Northern Europe Itinerary - Is This Correct?

[kerota]

I'm looking at a cruise on Poesia in May 2024. It lists two stops at the same port (Ronne, Denmark) three days apart. Seems unusual.

[1kaper]

I would assume it is doing like an out and back.  It stops there, goes out to a further port, then comes back past and stops again.  

[Heartgrove]

The alternative would be a day at sea or Kiel, but Ronne port fees for MSC must be cheaper than consuming fuel at sea. Surprised to sea that as Warnemunde is normally the next day after Copenhagen, or vice versa. 

[RudiRatlos]

17 hours ago, kerota said:

I'm looking at a cruise on Poesia in May 2024. It lists two stops at the same port (Ronne, Denmark) three days apart. Seems unusual.

 

This is because MSC Poesia is based in Warnemuende for summer 2024, so the main embarkation port for the baltic cruises is Warnemuende:

there is an 11-day baltic cruise from Warnemunede beginning May, 15th and, following that cruise, a 7-day baltic cruise beginning May 26th.

 

As usual in europe, MSC also sells cruises with embarkation at other than home ports, so the cruise you are looking at basically consists of parts of two other itineraries (with both of them containing Ronne).