Baltic islands, Oder and Havel cruises

Leaving Berlin, you will cruise along the Havel, a river in northern Germany and a tributary of the River Elbe. The source of the Havel is located in the land of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, flowing through Brandenburg and Berlin before discharging into the River Elbe in Saxony-Anhalt. Of its 325 km course, 285 km are located in Brandenburg and are navigable. You will then join the Oder, a central European river some 854 km long which flows into the Baltic Sea. The Oder flows through the Czech Republic (for 112 km) and Poland (for 742 km) and acts as a natural official boundary between Germany and Poland along its route. The Oder is the second longest river in Poland after the Vistula.
Once you arrive in the Baltic Sea, you will see the islands of Usedom and Rügen, arguably the greatest of the German islands and the most popular. Prepare to be dazzled by the beauty of these wild, untouched landscapes and take advantage of the opportunity to visit them.
 

Our cruises :

	From Copenhagen to Berlin - The Baltic Sea, the Oder and the Havel COPENHAGEN - STRALSUND - ISLAND OF RUGEN - GREIFSWALD - ISLAND OF USEDOM - WOLGAST - SZCZECIN - STOLPE - ODERBERG - EBERSWALDE - BERLIN Cultural cruise Crossing the sea, a night in a hotel***(NL) and a guided tour of Copenhagen Emblematic cities, magical landscapes A mix of art, traditions, histories and cultures
	From Berlin to Copenhagen The Havel, the Oder and the Baltic sea BERLIN - EBERSWALDE - ODERBERG - STOLPE - SZCZECIN - WOLGAST - PEENEMUNDE - USEDOM ISLAND - RUGEN ISLAND - GREIFSWALD - STRALSUND - COPENHAGEN Cultural cruise Crossing the sea, the night in a hotel***(NL) and a guided tour of the Copenhagen Symbolic cities, magical landscapes A city full of art, traditions and historical treasures