A cruise on one of our canal ships is like journeying into another world. You turn off your mobile phone, leave the stress of everyday life behind, and give yourself a few days of total relaxation with good food, interesting encounters and rewarding conversations.
The Göta Canal is one of the most remarkable waterways in the world and one of the communication links between Sweden's two largest cities. The canal itself is 190 km long, most of it dug out by hand. Between 1810 and 1832 some 58 000 soldiers removed 300 000 cubic metres of rock and earth in order to create the three-metre deep and app. 14-metre wide canal. The construction foreman and certainly the one who promoted the project most strongly was Baltzar von Platen.
Here you will find all the information you need about our cruises, life on board, the excursions that are available during the journey, and our ships' history.
12 March M/S Juno in the Daily Telegraph Read more
19 September Article in the Sydney Morning Herald Read more
15 September Telford's Swedish Delight Read more
02 August Article in Mail on Sunday Read more
Information about travelling with your own boat on the canal. www.gotakanal.se.
Read more about our fantastic ships.