Amsterdam

Your journey begins in Amsterdam, a vibrant capital celebrated for its elegant canals, distinctive gabled architecture, and world-renowned artistic heritage. From charming waterways lined with historic townhouses to a thriving cultural scene, Amsterdam sets the perfect tone for your N... Your journey begins in Amsterdam, a vibrant capital celebrated for its elegant canals, distinctive gabled architecture, and world-renowned artistic heritage. From charming waterways lined with historic townhouses to a thriving cultural scene, Amsterdam sets the perfect tone for your Northern European journey.Step on board Scenic Eclipse this afternoon, where the Captain and crew await with a warm welcome. After meeting your butler and settling into your spacious suite, join your fellow guests for a glass of champagne in the Scenic Lounge Bar or on the open deck as your Scenic Discovery Yacht sets sail this evening.Please book your flight to arrive into Amsterdam prior to 02:00 PM. Read More

Bremerhaven

Shaped by centuries of seafaring and trade, Bremerhaven presents a contemporary waterfront where maritime history meets modern design. Stroll along its modern promenades, explore lively harbour districts, or enjoy easy access to nearby Bremen, renowned for its historic market square a... Shaped by centuries of seafaring and trade, Bremerhaven presents a contemporary waterfront where maritime history meets modern design. Stroll along its modern promenades, explore lively harbour districts, or enjoy easy access to nearby Bremen, renowned for its historic market square and cultural landmarks. With its relaxed coastal atmosphere and thoughtful blend of old and new, Bremerhaven provides a calm and engaging introduction to northern Germany.This evening, indulge in fine French dining at Lumière+, where elegant surroundings and impeccable service set the tone. Enjoy beautifully plated dishes paired with hand-selected wines, the perfect way to end your day in refined style. Read More

Cruising the Kiel Canal

Warnemünde

Set along the Baltic coast, Warnemünde is a relaxed seaside town known for its broad sandy beaches, historic spa hotels, and easy-going atmosphere. Part of the German Riviera, it offers a gentle contrast to the dynamic capital nearby. As the gateway to Berlin, Warnemünde pro... Set along the Baltic coast, Warnemünde is a relaxed seaside town known for its broad sandy beaches, historic spa hotels, and easy-going atmosphere. Part of the German Riviera, it offers a gentle contrast to the dynamic capital nearby. As the gateway to Berlin, Warnemünde provides access to Germany's cultural heart—from the Brandenburg Gate and Museum Island to the poignant remnants of the Berlin Wall. Closer to port, the historic university city of Rostock invites exploration, with highlights including St Mary’s Church and its remarkable 15th-century astrological clock. Read More

Copenhagen

Known for its vibrant culture and historic charm, Copenhagen is one of Scandinavia’s brightest jewels. The city is brimming with exceptional architecture, art, history and food. The Danish capital embraces conscious and sustainable living and is one of the world’s best cit... Known for its vibrant culture and historic charm, Copenhagen is one of Scandinavia’s brightest jewels. The city is brimming with exceptional architecture, art, history and food. The Danish capital embraces conscious and sustainable living and is one of the world’s best cities to explore by bike, so you may choose to do as the locals do and get around on two wheels.An overnight stay allows you to see the Tivoli Gardens transformed into a wonderland of lights after dark. Founded in 1843, this is one of the oldest theme parks in the world, offering everything from nostalgic experiences to thrill-seeker rides, including a wooden rollercoaster from 1914. Read More

Helsingborg

Nestled on the Öresund Strait, Helsingborg is a historic Swedish city with a vibrant harbour and charming streets that invite exploration. The city’s skyline is dominated by Kärnan, a 14th-century medieval tower that whispers tales of Viking and Hanseatic history. Stro... Nestled on the Öresund Strait, Helsingborg is a historic Swedish city with a vibrant harbour and charming streets that invite exploration. The city’s skyline is dominated by Kärnan, a 14th-century medieval tower that whispers tales of Viking and Hanseatic history. Stroll along the waterfront promenade, browse stylish boutiques, or pause in a café to enjoy Swedish pastries while watching ferries glide across to Denmark.As evening falls, and you set sail unwind with live entertainment on board, the perfect way to reflect on the day’s discoveries in a refined and relaxed setting. Read More

Aarhus

In Aarhus, Viking heritage and contemporary culture coexist with quiet confidence. Cobblestone streets lead to striking modern art spaces, while canalside cafés invite unhurried moments of observation and pause. The Latin Quarter, with its boutiques and intimate eateries, captu... In Aarhus, Viking heritage and contemporary culture coexist with quiet confidence. Cobblestone streets lead to striking modern art spaces, while canalside cafés invite unhurried moments of observation and pause. The Latin Quarter, with its boutiques and intimate eateries, captures the city’s creative rhythm — best savoured over a thoughtfully prepared ‘smørrebrød’. Relaxed yet cultured, Aarhus reveals itself as a city of substance, where authenticity feels instinctive and style is never overstated. Read More

