Three Reasons to go on a Scandinavian Cruise

When you think of going on a cruise holiday you might immediately picture sunbathing on the deck of the ship and sailing off to tropical locations. However, a Scandinavian cruise is very different to this but just as amazing for a number of reasons.

Here, we share three reasons to go on a Scandinavian cruise and why this could be the perfect adventure for you.

See fascinating places

Taking a Scandinavian cruise is a great way to see things that are unique to that part of the world, and that you just won’t see anywhere else. The best example of this is the Norwegian fjords which create breath-taking scenery that you will remember forever.

In addition to this, you will have the chance to visit cities that offer plenty to do and boast an interesting culture that is unique to Scandinavia, such as Copenhagen, Stockholm, and Helsinki. It is great fun ticking different countries off as you visit them, and you will be able to immerse yourself in local art, museums, and architecture when you get there.

Cooler weather

Although a Caribbean cruise offers the promise of sun and scorching temperatures, if you are hoping to explore during your holiday you may be thankful for the cooler weather that you will find in Scandinavia.

If laying on a beach is not really your thing, pack your light waterproofs and walking shoes and head to Scandinavia instead, you may not come home with a tan but you will certainly have plenty of amazing photos and memories to share.

Awesome ships

Many say that the ships which sail on Scandinavian cruises are quieter than those heading to warmer destinations, which makes them ideal for those looking for a relaxing time.

There aren’t any ‘budget’ cruises sailing through this part of the word as such, although you will find cheaper options should you need them, which means that the ship you choose will definitely have luxurious elements.

We hope that we have inspired you to head off on a Scandinavian cruise, and do browse our cruise brochures which offer further information.