LBC → GDN

Warnemünde & Rostock Port

Shortly after takeoff, view the historic cruise terminal and the massive breakwaters where the Warnow river meets the Baltic Sea.

Rügen Island

Marvel at Germany's largest island, including the Jasmund National Park and its famous white chalk cliffs (Königsstuhl).

Usedom & Wolin Islands

See the shared border between Germany and Poland divided by the Swina river, with long sandy beaches stretching for miles.

Polish Riviera

Watch the popular seaside resorts of Międzyzdroje and Kołobrzeg pass by along the pristine West Pomeranian coast.

Słowiński National Park

Look for the 'moving' sand dunes and the large coastal lakes of Łebsko and Gardno, which look like lagoons from above.

Hel Peninsula

During the descent into Gdańsk, the incredibly narrow 35km long sandbar known as the Hel Peninsula creates a distinct curve in the sea.

Mecklenburg Lake District

A vast landscape of over a thousand lakes and dense forests characterizing the northeastern German interior.

Peene Valley

One of the last undammed rivers in Western Europe, carving a green path through the landscape toward the Szczecin Lagoon.

Drawsko Lake District

A beautiful post-glacial landscape in Poland featuring deep lakes, rolling hills, and thick beech forests.

Koszalin & Słupsk

View the major urban centers of Middle Pomerania, providing a contrast to the surrounding agricultural plains.

Kashubian Lake District

As you approach Gdańsk, the terrain becomes more hilly and forested, known as the 'Kashubian Switzerland'.