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02 May 2020 - 13 days from £499.00pp
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Board Magellan for a Bank Holiday cruise from Newcastle into the Baltic. After a first call in the Dundee, you'll sail east to some of the Baltic's less-known but still lovely locations. On the Danish island of Bornholm you'll have time to stroll Ronne's pretty streets of half-timbered houses, and around lively St Torv market. Further north, on the Swedish island of Gotland, you'll find Visby's wooden cottages and Gothic churches still protected by the town's medieval walls. Cross to mainland Sweden for the chance to explore Stockholm's network of interconnected islands, then sail south across the open water to Klaipéda in Lithuania and to Gdansk - one of Poland's most unexpectedly beautiful cities.
As Magellan cruises through the Danish Archipelago you'll be able to visit Copenhagen on an optional shore excursion, followed almost immediately by the opportunity to head into the heart of Germany from Warnemunde on an optional shore excursion to Berlin.
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Depart: 2000hrs
Join Magellan in Newcastle ahead of her sailing this afternoon.
Arrive: 1030hrs
Depart: 2130hrs
Today Magellan calls at the Tayside port-city of Dundee. Explore this historic city, and perhaps visit Captain Scott's Royal Research Ship Discovery - a beautifully restored example of the days when maritime adventures were less luxurious affairs.
Enjoy a first restful day at sea, using the time to discover the ship's facilities and getting to know your fellow passengers.
Arrive: 1330hrs
Depart: 2200hrs
The pretty little port-city of Kalundborg nestles beneath the five-spired shadow of the Church of Our Lady on the west coast of Zealand, almost exactly opposite Copenhagen on Zealand's east coast. As Magellan calls here you'll have the chance to join an optional shore excursion taking you across the island to stroll the Danish capital's stylish streets and the sculpted walkways of the Tivoli Gardens, see the bronze figure of the Little Mermaid beside the harbour and perhaps stop for a drink at one of Nyhavn's many waterside bars.
Arrive: 0830hrs
Depart: 2200hrs
Today, Magellan arrives in Warnemunde. From here you'll have the chance to join a full-day optional excursion to Berlin. Take in the city’s fascinating history - from the Brandenburg Gate and the great 1926 Olympic Stadium to Hitler’s Bunker and Checkpoint Charlie - before returning to Magellan, ready to sail, this evening.
Arrive: 0800hrs
Depart: 1700hrs
The Danish island of Bornholm is a hugely popular destination for Scandinavian visitors. The pretty port-town of Ronne, with its traditional half-timbered and newer brick-built houses, its St Torv market place and its fascinating museum showcasing the island's history of grandfather-clock-making, is gateway to this holiday paradise. Enjoy stepping ashore to discover the town, and the countryside and beaches beyond.
Arrive: 0830hrs
Depart: 2100hrs
A second Baltic island call is made on Swedish Gotland. The stunning, UNESCO-listed capital Visby is a medieval treasure chest of wooden cottages, cobbled streets and Gothic churches, encompassed by stout defensive walls. Inhabited since prehistoric times, Gotland boats some fascinating archaeological finds as well as the unique rauk eroded rock formations that dot the landscape.
Arrive: 0600hrs
Depart: 1800hrs
Magellan will call at Nynashamn, this morning, and you’ll have the chance to head to Stockholm on an optional shore excursion. Best explored on foot, the Swedish capital spans 14 islets and boasts a wonderful mix of historic sights and fine city parks. Its ancient heart is Gamla Stan, a beguiling labyrinth of cobbled streets, shops, cafés and restaurants.
Arrive: 1200hrs
Depart: 2000hrs
A call at the once-secretive port of Klaipéda, Lithuania's third-largest city, affords an opportunity to explore the city's old town, with its half-timbered houses, cafés and gift shops. Venture further afield, on optional shore excursions, to the vast sand dunes of the Curonian Spit National Park or to the fascinating Zemaitija National Park, where a top-secret Soviet base once aimed missiles at the West.
Arrive: 0600hrs
Depart: 1700hrs
The great maritime city of Gdansk is one of New Europe's most sparkling jewels, with its lovingly restored core a medieval masterpiece, and its bustling waterfront a hive of activity. Watched over by gigantic, red-brick St Mary's Church, as well as the towering cranes of the Gdansk - formerly Lenin - Shipyards, the city is the epitome of 21st Century, yet retains a sense of its tumultuous and colourful past.
Make the most of your final days on board as Magellan cruises back towards London.
Arrive: 0900hrs
Disembark at the end of a wonderful cruise.
Days marked above with an anchor include ports where you will be transferred to shore by landing boat. These ports may be inaccessible for customers with mobility difficulties as a result. Any days not listed will be spent at sea.
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