The most enjoyable class trip across the sea
A day trip to Helsinki or a cruise to Stockholm is a fun break from the school routine
A memorable sea voyage is a great way to spend a school break or to celebrate the end of the school year. On the most beautiful ships in the Baltic Sea, young travelers can enjoy plenty of entertainment, a wide selection of buffet dining and the excitement of discovering the outstanding sights and fascinating museums of Helsinki and Stockholm.
A class trip to Stockholm
The Stockholm cruise lasts 40 hours, with almost six hours to explore the city. Choose a suitable package or excursion and we will organize the trip for you!
Tallinn Stockholm
The package includes:
- bed in a four-person B-cabin for departures from Sunday to Wednesday;
- one breakfast and one dinner buffet;
- entertainment on board.
For an additional fee:
- additional meals on board;
- tickets to museums in Stockholm;
- Stockholm city tours;
- Bus transfer.
The most enjoyable moments in Stockholm
Paradox Museum
This interactive experience center in the heart of Stockholm challenges all the senses – with rotating walls, a piano that composes personalized melodies and a space where children grow bigger than their parents are just the beginning…
price from 15,50 € per student
Free ticket for group chaperone
Viking Museum
Vikingaliv introduces life in Sweden through the eyes of the Vikings during the Iron Age. Experience their history and heritage and meet a real Viking recreated using DNA from archaeological finds.
price from 10 € per student
Free ticket for group chaperone
Junibacken
The imaginative Junibacken is perfect for children up to 10 years old to play, watch a show about Pippi’s adventures and dine in a fun circus-themed café.
price from 11 € per student
Vasa Museum
The Vasa Museum is the most popular museum in Scandinavia, visited by over a million people every year. The world’s only museum built around a 17th-century ship has fun and interactive activities specifically for children.
SkyView gondola
SkyView is a grand attraction in Stockholm, where a glass gondola takes you up to 130 meters above sea level along the outer wall of the world’s largest circular building, the Ericsson Globe.
price from 10 € per student
Free ticket for group chaperone
A class trip to Helsinki
Helsinki is a great destination for a school group or hobby group, offering a lot of joy of discovery, beautiful historical city views and a great time with friends.
Tallinn Helsinki
The package starting from 26 € per student includes:
- a day trip to Helsinki in Star Passenger Class;
fuel surcharge in both directions.
For an additional fee:
- additional meals on board;
- tickets to museums in Helsinki;
- Helsinki city tours;
- Bus transfer.
The most fun moments in Helsinki
SEA LIFE Helsinki Oceanarium
SEA LIFE Helsinki is one of Helsinki’s best-known and most visited attractions, and for good reason – here you can get up close and personal with the famous but also lesser-known creatures of the oceans, perhaps the most popular of which are sharks and rays.
price from 8,50 € per student
Free ticket for group chaperone
Linnanmäki Amusement Park
Beloved by locals, Linnanmäki is Finland’s oldest and one of the most popular amusement parks, with over 40 different attractions and games, as well as several restaurants and cafes.
44 €
Tropical House Tropicario
Tropicario is the largest tropical house in the Nordic countries, focusing mainly on snakes and lizards and introducing visitors to the fascinating life of these interesting animals.
price from 8,5 € per student
Free ticket for group chaperone
Fazer Visitor Centre
The 45-minute guided tour introduces you to the raw materials used at Fazer, its history and its wide range of products. The visiting experience is inspiring, interactive and includes tasting.
Heureka Science and Discovery Centre
How long is the human intestine? What does electricity look like? Why do airplanes stay in the air? These and almost all other questions can be answered at the Heureka Science and Discovery Centre in Vantaa.
price from 17,5 € per student
Frequently asked questions
- How do I get group boarding passes?How do I get group boarding passes?
At the terminal check-in counter, presenting one document and your booking number.
- Can a group travel to the ship by bus?Can a group travel to the ship by bus?
No, the bus driver will drive an empty bus to the ship.
- Who is the supervisor and how many should there be?Who is the supervisor and how many should there be?
One supervisor is required for every 10 minors, for example, if there are 15 children in a group, there must be two supervisors. On the Tallinn-Helsinki route (non-overnight trip), the supervisor must be at least 21 years old. On other routes, at least 25 years old. As an exception, the supervisor may be a teacher or coach of minors who is at least 21 years old. The supervisor must go on board with the supervised children. The bus driver can also be a supervisor, but it must be taken into account that the supervisor must go on board with the supervised children and there can be a maximum of nine people on the bus.
- How should a supervisor prepare for the trip?How should a supervisor prepare for the trip?
The supervisor must complete a form before the trip.
- How should a parent prepare for a trip?How should a parent prepare for a trip?
The parent must complete the authorization for the supervisor before the trip. The authorization must be with the child during the trip. The authorization can be signed electronically and given to the child electronically. NB! The battery of the smart device must be full during the trip so that the child can show the authorization to the ship’s staff if necessary. Failure to present the authorization due to a dead battery will be considered a lack of authorization and the child will not be allowed to travel. We recommend that you also take the authorization on paper.
- How do I find a table for my group at the buffet?How do I find a table for my group at the buffet?
There are signs on the tables indicating the seating assigned to your group. Tables within a group are placed as close together as possible.
- Can children eat at the buffet alone?Can children eat at the buffet alone?
Children under 12 years old must be accompanied at the buffet, while those aged 12-17 can attend breakfast unaccompanied. At lunch and dinner, there must be one chaperone for every 10 children.
- Are the cabins in one group next to each other?Are the cabins in one group next to each other?
Cabins are placed as close together as possible.
- What is included in the supervisor package?What is included in the supervisor package?
On the Finnish route, a deck seat, fuel surcharge and all meals ordered by the entire group. On the Swedish route, a seat in a cabin (the cabin category most ordered by the group), fuel surcharge and all meals ordered by the entire group.
- What happens if one of the passengers gets sick?What happens if one of the passengers gets sick?
Passengers can be replaced up to three working days before the trip without additional charges. Cancellation charges will apply according to the conditions: travel conditions for groups
- When must the passenger list be submitted?When must the passenger list be submitted?
The travel consultant will send a file that must be completed and returned no later than seven days before departure. Please send the file as an email attachment as an Excel document.