We recommend that you begin your holidays at sea where life is more relaxing. Out here, your holidays begin at once.

We can sail you to exciting destinations across most of Nothern Europe, all the way from Norway´s majestic natural environment to Great Britain´s many attractions.


Netherlands is truly a land of contrasts
Clusters of small islands huddle together, magnificent sandy beaches fringe the mainland, and have long been an inspiration to painters such as Van Gogh.

In Holland evidence of a rich cultural history is everywhere: museums and galleries are brimming over with works by great Dutch masters, and tradition maintains its grip on small

About 26 kilometres from the port of Ijmuiden you will find Amsterdam. No wonder they call it the Venice of the north. Going through Amsterdam means taking the canal bus to see the city from the water - stepping off the boat wherever you like. Maybe you feel like going to the fantastic Van Gogh Museum or the famous opera, or you might perfer to take in som fancy shopping or a fabulous dinner, No matter what you choose, it´s right here in the city, so go and explore.


Welcome to the land of traditions - to good old England. Welcome to Newcastle in the North and to Harwich in EastAnglia. Here you have it all - the traditions, the old and the new.


Harwich is a busy coastal town and international port. Located on the estuary of the rivers Stour and Orwell in north-east Essex, England. The town is a historically important port which has provided a sheltered anchorage for shipping through the ages. The old town of Harwich is a conservation area containing many historic buildings. The neighbouring town of Dovercourt, while appearing much more modern, actually merits a mention in the Domesday Book.


In Newcastle, you can experience a big city without getting sore feet.
All of central Newcastle lies within one square kilometre. However, don´t be fooled by the size. During recent years, Newcastle has grown into an international metropolis where opportunities for entertainment, shopping and other activities are comparable wirh those of other major urban centres.

The 2000-year-old heritage of the city ensures that you can walk from one monument to the next unless you are tempted along the way by some of the many exiting fashion stores in the city centre. Should your feet be in need of a rest, we recommend a visit to one of the classic pubs, or one of more than 150 restaurants. 

Norway is a beautiful country.
Visit Norway with magnificent fjords, majestic mountains and charming cities. A place where those magical moments shared with your loved ones last a little longer.
Fjord Norway - this region is one of Norway’s most famous, best known for its stunning fjords and the charming city of Bergen, but the area also has many activities to offer – explore the wonderful coastline, go hiking and enjoy the area's history and culture. Immerse yourself in the silence and harmony of Fjord Norway's many landscapes and get ready to explore Fjord Norway!


The capital of Norway.
One thousand years old at the new millennium:
Oslo is the capital of Norway and is the natural hub of Norway's national and international travel. The city is beautifully situated at the head of Oslo Fjord surrounded by forested ridges, and this very location gives Oslo unexpected qualities for a national capital.

First-time visitors to Oslo are surprised by the wide range of restaurants and entertainment the capital has to offer.


Visit lovely Denmark. 
Begin your fairytale in Copenhagen. Copenhagen is a wonderfull mix of the beautiful old town where Hans Christian Andersen lived and wrote many of his famous fairytales and the modern new city by the habour. In Copenhagen you can stroll through the pedestianised streets from Tivoli Gardens to the Royal Palace. The best way to experience Copenhagen is to either walk, ride a bike or go by boat. Start off your day with DFDS Canal Tours and see the old town, the little Mermaid and the docklands from the water.