meters (about 2322 ft) above sea level.

Walk the pedestrian streets of medieval Tallinn, Estonia, surrounded by hundreds of years of history.

Stop in Gdansk’s Old Town to shop for amber, the prized souvenir of the Baltic Sea.

Cruise the stunning Stockholm Archipelago in Sweden, where you’ll pass small islets dotted with homes before overnighting in Stockholm, Sweden.

For the best panoramic views of Alesund, Norway, climb the 418 steps to the top of Mount Aksla. The viewpoint offers breathtaking vistas of the town, surrounding islands, and fjords.

A short drive from Olden, Norway, Briksdal Glacier is one of the most accessible and famous glaciers in Norway.

Pack light with complimentary daily laundry service.