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Embark on an exciting cruise to Visby
Set sail aboard Victoria I and discover the enchanting island of Gotland, Sweden. With our largest-ever selection of summer cruises to Visby, there are more opportunities than ever to explore medieval streets, dramatic sea cliffs, charming cafés and long sandy beaches. Whether you’re planning a family getaway, a romantic escape or a trip with friends, secure your summer adventure today.
Departure dates in summer 2027
June: 12 & 30
July: 2, 7, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 28 & 30
August: 1, 6, 8 & 13
16 Special Cruises in Summer 2027
UNESCO-listed Medieval Visby
Pippi Longstocking Filming Locations
Explore Gotland & Fårö Island
What to do in Visby by foot or bike?
Medieval Visby is a small and compact city – all attractions, restaurants and shops are within walking distance. Idea! Take a cruise by bicycle (return ticket 30 €) and explore the city comfortably.
Experiences on the ship
Entertainment
At Starlight, you can enjoy an immersive show by a brilliant dance band. At Sea Pub, grab your own microphone and sing your favorite songs in karaoke. In the later hours of the evening, the DJ heats up the blankets.
Check out the entertainment program
For Children
Say hello to Harri the Seal and head to the Summer Centre for games, activities and plenty of holiday fun for kids and teens. A magician adds a little extra magic along the way, while the children’s buffet serves up family favourites when hunger strikes.
FriendSHIP experience package
Onboard shops
Make your special events even more special and scoop up the best beauty and fashion products at the best prices in the Baltic Sea. Fashion Street, Supermarket, Cosmetic Boutique and Gifts & Toys are waiting!
See all stores
Taste Experiences
Dine in the rich buffet and discover à la carte restaurants. The selection is unparalleled, featuring the favourites of the peoples of the Baltic Sea and intriguing options for both meat-lovers and friends of plant-based food.
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Frequently asked questions
Cruise ship Victoria I departs on special cruises to Visby on the following dates:
June: 12, 30
July: 2, 7, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 28, 30
August: 1, 6, 8, 13
Victoria I normally berths at Färjeleden 14 in Visby.
Please note! On five departures, the ship will instead berth at Färjeleden 20:
July: 11, 18, 25
August: 1, 8
In Visby, passengers disembark via the car deck, approximately 300 metres from the bus and taxi pick-up point. If you have booked a bus transfer, please note that boarding the bus requires climbing a few steps, and wheelchairs must be foldable for transport.
No, it is not possible to buy a one-way ticket to Visby.
Yes, pets can be taken on the trip if a pet cabin has been purchased.
The official currency in Visby is the Swedish Krona (SEK).
It is not possible to exchange currency on the ship, but there are several currency exchange offices in Visby. You can usually pay by card on the island, but we recommend carrying some cash.
When traveling to Visby, it is mandatory to bring a valid passport or ID card. A driver’s license is not suitable as a travel document.
If tickets are still available, they can only be purchased on the ship, not on the buses. However, we recommend purchasing tickets in advance, as the number of seats on the excursions is limited.
Yes, the ship has two guides speaking Estonian, Finnish, English and Russian who will share information about the best places to visit in Visby at the Conference Center.
For the Helsinki/Tallinn–Visby special cruise (via Tallinn), please arrive at the port earlier than the standard boarding guideline.
- Passengers travelling on foot: please arrive at the port latest 45 minutes before departure.
- Passengers travelling with a car or bicycle: please arrive at the port latest 1 hour before departure.
Bringing your car on board allows you to travel comfortably with all your luggage without having to carry it onto the ship. With the “Parked car” service, your vehicle remains on board for the entire cruise and cannot be driven off the ship during the visit in Visby or Riga. Please note that once your car is parked, you won’t have access to it until the end of the journey.