Baltic Sea Beauty 2027
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Southeastern Conference Cruise: Baltic Sea Beauty

Explore Northern Europe on an 11-night voyage aboard Oceania Cruises’ Insignia, calling on capitals, medieval towns, and Baltic ports along the way. Begin in Stockholm, then sail to Helsinki to browse its lively market square. In Tallinn, wander cobbled streets and explore underground passageways before continuing to Riga, known for its art nouveau architecture. Step back in time in Visby’s medieval center and visit the Naval Museum in Karlskrona. From Szczecin, travel inland to Berlin for its museums and grand boulevards, then continue to Warnemünde’s seaside promenade and Kalundborg’s Viking heritage. And finally, before ending your journey in charming Copenhagen, spend a day in Kiel to gain a powerful and reflective understanding of World War II by visiting a concentration camp. On board, enjoy the ease of small-ship cruising, regional cuisine, and expansive views at sea.

Tommy Harmon will be the ambassador for this special SEC Cruise! Tommy is a Longhorn Baseball legends who has dedicated more than 40 years to The University of Texas. A three-time All-American catcher from 1968-70, he helped Texas win SWC titles and reach the College World Series all three seasons, serving as co-captain of the 1970 squad that finished third nationally. After 14 years in professional baseball–eight as a player and six as a coach–Harmon returned to Texas in 1989 and spent 22 seasons as an assistant coach, helping the Longhorns win two National Championships (2002, 2005). Currently in his 15th year with the Longhorn Foundation, he was inducted into the Texas Athletic Hall of Honor in 1993. He and his wife, Debbie, have two children, both UT graduates, and live in Austin. 

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Southeastern Conference Cruise: Baltic Sea Beauty

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$4,499

Deposit per person

$500

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Countries visited

Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Poland, Germany, Denmark