Europe

Short voyages in Europe North Sea, Ireland Sea, Baltic Sea

 

Short voyages are an excellent approach for a first cargo ship voyage. These (with a departure about once a week) are generally made aboard of German vessels. Departures are from northern ports as Antwerp, Rotterdam, Hamburg, Bremerhaven or Felixstowe. These cargo ships have between 3 to 5 cabins for passengers, air-conditioning and Tv on board; they are from 2750 to 9750 tdw ; calls at ports can last some hours and are generally between 6 to 12 hours and at most a whole day, according to the loading or unloading of the ship. These short trips represent a good change to daily life. As on board all cargo ships, English is spoken. Actually schedules and routes can changed very often.

Fares are per person, with full-board, port taxes and deviation insurance included .

101. Finland (7 days)
Hamburg - Bremerhaven - Kiel-Canal - Turku - Rauma - Kiel-Canal - Hamburg
1 double suite. Passport compulsory for voyages on the Baltic Sea.

Roundtrip from/to Hamburg to different North Sea and/or Baltic Sea destinations. Sometimes the schedule of the vessel could change. We cannot guarantee the call of special ports or the transit of the Kiel Canal. Two weeks prior departure we will be able to confirm the final destination.

Kiel on North-Ostsee Canal has 100 km length and has been built between 1887 and 1895.You will see the Kiel Canal with its locks, the Baltic sea and Stockolm skerries with its unforgettable landscape of wodden islands .

Fare in double suite

€ 730

For sole use

€ 835

102. Baltic Sea and/or North Sea voyage (7 days)

Hamburg - Kotka (Finland) - Aarhus (Denmark) - Bremerhaven- Hamburg

1 ship, 1 single suite & 1 double cabin. Roundtrip from/to Hamburg to different North Sea and/or Baltic Sea destinations. Sometimes the schedule of the vessel could change. We cannot guarantee the call of special ports or the transit of the Kiel Canal. Two weeks prior departure we will be able to confirm the final destination.

Helsinki is a city, mixture of neo-classicism and modernism. Nature is never very far and the surroundings of Hesinki offer green parks and boats leave from downtown for nice trips to the archipelago. In the open sea, the fortress of Suomenlina keeps watch on Helsinki and is also a living district of the capital. Mixture of modernism and neoclassical architecture, Helsinki is surrounded by green parks and a lot of tiny islands.