These old-time steamers cruise down the Gota Canal waterway that stretches across Sweden. The four and six-day cruises go between Gothenburg and Stockholm and pass groups of islands and through 65 locks. The cabins are tiny, comparable to train compartments, and have upper and lower berths, except for two lower beds on the Main Deck of the Diana. All cabins have windows or portholes and a sink. Shower and toilets are shared.
Some single cabins are available.
Cuisine is traditional plus typical Swedish smorgasbord foods such as salmon, sherried herring, caviar-stuffed eggs, reindeer meat, cloudberry jam and flat breads. No children are allowed under age 7. Bicycles are on board. Passengers walk, jog or bicycle along the canal path. There are organized shore excursions at many stops.