First Gay Cruise from Germany: “The Magic of the White Nights”June 9, 2026 – June 14, 2026
- fabio835
- Jun 2
- 6 min read
Updated: Jun 4
from € 899,00 p. person
Experience an unforgettable cruise filled with fun, culture, and spectacular parties! Explore fascinating destinations like Kiel, Copenhagen, Gdansk, and Bornholm aboard the eco-friendly Vasco da Gama. Enjoy culinary delights, exciting themed evenings, and the legendary Pool Games where Mister Cruise is crowned. Be captivated by our extravagant hosts like Nina Queer and Tante Gladice, and dive into a vibrant world of joy and diversity!
BORNHOLM - SOUTHERN CHARM IN THE BALTIC SEA
Bornholm, the Danish gem in the Baltic Sea, captivates visitors with its uniquely diverse landscape. Often referred to as the “Sunshine Island,” it offers a mosaic of untouched nature, dramatic cliffs, and gentle sandy beaches that never fail to impress. A special highlight is the cliff coast at Hammershus in the north, where the imposing ruins of a medieval castle majestically overlook the sea. Here, rugged rock formations meet the sparkling blue of the Baltic – a paradise for hikers and photographers alike. In contrast, the southern shores boast endless, fine sandy beaches such as Dueodde. The sand there is so fine that it was once used in hourglasses.
In the heart of the island, a peaceful idyll unfolds with forests, lakes, and fields. Almindingen, one of Denmark’s largest forests, is the perfect spot for walks and nature exploration. The island’s iconic round churches, nestled in the gentle hills, are architectural treasures and bear witness to Bornholm’s rich history.
With its mix of wild nature, cultural highlights, and laid-back lifestyle, Bornholm offers a scenic beauty that enchants every visitor.
DANZIG -THE HISTORIC OLD TOWN ON THE BALTIC SEA
COPENHAGEN - A CITY OF HISTORY, INDULGENCE, AND DIVERSITY
THE SHIP
The eco-friendly Vasco da Gama will serve as the cruise vessel, offering an intimate atmosphere with a manageable number of guests—fewer than 1,000 passengers. The Vasco impresses with two pools, one of which features a retractable glass roof, allowing for year-round use regardless of the weather.
When it comes to dining, the Vasco da Gama plays in the top league: it boasts three à la carte restaurants, including the Asian-inspired “Fusion,” which stands out with its attention to detail—such as authentic Japanese floor-level tables. The buffet restaurant also makes a strong impression and feels more like a food court, with multiple themed culinary stations.
In the “Waterfront” restaurant (150 seats), guests are treated to European cuisine in an exclusive, stylish setting. “The Grill” is the onboard specialty restaurant, offering 66 seats. For special occasions such as weddings, silver anniversaries, or birthdays, the “Chef’s Table” (14 seats) can be booked for an additional fee and offers a private fine-dining experience.
For more casual bites, the “Alfresco Grill” serves as the go-to bistro after an excursion or when hunger strikes by the pool. Pizzas, burgers, and hotdogs are all included in the cruise fare.
INCLUDED SERVICES
NOT INCLUDED
Arrival and return travel
Entrance fees to sights and museums not included in the itinerary
Travel insurance
Beverage packages
The travel price includes full board with complimentary coffee, tea, and water during meals.Additional drinks can be ordered from an extensive menu.
If desired, two All-Inclusive drink packages are available:
The "Classic" package: €35 per person per travel day
The "Premium" package: €55 per person per travel day
Packages can only be booked for both guests in a double cabin and must be purchased uniformly at any bar on embarkation day.To avoid waiting in line, packages (overview available) can also be booked in advance when reserving the cabin.
