Port
Stockholm, Sweden
Activity Level
Easy
Excursion Type
25,All
Wheelchair Accessible
No
Starting At
$144.95
Minimum Age
Information Not Currently Available
Duration
Approximately 1½ Hours
Meals Included
Meals included
Stockholm, strategically built where the freshwater Lake Mälaren meets the Baltic Sea, shows her best side to her waterways. Often referred to as Beauty on Water, Stockholm is built upon 14 different islands and the mainland, all linked by more than 50 bridges. Water plays an important role in everyday life, and boating, swimming and fishing are popular activities in this capital city where more than a third of the total surface area is water.
Board a boat and cruise the glittering waters of the Baltic Sea. Enjoy a glass of sparkling wine and some dry snacks as you take in the scenery.
You'll cruise along Strandvägen, the most exclusive street in Stockholm and past the impressive Vasa Museum.
Continue further into the Eco-Park area and through the Bay of Djurgårdsbrunn, viewing the embassy district, the TV Tower and the Maritime Museum. Stockholm National City Park contains rare species of plants and insects not found elsewhere in Sweden, along with hundreds of protected and architecturally unique buildings -- Rosendal Palace, the Thiel Gallery and Waldemarsudde.
Watch for the lush park areas of Djurgården before you head out towards Fjäderholmarna, the Feather Islands -- these are a popular recreation area and feature lively bird colonies. You'll cruise among the islands before returning to the city and the ship.
Notes:
Tour requires an approximately 200-yard walk to the motor launch. Participants must be able to climb onto and off the boat. The route is subject to water levels in the canal. Tour is available only on select sailings.