Cruise ship MSC Opera of MSC Cruises is anchored off the island of Gotland


Cruise ship MSC Opera of MSC Cruises is anchored off the island of Gotland view photo in large


Cruise ship MSC Opera of MSC Cruises is anchored off the island of Gotland


The MSC Opera cruise ship of MSC Cruises is anchored off the island of Gotland in Sweden. Passengers are brought back on board by tender boat after a shore excursion.

The island of Gotland is a picturesque cruise destination in the Baltic Sea and is a part of Sweden. Located about 90 kilometers off the Swedish coast, it is the largest island in the Baltic Sea. Gotland is renowned for its rich history, stunning natural beauty, well-preserved medieval architecture, and charming towns.

Visby, the capital of Gotland, is particularly popular among cruise passengers. The city is surrounded by a historic city wall that is well-preserved and serves as a relic of bygone times. The narrow streets and cobblestone roads of Visby are lined with well-preserved medieval buildings that create a fascinating atmosphere. The Hanseatic architecture of the city harkens back to the time when Gotland was a significant trading hub in the Baltic Sea. During your stay, you can visit the well-preserved Visby Cathedral or stroll through the charming old town where you'll come across cozy cafes, artisan shops, and local markets.

The landscape of Gotland is characterized by rolling hills, lush meadows, wooded areas, and picturesque coastal stretches. During your cruise, you can take the opportunity to explore the island's breathtaking nature. Visit the dramatic cliffs along the coast, relax on sandy beaches, or venture into the island's interior with its characteristic windmills, traditional farmhouses, and historical sites.

Gotland also offers a variety of activities for cruise passengers. You can embark on cycling tours to explore the island at your own pace or go on hikes to experience the natural beauty up close. The region is also known for its culinary delights, including fresh seafood, regional specialties, and local produce.


August 2008: Cruise on the Baltic Sea with the route: Kiel (Germany) - Copenhagen (Denmark) - Visby (Sweden) - Stockholm (Sweden) - Helsinki (Finland) - St. Petersburg (Russia) - Day at sea - Kiel (Germany)

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