Flight from Italy and transfer to the port for boarding. Depart Copenhagen at 6PM.

Copenhagen is a stopover in Northern Europe that will appeal to everyone for its legendary history and fairytale atmosphere. It is not only the liveliest and most accessible city in Scandinavia, but it is also one of the most welcoming in Europe. 

The first stop is the statue of the Little Mermaid, symbol of Copenhagen inaugurated in 1913: one of the most photographed statues in the world. The next stop is Nyhavn, a picturesque neighborhood surrounded by canals and full of cafés and fabulous contemporary boutiques (design enthusiasts can’t miss this area). Or you can get away from the material world and visit the fairytale castles of Frederiksborg, “the most beautiful castle in Denmark”, or that of Frendensborg, located inside a wonderful park with an idyllic lake, and then conclude with the Kronborg.

Arrives at 9AM

Hellesylt is a beautiful marina in western Norway, located at the magnificent Geiranger fjord, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Hellesylt waterfall and the cliffs overlooking Lake Horindalsvannet, the deepest in Europe (600 meters), are just some of the natural wonders that await tourists. The great outdoors are the absolute protagonists here: nature lovers and lovers of wild flora and fauna will find themselves at home. You can walk winding roads until you reach places of incredible charm, with a panoramic view of mountains, glaciers and lakes with a crystalline surface.

Geiranger: Located at the bottom of two fjords near Hellesylt, this charming Norwegian pino will amaze you with its famous and warm hospitality. Visiting these towns you will discover what according to many are the most beautiful natural landscape of the Norwegian Fjords.

Departs at 6PM

Arrives at 8AM

Ålesund is a port city in Norway, located in the Møre og Romsdal region. It is the perfect place to explore some of the country’s most famous natural and cultural attractions. The fascinating Art Nouveau architecture that characterizes it is known all over the world: an infinity of towers, spiers and artistic decorations give the city a particular fairytale charm and make it a wonderful place to spend a holiday. Ålesund is located in an idyllic natural environment, surrounded by a small archipelago that extends over the sea. It is located at the entrance to the famous Geirangerfjord, surrounded by the imposing peaks of the Sunnmøre Alps.

Departs at 4PM

Arrives at 9AM

Founded in the 8th century and one of Norway’s oldest cities, picturesque Stavanger is located in the Byfjord, a branch of the Stavangerfjord in southwestern Norway. The echoes of the history of Stavanger still live in the evocative cobbled streets of the Gamle (old) Stavanger and in the eighteenth-century houses, in what is perhaps the best preserved group of wooden houses in Northern Europe. A boat trip in the Stavanger archipelago is a relaxing way to spend time, accompanied by traditional waffles and a hot coffee.

Departs at 6PM

Arrives at 8AM

Kiel is a city in northern Germany overlooking the Baltic Sea. The city was the country’s main naval base until after the Second World War. Kiel is famous for its numerous sailing events such as the “Kieler Woche”. Thanks to its strategic location, cruise passengers can visit numerous tourist attractions, all within walking distance of Kiel. Families with children will appreciate the regional open-air folklore museum in Molfsee, a faithful reconstruction of a village with farmhouses and craft shops, which provides a complete picture of the past of the Schleswig-Holstein region.

Departs at 8PM

Disembarkation and transfer to the airport for the return to Italy.

Copenhagen is a stopover in Northern Europe that will appeal to everyone for its legendary history and fairytale atmosphere. It is not only the liveliest and most accessible city in Scandinavia, but it is also one of the most welcoming in Europe. 

The first stop is the statue of the Little Mermaid, symbol of Copenhagen inaugurated in 1913: one of the most photographed statues in the world. The next stop is Nyhavn, a picturesque neighborhood surrounded by canals and full of cafés and fabulous contemporary boutiques (design enthusiasts can’t miss this area). Or you can get away from the material world and visit the fairytale castles of Frederiksborg, “the most beautiful castle in Denmark”, or that of Frendensborg, located inside a wonderful park with an idyllic lake, and then conclude with the Kronborg.