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Step aboard the legendary MS Nordstjernen and travel on a unique heritage cruise through the heart of the Baltic Sea. From Warnemünde to Stockholm, this intimate 9-day journey invites travellers to discover charming port towns, stunning coastlines and the preserved traditions of the Baltic Sea region - all from the nostalgic comfort of a historic mail ship.
Join us on a cruise with Ms Nordsjternen!
- Date: 8-16 September 2025
- Length: 9 days / 8 nights
- From/to: Warnemünde - Stockholm
- Destinations: Warnemünde - Rønne - Gdańsk - Klaipeda - Ventspils - Riga - Pärnu - Ösel - Stockholm
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A ship with soul
MS Nordstjernen, built in 1956 by Blohm & Voss in Hamburg, is more than a ship - she is a floating piece of maritime history. Having served for 56 years along Norway's famous Hurtigruten route, she now proudly transports travellers on heritage voyages. With room for only 80-110 guests, the onboard experience is warm, personalised and refreshingly simple - a reminder of bygone seafaring years.

Expect cosy shared spaces, original artwork from the 1950s, teak decks and a dedicated crew who treat you like family. It's the perfect setting for lovers of slow travel and adventurers seeking authentic moments.

Itinerary at a glance
- Day 1: Warnemünde (Germany) - Get on board between 16:00 and 17:00, enjoy a relaxed start on the Baltic Sea.
- Day 2: Rønne (Denmark) - Discover Bornholm's charming half-timbered houses and historic fortress.
- Day 3: Gdańsk (Poland) - Stroll through the magnificent Old Town, rich in Hanseatic history.
- Day 4: Klaipėda (Lithuania) - Visit the Curonian Spit and the picturesque historic city centre.
- Day 5: Ventspils (Latvia) -Explore an unspoilt coastal town with medieval roots.
- Day 6: Riga (Latvia) - Enjoy Art Nouveau architecture and vibrant cultural life.
- Day 7: Pärnu (Estonia) - Enjoy Estonia's beloved seaside town and its colourful old town.
- Day 8: Saaremaa (Estonia) - Be captivated by windmills, castles and raw coastal nature.
- Day 9: Stockholm (Sweden) - Cruise through the spectacular Stockholm archipelago and go ashore at 11:00.

Why is this journey so special?
- The charm of small ships: Sail aboard a ship with just 80-110 passengers - intimate, personal and far from the crowds.
- Simple cabins, timeless experience: A rare chance to slow down and enjoy the simplicity of life as it was 40-50 years ago.
- Cosy atmosphere: Relax on the warm and inviting saloon deck, or enjoy your time on the beautiful teak-planked outer decks.
- Optional excursions: Walks and sightseeing tours are offered - the full programme is published four weeks before boarding.
- Passionate crew: An experienced and warm-hearted team is dedicated to making your trip unforgettable.
- Floating cultural heritage site: Built in 1956 and officially listed as a Norwegian heritage ship, MS Nordstjernen is a unique time capsule on the water.


Cabin categories and prices (per person)
| Category | Description | Single room | Share in a double room |
| E | Small inside cabin (shared bathroom) | NOK 19 000 | NOK 14 000 |
| D | Outside cabin (shared bathroom) | NOK 27 500 | NOK 22 000 |
| I | Inner cabin with private bathroom | NOK 31 000 | NOK 25 000 |
| A | Outside cabin with private bathroom | NOK 34 000 | NOK 27 500 |
| N | Large outside cabin with private bathroom | – | NOK 34 000 |



Full board, water, coffee, tea and cakes are included throughout the day. Optional excursions and tours on land will be announced 4 weeks before departure.



Book the cruise with MS Nordstjernen
- Website: vestlandclassic.com
- E-mail: [email protected]
- Telephone: +48 58 6888 210 (German, English), +48 58 6888 211 (English, Russian), +48 58 6888 212 (English, Polish)
Offer of bar credit on board: For bookings made between 16 July and 10 August 2025, each guest will receive a bar credit of NOK 1,700 to use on board.











Rosor och ruiner says:
It sounds cool with such a trip, too bad it does not stay in Visby 😉 But maybe it will be another time...;) It looks great, the boat, fun that not everything has to be newly built and big!
17 July 2025 - 22:16