May 10th to 13th, 2025
Gdańsk to Warnemünde
ON HISTORIC TRAILS
4 days
Nordstjernen
from € 501
Voyage-No: 2025 – NOR – 1
About trip
MS Nordstjernen Travel Itinerary*
Day 1: Gdańsk Your journey begins in the impressive city of Gdańsk, known for its rich history and well-restored cityscape. The historic city center, with its Long Market, the Neptune Fountain, and the impressive St. Mary’s Church, speaks to the city’s Hanseatic past. In the afternoon, embarkation takes place, and you’ll have time to enjoy the maritime atmosphere of the harbor before the ship sets sail.
Day 2: Karlskrona Your journey brings you to Karlskrona, a city spread across several islands, renowned for its historic naval base. Karlskrona is a UNESCO World Heritage site and delights with its baroque architecture and well-preserved town center. The main square, Stortorget, and the Naval Museum offer fascinating insights into Sweden’s maritime history, making Karlskrona a cultural highlight of your journey.
Day 3: Rønne (Bornholm) The Danish island of Bornholm greets you with a remarkable blend of rugged coastlines, gentle hills, and picturesque beaches. Rønne, the largest town on the island, features charming cobblestone streets, historic half-timbered houses, and interesting museums. Bornholm is also famous for its craft traditions, particularly pottery and glassblowing, which have been practiced in the region for centuries.
Day 4: Warnemünde In the morning, you will arrive in Warnemünde, where your journey comes to an end. After this unforgettable sea voyage across the Baltic Sea, you will bid farewell to the historic mail boat MS Nordstjernen that has accompanied you throughout the trip. Take a final moment to enjoy the maritime atmosphere before saying goodbye to this unique experience.


Heritage facts
- Built in 1956 at the Blohm & Voss shipyard in Hamburg
- Served on the iconic Norwegian Hurtigruten coastal route for 56 years
- Propulsion Engine from 1982: MAK 8M453, 2650 kW
- Original artworks (enamel, wood, glass, paintings) from 1956 by Paul René Gauguin
- 2012 listed as a cultural heritage monument by the Norwegian Directorate for Cultural Heritage
Voyage facts
- Small ship with 80 – 110 passengers.
- Simple cabins – a good opportunity to remember that life was simpler 40 – 50 years ago
- Very cosy saloon deck and Teak planked on deck
- Optional excursion programme with hikes and sightseeing tours will be published 4 weeks before embarkation
- Experienced and warmhearted crew
Details
| Cabin Category | Deck | Price per person, single occupancy | Price per person, double occupancy |
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| Cat. E: Very small inside cabin with bunk beds (shared facilities) | A, B | € 699 | € 501 |
| Cat. D: Outside cabin with bunk beds (shared facilities) | B | € 996 | € 798 |
| Cat. I: Inside cabin with bunk beds, ensuite shower/toilet | B, C | € 1.128 | € 900 |
| Cat. A: Outside cabin with bunk beds, ensuite shower/toilet | B, C | € 1.254 | € 996 |
| Cat. N: Larger outside cabin with bunk beds and sofa (cabin 304: two lower beds), ensuite shower/toilet | C | N/A | € 1.254 |
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Prices for three or four bed – cabins as well as discounts for children on request. 20% discount on your second voyage when booking 2 voyages at the same time. |
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How to book?
Please fill out every cell in the booking form, print it out, scan and sent it to email address.