Aalborg

Set along the Limfjord, Aalborg is a lively, yet relaxed city known for its friendly atmosphere and thriving café culture. Once an historic trading and spirits-producing hub, it has evolved into a modern Nordic city where waterfront promenades, colourful streets, and contempora... Set along the Limfjord, Aalborg is a lively, yet relaxed city known for its friendly atmosphere and thriving café culture. Once an historic trading and spirits-producing hub, it has evolved into a modern Nordic city where waterfront promenades, colourful streets, and contemporary design sit alongside centuries-old buildings. Easily explored on foot, Aalborg invites guests to enjoy its local flavours, welcoming spirit, and easy-going Danish way of life.Unwind in Elements on Deck 4, where an à la carte menu of Italian favourites, premium steaks, and fresh seafood is served in a relaxed dinner setting. Read More

Gothenburg

Scandinavia’s largest port and Sweden’s ‘second city’, Gothenburg is a vibrant hub blending rich maritime heritage with modern sophistication. Explore its picturesque canals, historic architecture and dynamic cultural scene. Once gritty industrial areas have be... Scandinavia’s largest port and Sweden’s ‘second city’, Gothenburg is a vibrant hub blending rich maritime heritage with modern sophistication. Explore its picturesque canals, historic architecture and dynamic cultural scene. Once gritty industrial areas have been transformed in recent years, with warehouses reimagined as art galleries and chic boutiques. Visit the renowned Gothenburg Maritime Museum, and stroll the streets of the charming Haga district, filled with picturesque wooden houses. Savour culinary delights at the famous fish market, Feskekôrka, or indulge at one of the city’s six Michelin-starred restaurants. Read More

Arendal

Arendal enchants with a vibrant city centre set against a breathtaking archipelago, where history, charm, and natural beauty converge. For lovers of the sea, the nearby Raet Maritime National Park offers crystal-clear waters and stunning coastal landscapes dotted with smooth white roc... Arendal enchants with a vibrant city centre set against a breathtaking archipelago, where history, charm, and natural beauty converge. For lovers of the sea, the nearby Raet Maritime National Park offers crystal-clear waters and stunning coastal landscapes dotted with smooth white rocks and secluded coves. The picturesque streets reveal a harmonious blend of traditional wooden houses and contemporary architecture, while cosy cafés tempt visitors with local delicacies, including the freshly baked ‘Kanelboller’ (cinnamon roll), a quintessential taste of Norway. Read More

Oslo

Set between a serene fjord and forested hills, Oslo balances contemporary design with deep Nordic heritage. Explore world-class museums, modern architectural landmarks, and a lively waterfront lined with cafés and boutiques. From insights into Viking history to sweeping views a... Set between a serene fjord and forested hills, Oslo balances contemporary design with deep Nordic heritage. Explore world-class museums, modern architectural landmarks, and a lively waterfront lined with cafés and boutiques. From insights into Viking history to sweeping views across the Oslofjord, the city offers a refined yet relaxed atmosphere with a close connection to nature.Tonight, immerse yourself in a curated selection of live entertainment, from soothing melodies to vibrant performances, each crafted to capture the spirit of your destination. Read More

Lysekil

Set along Sweden’s west coast between Gothenburg and Oslo, Lysekil is a charming seaside town known for its granite cliffs, historic streets, and relaxed coastal atmosphere. Wander through the Old Town, where nearly 200-year-old houses and narrow lanes reveal stories of the past... Set along Sweden’s west coast between Gothenburg and Oslo, Lysekil is a charming seaside town known for its granite cliffs, historic streets, and relaxed coastal atmosphere. Wander through the Old Town, where nearly 200-year-old houses and narrow lanes reveal stories of the past. The striking Church of Lysekil overlooks the harbour, while a nearby wooden lookout tower offers panoramic views across the town and surrounding archipelago.In the evening, settle in at the spacious Scenic Lounge Bar to enjoy your beverage of choice, whether it be aged whiskey or a glass of wine. With Scenic’s signature all-inclusive ultra-luxury philosophy, indulge in top shelf spirits, over 130 whiskeys, a premium wine list and champagne. Read More

Kristiansand

As one of southern Norway's most charming cities, Kristiansand is known for its relatively mild, sunny summers. Sandy beaches, such as Bystranda, offer a surprising Mediterranean touch rarely found in Scandinavia.Wander through historic neighbourhoods lined with colourful wooden h... As one of southern Norway's most charming cities, Kristiansand is known for its relatively mild, sunny summers. Sandy beaches, such as Bystranda, offer a surprising Mediterranean touch rarely found in Scandinavia.Wander through historic neighbourhoods lined with colourful wooden houses and cobblestone streets. Discover the city's maritime heritage at the Kristiansand Museum, which includes an open-air display of more than 30 buildings dating back to the 15th century. Stroll along the waterfront promenade lined with cafés and boutiques, or explore the surrounding countryside and beaches.Later, meet new friends on the terrace of the Azure Bar & Café to share stories. Visit the gelato fridge at the Yacht Club for an afternoon snack and perhaps make a dinner reservation at one of the specialty restaurants to indulge in exquisite cuisine from around the world as you celebrate this wonderful journey. Read More

