Overview

Join Judy Jordan, Founder and President of J Vineyards & Winery on a voyage of  discovery  to the Baltic and  Russia. Beginning in  Stockholm, we visit the land  of 200,000 islands, the  Fjords of the Vikings and the  Tsars’ palaces, while enjoying relaxing conversations onboard.  Three days to explore  St.  Petersburg will whet your appetite for more, but then we’re off for a day in Helsinki, followed by  Rostock  in Germany.  This amazing  adventure  ends in Southampton,  near London, but the memories  of your  trip together, the wines shared, and the stories swapped, will continue.  The exclusive Silver Whisper only hosts 382 guests, and we hope you’ll join Judy onboard.

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Itinerary

Ports

Stockholm, Sweden
The Swedish capital is not only Scandinavia’s largest city but also its most enchanting, with its centuries-old alleyways and squares being spread across an archipelago of 14 islands. Locals are extremely proud of the fact that here one can go ocean-fishing in the heart of the city. This historic metropolis with a small town heart also boasts a multitude of museums, restaurants, parks, a never-ending nightlife and a rich cultural tradition. It all adds up to ‘never a dull moment’, particularly in the summer when the sun virtually never sets because of its position in the far northern latitudes.

Tallin, Estonia
Estonia’s ancient seacoast capital exudes a sense of romantic history, being one of the most completely preserved medieval cities in Europe, a gem on the UNESCO World Heritage List that is only beginning to be discovered by delighted visitors of all ages. A spirit of mystery still pervades the cobbled courtyards of the picturesque Old Town, the winding alleys overhung with original 12th and 13th century merchant’s houses, barns, warehouses and a profusion of perfectly preserved medieval church and state buildings.

St. Petersburg, Russia
Situated on the Gulf of Finland and spread over numerous islands in the Neva Delta, St Petersburg is a city of arched bridges, winding canals, wide boulevards, elegant palaces, impressive squares and ornate churches, and as such is often referred to as the ‘Venice of the North’. It has an elegance also reminiscent of cities like Paris, Berlin and Amsterdam, but is at the same time too Russian to be European, and beguiles with a charm of its own. It is the country’s most beloved and beautiful city, founded by Peter the Great in 1703. It became the original capital of Tsarist Russia, and the greatest artists, sculptors and architects worked together to create the city’s unique look.

Helsinki, Finland
The city, spread across a cluster of promontories and peninsulas, is 450 years old, its clean, wide avenues lined with buildings echoing centuries of architectural excellence from Gothic through to art deco and cutting-edge contemporary. It all fits together in total harmony with nature, which invades the urban environment with green spaces Trees, flowers, hares, squirrels, pheasants and even the odd elk are often spied in the myriad parks in the centre of the city, the whole surrounded with crisp, unpolluted air and the bright blue Baltic waters.

Rostock, Germany
One of Germany’s most beautiful Hanseatic cities – where the Baltic Sea laps the shores of Mecklenburg/Western Pomerania and the air tastes slightly salty, where old-fashioned sailboats provoke nostalgic longings, and where brick gables reach into the sky.

Pricing

J Vineyard & Winery fares are currently 60% off Published Rates for this cruise.

*Fares are per person, based on double occupancy. Single and Triple rates available upon request. ** Cruise and air fares are from 22 US and Canadian Destinations, airfare from additional destinations is available upon request.

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