AIDA Cruises 2026 summer program includes approximately 450 cruises, the company announced in a press release.

During the season, the company’s 11-ship fleet is set to cruise in two regions: Northern Europe and the Mediterranean.

A total of eight vessels are set to offer itineraries in Northern Europe, AIDA said, including the AIDAnova and the AIDAperla and the AIDAmar.

Sailing from three homeports in Germany,Kiel, Hamburg and Warnemunde , the ships will offer cruises to the Baltic Sea, the fjords of Norway, Scotland, Iceland and more.

According to AIDA, highlights of the program include a series of cruises to the Norwegian Fjords onboard the AIDAprima.

Departing from Hamburg, the ship sails to several destinations in the region, including two World Heritage Sites: Geirangerfjord and Nærøyfjord.

The AIDAluna is also offering a revamped itinerary to the Baltic Sea, which will include Hamina, in the Gulf of Finland, as a new port of call.

According to AIDA, the fortified city was built in a circular layout and offers an old town with colorful houses, museums, churches, boutiques and cafés.

Named “Highlights of the Baltic Coast,” the itinerary sails from the port of Rostock/Warnemunde.

The German brand will have three ships in the Mediterranean for the summer, sailing  to the Greek and Turkish islands, the Adriatic Sea and the Western Mediterranean.

Departing from Corfu, the AIDAblu is set to offer different itineraries to the Adriatic and the Aegean, visiting destinations in Greece, Croatia, Italy, Slovenia, Montenegro, Malta and Turkey.

The ship’s summer program is highlighted by the addition of visits to Zakynthos and Bodrum.

According to the company, the new destinations in Greece and Turkey offer excellent conditions for swimming and water sports, as well as cultural attractions.

The AIDAstella and the AIDAcosma are poised to cruise in the Western Mediterranean, offering cruises to Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, Malta and more.