TUI Cruises Opens Mein Schiff Flow Winter 2027-28 Bookings
A seven-night Advent sailing from Hamburg on December 9, 2027, will travel Norway’s west coast and pass through Aurlandsfjord before returning December 16.
TUI Cruises has opened bookings for Mein Schiff Flow’s winter 2027-28 season, with cruises departing Germany for Western Europe, Norway and the Baltic before a February voyage to the Caribbean. Hamburg and Kiel will serve as departure ports during the program.
This will be the second winter season for the Fincantieri-built sister ship to Mein Schiff Relax. The schedule combines five- to seven-day itineraries in November and December with longer departures, including a 19-day round trip from Hamburg to the Canary Islands after the New Year.
The season begins in October with two voyages along Europe’s western coast. Those 11- and 14-day sailings include calls in Spain, Morocco, England and France.
Norwegian fjords and Christmas departures
The shorter late-autumn itineraries cover Norwegian and Baltic destinations, with Oslo, Bergen, Tallinn, Helsinki and Riga among the ports on the schedule. Departures are available from both German ports during November and December.
A seven-night Norway cruise departing Hamburg on December 9, 2027, and returning December 16 will travel along the country’s west coast during Advent. Its itinerary includes a passage through the Aurlandsfjord.
For Christmas, the ship will operate a 12-night round trip from December 23, 2027, to January 4, 2028. That voyage pairs holiday celebrations at sea with calls at Lisbon, A Coruna, Bilbao and Le Havre before returning to Hamburg.
Longer voyages to the south
Alongside the Canary Islands voyage, the line is offering a 14-night Iberian coast cruise from January 23 to February 6, 2028, also as a Hamburg round trip. Calls include Lisbon, Tangier and Cadiz.
TUI Cruises did not list starting fares or include an executive statement in its season announcement.
The February transatlantic departure will bring back the line’s extended Caribbean voyage for 2028. The route leaves Hamburg via Madeira, crosses to the Caribbean and continues to Bonaire.