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Finland is blessed with dramatic scenery, a plethora of ancient sites, and modern sensibilities that make it one of the most aesthetically pleasing nations to visit.

With a Finland cruise, you can see the very best of this nation by the Baltic Sea.

Newmarket Holidays Finland Cruises can encompass all sorts of unforgettable highlights. You can head towards the arctic circle and see the northern lights, or get off at Helsinki and soak in the delights of the city centre like Senate Square and Market Square - both easily within walking distance of each other. If you’re feeling adventurous you can head to the bustling Port of Helsinki and catch the Viking Line over to Estonia. And, as most would expect from the stereotypically functionally-minded Nordics, the public transport within the cities is seamless.

While Finland itself offers hundreds of unmissable attractions, there are other cruises from Helsinki available. The Tallink Silja, or Silja Line, takes you across the Baltic Sea. Or, you can head the other way and add a trip to the Norwegian fjords to your itinerary, passing by the aurora borealis on a Scandinavian cruise as you do. The choice is up to you.

Discovering Scandinavian Islands & Capitals

Norway, Sweden, Estonia, Finland, Denmark
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Unforgettable scenic cruising combined with captivating city discoveries
Sail picturesque archipelagos on Borealis and take boat tours of city canals
Revel in the historic and cultural highlights of Copenhagen, Stockholm, Tallinn and more

Things to see on a Finland cruise

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With Northern Lights cruises you’ll get the chance to see the astounding aurora borealis. The most amazing light show in the world, this is a truly once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and has to be taken if you have the chance.

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Most Finland cruises will give you the chance to explore the rest of the Nordics, which means the opportunity to be wowed by the amazing Norwegian fjords. These sculpted natural features are as awe-inspiring as they are dramatic, and should be on everyone’s list of things to see on a Scandinavian cruise.

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As you come into the Port of Helsinki, Helsinki Cathedral rises from the city centre to greet you. Built in the 18th century, it dominates the skyline while inspiring worshippers and non-believers alike.

Things to do on a Finland cruise

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The ancient capital of Finland, Helsinki, is laden with attractions and historic sites. Spend a day wandering through the walkable centre and meander past ancient castles, modern museums, and lively squares with plenty of delightful bars and restaurants to enjoy.

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Lapland might seem like a harsh, cold region, but the year-round Santa Claus Village that’s located here belies that reputation with warmth and a welcoming atmosphere. If you’re a Christmas lover, then there are few better attractions in the world.

Food and Drink

Nothing warms the soul (and chest) like Lakka.

This is a famous Finnish liqueur made from Cloudberry fruit. The fruits themselves can withstand temperatures of up to -40c, and with a few sips of the drink you might be able to too.

Ruisleipa, or Finnish rye bread, is a staple for the locals here thanks to its full, malty flavour and filling nature. Head to a bakery in the morning to get a fresh loaf, and devour it with a bit of salted butter for a rustic but unforgettable taste experience.

A land of lakes and seas, it’s no surprise the seafood in Finland is top-notch, but even so nothing quite reaches the delicious peak of Gravlax. The cured salmon dish is a firm local favourite and rightly so: on a nice slice of bread with some cream cheese and dill, it’s divine.

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