Stavanger

Nestled on Norway's southwestern coast, the ancient city of Stavanger boasts a rich Viking heritage dating back to the 9th-century, earning it the title 'Cradle of the Vikings'. This compact city is easily explored on foot—stroll past the well-preserved white wooden... Nestled on Norway's southwestern coast, the ancient city of Stavanger boasts a rich Viking heritage dating back to the 9th-century, earning it the title 'Cradle of the Vikings'. This compact city is easily explored on foot—stroll past the well-preserved white wooden houses of the old town and along Øvre Holmegate, known as the 'street of colours'. Discover the city's fascinating past and seafaring legacy at the Maritime Museum, housed in a historic wharfside warehouse, or explore the renowned culinary scene and bustling fish market offering fresh seafood. Read More

Eidfjord

Located at the end of a dramatic fjord, Eidfjord offers direct access to Hardangervidda, Europe’s largest mountain plateau. Surrounded by forests, towering peaks, and cascading waterfalls, the village showcases some of Norway’s most impressive inland scenery.Within easy wa... Located at the end of a dramatic fjord, Eidfjord offers direct access to Hardangervidda, Europe’s largest mountain plateau. Surrounded by forests, towering peaks, and cascading waterfalls, the village showcases some of Norway’s most impressive inland scenery.Within easy walking distance, stroll along the harbourfront, browse local shops, or relax in waterfront cafés while taking in sweeping views across the fjord and surrounding mountains. Read More

Rosendal

The quiet village of Rosendal offers a gateway to some of Norway's most striking scenery. Visit the historic Baroniet Rosendal, one of the country's oldest manor houses, surrounded by gardens and mountains. Hiking trails in the surrounding area reveal sweeping vistas across th... The quiet village of Rosendal offers a gateway to some of Norway's most striking scenery. Visit the historic Baroniet Rosendal, one of the country's oldest manor houses, surrounded by gardens and mountains. Hiking trails in the surrounding area reveal sweeping vistas across the fjordland.This evening, cruise through Hardangerfjord, where cascading waterfalls and towering cliffs frame villages along the rugged coastline.Perhaps stop by the bridge today and learn more about the technical abilities of your Scenic Discovery Yacht. Thanks to the Captain’s open bridge policy, guests are welcome any time, an incredible opportunity to see the yacht in full operation and enjoy the best views. Read More

Flåm

Nestled at the heart of Sognefjord and flanked by steep mountains, the tiny village of Flåm is home to one of the world's most scenic railway journeys. The 20-kilometre Flåm Railway climbs through dramatic mountain terrain, offering sweeping views of waterfalls, valley... Nestled at the heart of Sognefjord and flanked by steep mountains, the tiny village of Flåm is home to one of the world's most scenic railway journeys. The 20-kilometre Flåm Railway climbs through dramatic mountain terrain, offering sweeping views of waterfalls, valleys, and peaks as it winds towards the village centre. Read More

Nordfjord

Nordfjord is a striking region where deep waters meet rugged mountains and small, peaceful villages. The area is known for the Briksdal Glacier, cascading waterfalls, and wide valleys that reveal some of Norway’s most dramatic scenery. Whether exploring ashore or admiring the vi... Nordfjord is a striking region where deep waters meet rugged mountains and small, peaceful villages. The area is known for the Briksdal Glacier, cascading waterfalls, and wide valleys that reveal some of Norway’s most dramatic scenery. Whether exploring ashore or admiring the views from your Scenic Discovery Yacht, Nordfjord offers a powerful sense of scale and natural beauty. Read More

Bergen

Your unforgettable journey concludes today in Bergen. Savour one last breakfast on board your ultra-luxury Scenic Discovery Yacht before bidding farewell to the crew and new friends who have shared this journey with you.You'll be transferred to the airport for your onward journey... Your unforgettable journey concludes today in Bergen. Savour one last breakfast on board your ultra-luxury Scenic Discovery Yacht before bidding farewell to the crew and new friends who have shared this journey with you.You'll be transferred to the airport for your onward journey or return flight home, taking with you memories that will last a lifetime.Please book your flight to depart out of Bergen after 12:00 PM.#Spa treatments and services at additional cost. Daily activities may be subject to change; please consult your Daily Wonder for updates.+All drinks on board, including those stocked in your mini bar, are included, except for a very small number of rare, fine and vintage wines, Champagnes and spirits. Specialty restaurants require a reservation, enquire on board.^Experiences on board our helicopters and submersible are at additional cost, subject to regulatory approval, availability, weight restrictions, medical approval and weather conditions.Submersible not operational in Europe, including the Mediterranean.The itinerary is a guide only and may be amended for operational reasons. As such Scenic cannot guarantee the voyage will operate unaltered from the itinerary stated above. Please refer to our terms and conditions for further information. Read More