This is part three of Baltic Adventures. Part One captured the chaos of post-pandemic travel and our bonus tour of Amsterdam. Part two covered our four days in Finland. This part covers our time in Stockholm and Tallinn and the trip home.
We boarded our cruise line from Helsinki to Stockholm a little before 4 pm (about an hour and a half from departure time). Our family room consisted of four bunk beds.
This is part two of Baltic Adventures. Part One captured the chaos of post-pandemic travel and our bonus tour of Amsterdam. This post will cover our 4 days in Finland.
Our original plan had us taking an easy first day in Helsinki, maybe doing a simple canal cruise. The delay getting to Helsinki meant we didn’t get the down day. Instead, we got up the next morning to get the rental car.
This will be the first in a series of travel-related posts. I found a distinct lack of information on the internet about some specific logistical things around international travel. I hope these posts are useful to whoever finds them via some Google-fu.
This summer, myself, my wife, and the 10-year-old are on a three-country, four-city tour of the Baltics. We picked this itinerary because 1) we found a good price on Delta One, and 2) at the time we booked it, we wanted to visit some countries that geopolitical affairs might make impossible in the future.
