In light of the dramatic events in Ukraine, AIDA Cruises will adjust the itineraries of its AIDAdiva, AIDAmar, AIDAnova, and AIDAvita cruises for the 2022 summer season and will not call at St. Petersburg, Russia. This port will be replaced by several attractive destinations, including Riga, Latvia; Copenhagen, Denmark; Oslo, Norway; and Visby, Gotland, Sweden.
All guests will be informed by AIDA Cruises of any adjustments to their travel itineraries. The company appreciates your understanding. The safety and well-being of our guests and crew are our top priority.
The AIDAdiva will stop in either the Latvian capital, Riga, or the Danish metropolis, Copenhagen, instead of St. Petersburg, on its seven-day round-trip Baltic Sea voyage from Warnemünde, which will run between May 14 and October 8, 2022. The voyage departing on May 7, 2022, will include a visit to Hamina in southern Finland.
For seven-day round-trip Baltic Sea voyages with AIDAnova from Kiel, departing between May 14 and October 15, 2022, AIDA Cruises has developed attractive alternative routes in the Baltic Sea, as well as to Norway and Denmark. On Baltic Sea cruises, guests can expect an extended stay in the Estonian capital, Tallinn. Copenhagen/Kalundborg is also a new addition to the itinerary.
AIDAnova is also setting its sights on Scandinavia with new trips. In addition to visiting the Danish capital, Copenhagen, and Kristiansand, Norway, AIDAnova guests can enjoy the special charm of summer nights during a two-day stay in the Norwegian capital, Oslo.
On its ten-day round-trip voyages around the Baltic Sea, the AIDAmar will stop in the port of Visby, on the Swedish island of Gotland, and in the Latvian capital, Riga, instead of St. Petersburg.
