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Baltic Yacht Charters

The Baltic Sea is a fascinating destination for Baltic yacht charter enthusiasts who want to explore the rich history, culture and natural beauty of Northern Europe. The Baltic Sea borders nine countries, including Sweden, Finland, Russia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Germany, and Denmark, each offering its own unique attractions and experiences. Whether you are looking for a relaxing cruise through the scenic archipelago of Stockholm, a cultural immersion in the medieval cities of Tallinn and Riga, or an adventurous journey to the remote islands of Gotland and Bornholm, you will find something to suit your tastes and preferences in the Baltic Sea.

Yacht charter in the Baltic Sea is available from May to September when the weather is mild and sunny, and the water temperature is comfortable for swimming and water sports. You can choose from a wide range of yachts, from sleek sailing boats to luxury motor yachts, depending on your budget and preferences. You can also opt for a bareboat charter, where you sail the yacht yourself, or a crewed charter, where you have a professional captain and crew to take care of everything for you.

Some of the highlights of yacht charter in the Baltic Sea include:

The Baltic region offers a diverse range of experiences for visitors to enjoy. From vibrant capital cities to natural wonders and UNESCO World Heritage Sites, there is something for everyone to discover. Here are some of the top things to do in the Baltic region:

Visiting the vibrant capital cities:

  • Stockholm, Helsinki, Copenhagen, and Berlin are all vibrant capital cities with world-class museums, restaurants, shopping, and nightlife.
  • Visitors can immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage of each city and enjoy the unique atmosphere and attractions.

Exploring UNESCO World Heritage Sites:

  • The Baltic region is home to several UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including Visby, Suomenlinna, and Kronborg Castle.
  • Visitors can learn about the fascinating history and heritage of the region by exploring these ancient landmarks.

Discovering the natural wonders of the Baltic Sea:

  • The Baltic Sea is a treasure trove of natural wonders, including the white sand beaches of Rugen Island, the rugged cliffs of Bornholm Island, and the diverse wildlife of the Aland Islands.
  • Visitors can explore the natural beauty of the region through hiking, kayaking, or simply relaxing on the beach.

Experiencing local cuisine and culture:

  • Each country in the Baltic region has its own unique cuisine and culture, from the fresh seafood and berries of Finland to the hearty sausages and beer of Germany, to the colorful folk art and music of Latvia.
  • Visitors can immerse themselves in the local culture by sampling traditional foods, attending cultural events, and visiting local markets.

Overall, the Baltic region offers a rich and diverse range of experiences for visitors to enjoy. Whether you are interested in history, culture, nature, or simply having fun, there is something for everyone in this vibrant and fascinating region.

A yacht charter in the Baltic Sea is a great way to enjoy a private luxury vacation with your family or friends. Baltic Yacht Charter offers motor yachts, sailing yachts, catamarans, and mega yachts.  You can customize your itinerary according to your interests and preferences, and enjoy the freedom and flexibility of sailing at your own pace. You can also benefit from the expertise and service of your yacht charter broker, who can help you find the best yacht and destination for your needs. Contact us today to start planning your dream yacht charter in the Baltic Sea!

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The Baltic Sea is renowned for having no fog, no tide, and no night (at least in the high season of summer). With charter bases in Germany, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, and Denmark, the Baltic offers a variety of cultures as well as a wide array of charter yachts, sailing yachts and mega yachts.

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Baltic Sea Yacht Charter Itinerary

Day 1: You arrive at the airport in Helsinki and are greeted by your captain. He points out various interesting sights on the way back to the yacht. After taking a quick shower to revive you after your long flight, you are anxious to explore the near-by delights of Helsinki. Since it is a very compact town, there is much to see and do within a short stroll.

Day 2: The sun went down late, and you with it, and came back up very quickly and you…well, it took a bit longer. You take a quick trip to the Old Market Hall to see the early morning rush of activity. Back to the boat, the lines are thrown off, and your adventure begins. First stop: Snappertuna, about 45 miles southwest of Helsinki. You arrive there by late afternoon, with plenty of time to explore this tiny farming town.

Day 3: You decide to explore Raseborg Castle, believed to date from the 14th century, before you depart Snappertuna. Hanko lies about 33 miles to the southwest, and is known for its long stretches of sandy beaches. A lovely town to wander about, perhaps even going for a bike ride.

Day 4: You wake to the gentle motion of the ocean as you sail along. The sail to Turku is about 85 miles, though a myriad of small islands. The captain stops and anchors by one at noon, taking everyone ashore in the tender for a beach picnic. You arrive in Turku by late afternoon, in plenty of time to visit some of the local pubs.

Day 5: The morning is spent exploring Turku, and pretending you are royalty while at Turku Castle. Sail away to the Alands after lunch, where the captain chooses the perfect island in Brando group of islands to anchor next to for the night. Spend the rest of the day kayaking among the inlets, around mighty boulders and stopping on smooth rocky beaches.

Day 6: Sail to Kallskar in the island region of Kokar. Explore the Kallskarkannen rock formation and Baron Akerhjelm’s gardens. For the divers, the captain can arrange a dive with the local dive boat to explore some of the shipwrecks in the area. Finish the day by sailing on to Mariehamn, the largest town in the Aland archipelago for your last night.

Day 7: Leaving the Aland Islands behind, you sail on to Stockholm where you will catch your plane home. As the plane gains altitude, you will look down and know that next time, you will make your charter holiday 2 weeks, not one.

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