Hans Christian Andersen (2 April 1805 – 4 August 1875) spent much time in Copenhagen, we retrace his footsteps and share what you can find of him here.

Aarhus is a cruise port you can walk to town from, it is almost across the road. You may be greeted by local folk musicians. It is getting more popular with more ships, and is so popular with those who live there that it is known as the city of smiles. It’s a cosmopolitan university […]

Fredericia (and Middelfart) joined since 1935 by a bridge across the Little Belt,

Oslo is a beautiful city, and they are likely to have snow

Jean braves the cold of Oslo to put together a great explanation of what is there.

Kalundborg is a charming town, founded around 1150 by historic war hero Esbern Snare, and is within easy access to some of the grandest Viking historic sites in Denmark.

Fred. Olsen started in this Fjord, at the start of the Baltic cruise. They take immense pride in their boutique fleet of smaller-scaled vessels

Unravel the mystery of the amazing Baltics. 

Fred Olsen always has some kind of sale or deal.

Skagen is one of the cleanest places you will ever visit, the most popular holiday place in Denmark, and yet so clean.

The Teddy Bear Museum in Skagen is in the shadow of the large round

Do not underestimate the distance to Grenen.

Great ariel overview of Skagen which features in book 2 of Solo Cruiser,

Pronounced Clay-peda, Klaipeda is an unusually ice-free port situated at the edge of the Baltic Sea and the Curonian Lagoon.

Unravel the mystery of the amazing Baltics. 

Pronounced Clay-peda, Klaipeda is an unusually ice free port situated at the edge of the Baltic Sea and the Curonian Lagoon in Lithuania. Baltic tribes have inhabited the area since the 7th century which more recently has been controlled by successive German states until the 1919 Treaty of Versailles. In 1923 the Klaipėda Revolt saw it added […]