Baltic Sea

Baltic Sea Circuit via Stockholm, Tallinn & Hamburg

Copenhagen → Oslo → Berlin → Hamburg → Gdynia → Klaipeda → Stockholm → Tallinn → Helsinki (Helsingfors)

  • 9 nights
  • Copenhagen
  • Baltic Sea
  • 7 ports
  • 1 sea day

Map of Baltic Sea Circuit via Stockholm, Tallinn & Hamburg. Stops in order: Copenhagen, Oslo, Berlin, Hamburg, Gdynia, Klaipeda, Stockholm, Tallinn, Helsinki (Helsingfors). The same stops are listed under Port by port.

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Is this route right for you?

Why choose this route
A sightseeing route: a new port nearly every day across Norway, Germany, Poland and 3 more.
Know before booking
Starts in Copenhagen and ends in Helsinki (Helsingfors), so plan to arrive and depart in different places.
Best suited for
Travelers who want to see many places in one trip.

Port by port

9 nights · 7 port calls · 1 sea day · 6 countries

  1. Stop #1

    Embark

    Copenhagen

    Denmark · Northern Europe

  2. Stop #2

    Oslo

    Norway · Norwegian Fjords

    Usually docks

  3. Stop #3

    Berlin

    Germany · Northern Europe

    Usually docks

  4. Stop #4

    Hamburg

    Germany · Northern Europe

    Usually docks

  5. Stop #5

    Gdynia

    Poland · Baltic Sea

    Usually docks

  6. Stop #6

    Klaipeda

    Lithuania · Baltic Sea

    Usually docks

  7. Stop #7

    Stockholm

    Sweden · Baltic Sea

    Usually docks

  8. Stop #8

    Tallinn

    Estonia · Baltic Sea

    Usually docks

  9. Stop #9

    Disembark

    Helsinki (Helsingfors)

    Finland · Arctic

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Pricing

0 of 2 sailings with enough price history currently have favorable pricing. Median current fare is $251/night.

Median current fare
$251/night
$2,259 total
Lowest recent fare
$190/night
$1,709 total
Sailings with good pricing
0 of 2 favorable
Price history for 2 of 2 sailings
Comparison set
2 sailings
Currently priced departures

Best departures

How these are chosen
  • Best overall value: the strongest value signal, a fare furthest below Jibhop's typical fare for the same cabin, among departures with enough price history.
  • Lowest fare: the lowest current starting fare among all listed departures. Cabin categories can differ between departures, so check the cabin shown.
  • Best near-term option: a below-typical fare on a departure within the next 90 days.
  • Currently priced high: a fare above its usual range in Jibhop's observations. Shown as a warning, not a recommendation.

All departures

Each fare is the departure's lowest current fare; the cabin category can differ between departures. Observed fares, not guaranteed availability.