14-Day Baltic Sea and Baltic States Cruises 2026
Discover the best 13-night cruise deals to Baltic Sea and Baltic States. Two-week cruises offer the ultimate in relaxation and exploration. Visit remote destinations and truly disconnect from daily life. Baltic Sea cruises explore Scandinavia, Russia, and Baltic capitals. Experience St. Petersburg's Hermitage, medieval Tallinn, and Scandinavian culture.
Why 14 Days to Baltic Sea and Baltic States?
A 13-night cruise to Baltic Sea and Baltic States offers the perfect balance of time and exploration. Baltic Sea and Baltic States is Baltic Sea cruises explore Scandinavia, Russia, and Baltic capitals.
Two-week cruises offer the ultimate in relaxation and exploration. Visit remote destinations and truly disconnect from daily life. This duration is ideal for Retirees and Long vacation seekers.
Where Will You Visit in Baltic Sea and Baltic States?
Baltic Sea and Baltic States Cruise Highlights
Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg
Medieval Baltic capitals
Scandinavian design
White nights in summer
Multiple countries in one cruise
13-Night Cruise Benefits
Reach far-flung destinations
Best value per day
Complete relaxation
Visit 8-10+ ports
Premium amenities time
Truly immersive experience
About Baltic Sea and Baltic States Cruises
Baltic Sea cruises explore Scandinavia, Russia, and Baltic capitals. Experience St. Petersburg's Hermitage, medieval Tallinn, and Scandinavian culture.
Best Months to Visit
May, June, July, August, September
Climate
Cool, 55-70°F in summer, season May-September
Planning Your 14-Day Baltic Sea and Baltic States Cruise
A 13-night cruise to Baltic Sea and Baltic States offers exceptional value for travelers seeking retirees. You'll have access to popular ports including St. Petersburg, Stockholm, Copenhagen, with prices typically ranging from €1,500 - €5,500.
The best time to visit Baltic Sea and Baltic States is during May, June, July, when weather conditions are optimal. Cool, 55-70°F in summer, season May-September Most 13-night itineraries include 6-8 port stops throughout Baltic Sea and Baltic States.
Extended 14-day cruises to Baltic Sea and Baltic States allow you to visit more ports and truly immerse yourself in the region with 6-8 stops.
Sample 14-Day Baltic Sea and Baltic States Itinerary
Departure Port
Board your ship, enjoy sail-away party, explore ship amenities, museum visits
St. Petersburg
Museum visits, historical tours, explore St. Petersburg
Stockholm
Historical tours, cultural experiences, explore Stockholm
Copenhagen
Cultural experiences, shopping, explore Copenhagen
Tallinn
Shopping, photography, explore Tallinn
Helsinki
Photography, museum visits, explore Helsinki
Riga
Museum visits, historical tours, explore Riga
At Sea
Enjoy ship amenities, spa, pools, entertainment, museum visits
At Sea
Enjoy ship amenities, spa, pools, entertainment, museum visits
Return to Port
Disembarkation, final breakfast, depart ship
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a 14-day cruise to Baltic Sea and Baltic States cost?
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14-day cruises to Baltic Sea and Baltic States typically range from €1,500 - €5,500 per person, depending on cabin type, cruise line, and booking time. Inside cabins are most affordable, while suites can cost 3-4x more. Book 6-12 months in advance for best rates.
What's the best time of year for a 13-night Baltic Sea and Baltic States cruise?
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The best months to visit Baltic Sea and Baltic States are May, June, July. Cool, 55-70°F in summer, season May-September These months offer ideal weather for Museum visits and Historical tours.
How many ports will I visit on a 14-day Baltic Sea and Baltic States cruise?
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Most 13-night cruises to Baltic Sea and Baltic States visit 6-8 ports. Common stops include St. Petersburg, Stockholm, Copenhagen. Itineraries vary by cruise line.
Do I need a passport for a Baltic Sea and Baltic States cruise?
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For most Baltic Sea and Baltic States cruises, you'll need a valid passport. Some closed-loop cruises (round-trip from US ports) may accept a birth certificate and government ID, but a passport is strongly recommended for international travel flexibility.
What's included in a 14-day cruise to Baltic Sea and Baltic States?
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Included: stateroom accommodation, main dining room meals, buffet, pool and fitness center, most entertainment, and kids clubs. Extra cost: alcoholic beverages, specialty dining, shore excursions, spa services, gratuities ($12-18/day), and Wi-Fi.
When to Book Your 13-Night Cruise
12+ months before
Best cabin selection, lowest deposits, early saver rates up to 30% off
6-12 months before
Good availability, competitive pricing, ideal for Wave Season deals (Jan-Mar)
3-6 months before
Limited cabin choice, but potential for unsold inventory discounts
1-3 months before
Very limited options, mostly inside cabins, last-minute deals rare on popular dates
What's Included in Your Cruise Fare
Included in Fare
- Stateroom accommodation for cruise duration
- Main dining room meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
- Buffet and casual dining venues
- Pool, hot tubs, and fitness center access
- Most onboard entertainment (shows, live music, movies)
- Kids clubs and youth programs
- Room service (may have late-night fee)
Extra Costs
- Alcoholic beverages and specialty coffee
- Specialty restaurants ($25-75 per person)
- Shore excursions ($50-200+ per excursion)
- Spa services and salon treatments
- Casino and bingo
- Photos and professional photography
- Gratuities ($12-18 per person/day)
- Wi-Fi packages ($15-30 per day)
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