Traditional, modern, Nordic: Hamburg is considered the lively metropolis of the north of Germany and inspires thousands of visitors every year with its austere and lovable charm. When you start a cruise in Hamburg, you have the chance to discover an ancient Hanseatic city for which the past and the future are not opposites, but an opportunity. You can start your journey in the Port of Hamburg from 0 to 100 before you even get on board.

Southampton is located in the south of Great Britain and is considered a pearl of the country. The traditional port city has a rich past, the roots of which go back to its founding by the Romans in 70 AD. With the first shipyards that settled here in the 19th century, the city rose to become one of the most important for shipbuilding. It proudly shows its history in magnificent buildings and the well-documented history of shipbuilding. In the surrounding area, the mystical stone circles of Stonehenge and the unique rugged nature of southern England are impressive. Come on board and experience an unforgettable journey.

In fact, the name of the city means nothing more than "The Port" and shows its central importance: The port of Le Havre on the Seine estuary is the largest container port and the second largest port in France (after Marseille). Discover the lively port city, spend a day on the beach or drive to the famous city of lights - the capital Paris.

Zeebrugge is the major port city of Bruges in the Belgian province of West Flanders. Thanks to the short distances, the exciting cities of Belgium such as Brussels, Antwerp, Blankenberge, Bruges and Ghent are only a stone's throw away from the port in Zeebrugge. On a cruise, you will experience a shore leave full of opportunities to get to know the exciting culture of Belgium. Zeebrugge itself is a family seaside resort and the capital of fish. It impresses visitors with its picturesque location on the North Sea and its proximity to the historic mother city of Bruges.

The Dutch fashion and cultural metropolis Rotterdam has numerous architectural and cultural highlights to offer. The Erasmus Bridge, for example, is one of the city's landmarks. It spans as a cable-stayed bridge over the Nieuwe Maas, which forms the main stream of the Rhine Delta. The port of Rotterdam itself is another spectacular highlight on a cruise. The largest deep-sea port in Europe stretches from the edge of the city center to the ferry port Hoek van Holland. If the city is the destination or starting point of your cruise, you should explore it from both the land and the water. Harbor tours start at the northern end of the Erasmus Bridge in the immediate vicinity of the cruise terminal. But the simple view of the impressive skyline of Rotterdam is also worth the trip.

Traditional, modern, Nordic: Hamburg is considered the lively metropolis of the north of Germany and inspires thousands of visitors every year with its austere and lovable charm. When you start a cruise in Hamburg, you have the chance to discover an ancient Hanseatic city for which the past and the future are not opposites, but an opportunity. You can start your journey in the Port of Hamburg from 0 to 100 before you even get on board.

Imposing rocks and peaks rise up to the left and right of the fjord in Norway. At the heights of Bergen, the Hardangerfjord cuts far into the country from the European Arctic Ocean until it ends in the eastern fjord arm Eidfjord in the village of the same name, Eidfjord. Steep rock faces alternate with the deep green of the forests and fruit trees. The deep blue fjord water glistens in the rays of the sun as your ship arrives in Eidfjord on your cruise. Around the small town, which with its 900 inhabitants looks sleepy, nature is wide awake and Norway is pristine. The often unspoilt landscapes and the Norwegian hospitality make the stopover on your cruise an unforgettable experience.

The city of Ålesund is made to receive its visitors by sea - after all, its coat of arms shows a ship with a flared sail. Ålesund is located on the islands of Aspøy, Heissa and Nørvøy, which are connected by bridges and tunnels. A cruise through the widely branched fjord system in the west of Norway is an unforgettable trip that is crowned by a visit to this Art Nouveau city.

On a cruise to Stavanger and the Lysefjord, you will discover a fascinating European capital of culture and the incomparable fjords of Norway. Your journey takes you in southwest Norway through the diverse landscapes of the Rogaland province. You will travel by boat from the sandy beaches of the coastal landscape of Jæren to the high mountains of the Ryfilke area, which frame the Lysefjord. Steep cliffs and bizarre rock formations, imposing waterfalls, deep blue fjords and green islands are impressive en route. On excursions you can explore the most beautiful sights around the old town Gamle Stavanger and unwind on Norway's longest sandy beach.

Traditional, modern, Nordic: Hamburg is considered the lively metropolis of the north of Germany and inspires thousands of visitors every year with its austere and lovable charm. When you start a cruise in Hamburg, you have the chance to discover an ancient Hanseatic city for which the past and the future are not opposites, but an opportunity. You can start your journey in the Port of Hamburg from 0 to 100 before you even get on board.