Your Port Excursion Planner

• Det Grå Fyr: Visit Denmark’s northernmost lighthouse for wide sea views and opportunities to spot seabirds in their natural habitat, especially during migration season.German
• Coastal Bunkers (WWII): Explore historic German bunkers along the coast and learn about their role during World War II in a way that is accessible for families.
• Grenen: Travel by Sandormen tractor to the northern tip of Denmark, where the North Sea and the Baltic Sea meet.
• Skagen Old Town: Stroll through the historic center, known for its golden yellow houses, maritime atmosphere, small shops, and cultural heritage.
• Return transfer to port: Transportation from and back to the cruise port is included.

Prices are based on the latest available exchange rate and operator pricing at the time this quote was prepared. If operator rates increase or additional items are added to the itinerary, prices may be subject to change.

• Old Town & Højbro Plads: Begin in Copenhagen’s historic center, walking through narrow streets while learning about the city’s development and daily Danish life.
• Sankt Nikolaj Church / Contemporary Art Center: Visit the historic church building now used as a contemporary art center.
• Kongens Nytorv: Explore Copenhagen’s main square and gathering place surrounded by historic buildings and theaters.
• Nyhavn Harbor: Walk along the iconic canal lined with colorful 17th-century houses and historic wooden ships.
• Rosenborg Castle Gardens: Stroll through the green royal gardens surrounding Rosenborg Castle.
• Danish pastry stop - included: Enjoy a traditional cinnamon roll and a coffee in one of the most traditional pastry shops in the city.
• Marble Church (Marmorkirken): Admire the impressive domed church and learn about its architectural history.
• Amalienborg Palace: Visit the square that forms the residence of the Danish royal family.
• Gefion Fountain & Kastellet: Walk along the waterfront to see the mythological Gefion Fountain and the star-shaped Kastellet fortress.
• The Little Mermaid: Finish at Copenhagen’s most famous landmark, the statue inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s fairytale.

Prices are based on the latest available exchange rate and operator pricing at the time this quote was prepared. If operator rates increase or additional items are added to the itinerary, prices may be subject to change.

• Warnemünde introduction: Begin with a short walk through this seaside district, known for its harbor atmosphere, lighthouse, and maritime character.
• Rostock Old Town walking tour: Explore the historic center including the medieval town wall and gates, the Market Square, and the historic University of Rostock main building.
• City Hall and boulevard: Walk through Rostock’s central square and along the main boulevard while learning about the city’s Hanseatic merchant history.
• St. Marien Church: Visit the interior of this important Gothic church to see its famous astronomical clock, one of the oldest still functioning clocks of its kind.
• Historic architecture and public art: Along the route see fountains, historic merchants’ homes, and notable buildings throughout the Old Town.
• Holy Cross Monastery (time permitting): Possible visit to the monastery museum depending on timing.
• Warnow River boat cruise: Enjoy a one-hour scenic boat ride from Rostock back to Warnemünde, offering views of the harbor and surrounding landscapes.
• Budget-friendly logistics: Tour includes guide, public transport tickets, admission to St. Marien Church, and the boat cruise.

Prices are based on the latest available exchange rate and operator pricing at the time this quote was prepared. If operator rates increase or additional items are added to the itinerary, prices may be subject to change.

• Old Town walking tour: A short, engaging walk through Tallinn’s historic center, with stories about the city’s history and legends told in a way that keeps children interested.
• Coastal and city drive: Continue by bus along the sea and through different parts of Tallinn before heading out into the countryside.
• Waterfall photo stop: Short stop at a waterfall about 10 km outside the city for photos and a quick nature break.
• Kiiu Tower: Visit a small romantic medieval tower from the 16th century, now used as a private museum.
• Family activities at Kiiu Tower: Specially trained staff show children how to throw axes, shoot a bow, and use a crossbow.
• Estonian countryside: Time to enjoy nature and see a more rural side of Estonia beyond the city.
• Optional purchases at the tower: Hot drinks, a traditional local liqueur named after the tower, and souvenirs are available to buy separately.

Prices are based on the latest available exchange rate and operator pricing at the time this quote was prepared. If operator rates increase or additional items are added to the itinerary, prices may be subject to change.

• Helsinki city highlights drive: Guided drive past major landmarks including Oodi Library, Olympic Stadium, Sibelius Monument, Uspenski Cathedral, Helsinki Cathedral, and the Rock Church.
• Uspenski Cathedral: Visit one of the city’s most recognizable churches, known for its red-brick exterior and Orthodox heritage.
• Helsinki Cathedral: Stop at the white neoclassical cathedral that overlooks Senate Square and serves as one of Helsinki’s main symbols.
• Rock Church: Visit the church carved directly into solid rock, one of Helsinki’s most unusual and memorable architectural sites.
• Market Hall lunch break: Free time to explore local food stalls and try Finnish specialties at your own pace.
• Ferry to Suomenlinna: Short boat ride from the city to the sea fortress islands.
• Suomenlinna guided walk: Explore the bastions, paths, and historic military structures of this UNESCO World Heritage Site with your guide.
• Included extras: Full-time private guide, round-trip ferry tickets, entrance fees to Uspenski Cathedral, Helsinki Cathedral, and the Rock Church, plus a small Finnish artist-designed gift for each traveler.
• Port pickup and drop-off: Meet directly at the cruise harbor and return to the terminal after the tour.

Prices are based on the latest available exchange rate and operator pricing at the time this quote was prepared. If operator rates increase or additional items are added to the itinerary, prices may be subject to change.

• Old Town (Gamla Stan): Walk through Stockholm’s medieval center with storytelling about Swedish kings, merchants, and daily life.
• Vasa Museum: See the original 17th-century warship, one of Scandinavia’s most famous sights. (Adult entrance fee not included: approx. $25–30 per adult.)
• Swedish folklore nature walk: Travel outside the city for a short guided walk in the forest, introducing Swedish nature and traditions.
• Viking runestones: Visit authentic Viking-era stones and learn how they were used to record stories and history.
• Viking-themed playground: A stop designed for younger travelers to play and explore in a Viking-inspired setting.
• Outdoor fire lunch (weather permitting): Grill hot dogs over an open fire, a traditional Swedish outdoor activity. (If fire restrictions apply, this will be replaced with free time for lunch at your own expense.)
• Private transport: Travel in smaller private vehicles (multiple vehicles if needed) instead of a large coach to keep costs lower.
• Family logistics: Booster and child seats available

Prices are based on the latest available exchange rate and operator pricing at the time this quote was prepared. If operator rates increase or additional items are added to the itinerary, prices may be subject to change.

• Visby City Wall: Begin with a transfer from the port to the medieval city wall and walk along some of the most important and well-preserved sections of the fortifications that once protected the wealthy trading city.
• Visby Cathedral (St. Mary’s Cathedral): Walk through the Old Town toward Visby’s main cathedral while learning about the city’s importance during the Hanseatic trading era.
• Historic Visby Streets: Stroll through charming cobblestone streets such as St. Hansgatan and Strandgatan, where you will see several medieval church ruins and historic merchant houses.
• Free time in Old Town: Optional short break to explore shops or try the local specialty dessert saffranspannkaka (traditional Gotland saffron pancake).
• DBW’s Botanical Garden: Visit this peaceful garden filled with flowers, trees, and historic ruins set near the coastline.
• Private transfers: Transportation is included from the port to Visby Old Town at the start of the tour and from the Botanical Garden back to the port at the end.

Prices are based on the latest available exchange rate and operator pricing at the time this quote was prepared. If operator rates increase or additional items are added to the itinerary, prices may be subject to change.