Denmark Sweden Sail & Bike 8 Days | Øresund Cycling Tour

A Century of Stories: Originally a North Sea fishing boat, she served as a cargo ship during and after WWII. Beautifully restored in 1995, she offers a profound sense of historical charm and safety.

Elegant Spaces: With 634 m² of sail area, she features two stylish British-classical salons with a cozy bar—perfect for unwinding. The spacious sun deck allows you to sit back, catch the sea breeze, and watch the sunset.

Intimate & Steady: Catering to just 20 guests for an exclusive club atmosphere, her 10 compact cabins all include private bathrooms. The ship anchors safely in port at night, guaranteeing a steady sleep with zero worries about seasickness.

Historic Heritage: Built in the UK in 1957 as a robust fishing vessel, she was beautifully repurposed in 1993 into a three-masted barquentine, radiating timeless elegance and stability.

Classic Design: Featuring 31-meter-high masts, she boasts a panoramic deck salon. You can stay warm and dry indoors, sipping hot tea while enjoying majestic views of the Øresund through large windows.

Cozy Accommodation: The 15 compact cabins all feature private bathrooms and climate control. Crucially, the ship safely anchors in port every night before you sleep, ensuring a peaceful rest free from rough waves.

[Sail] Boarding begins at 5:30pm. The captain and guides welcome you with drinks, followed by your first dinner onboard and a safety briefing. Bikes are assigned tonight or first thing tomorrow morning.

[Bike] Your first riding day. Cycle past the Little Mermaid and Kastellet, then through the rolling hills of North Zealand. Arrive in Helsingør, home to Kronborg Castle, the setting of Shakespeare's Hamlet. The ship sails toward Sweden over dinner.

[Bike] You're officially in Sweden now. Ride south along the Skåne coastline with wide open views and excellent bike paths. The ship docks at Landskrona tonight.

[Bike][Sail] Today's destination is Ven Island, a tiny world of its own with fewer than 400 residents. It was once home to 17th-century astronomer Tycho Brahe and is now full of local artists. Since the ship can't dock close to shore here, the crew shuttles you back by dinghy, a small adventure unique to tall ship travel.

[Sail] No cycling today, just the open water. The captain decides between Køge or Rødvig depending on the wind. Join the crew in hoisting the sails if you're up for it. On a clear night, the lack of light pollution out here makes for a sky full of stars.

[Bike] Today's highlight is Stevns Klint, a UNESCO World Heritage chalk cliff. Some stretches are a bit gravelly and uneven, perfect if you're already in decent cycling shape. The ship sails under the Øresund Bridge toward Malmö in the evening.

[Bike] Your last day of cycling. The short route lets you explore Malmö at an easy pace, while the long route takes you to Lund, a university town over a thousand years old, with medieval streets and a grand cathedral. The captain hosts a farewell dinner tonight, your last toast of the trip.

After your final breakfast, disembarkation is before 9am. The train station is within walking distance for your return to Copenhagen airport or city center. Eight days, seven nights, one hotel that moved with you the whole way.