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Arrive in Reykjavik today and embark your ship. Take in the city's breathtaking setting from the deck or from your veranda. Our overnight stay here lets you explore the city on your own, or simply relax over your first meal onboard at The Restaurant.
Explore Reykjavik, one of the cleanest and most eco-friendly cities in the world. Vikings settled here in 870 AD, and today Reykjavik is home to endless charms, watched over by the majestic Esja mountain range. You will see the city's highlights up close, including the charming cathedral. Also, admire the cityscape from the Perlan, a hilltop, glass-domed landmark offering spectacular city views. Alternately, you may venture farther afield to take in the country's breathtaking natural beauty, from towering waterfalls and soaring mountains to blue thermal springs. You will have time to linger longer in port, as we will be docked here overnight. ... Read More
Sunday - Jun 28, 2026
Day 3
Isafjordur, Iceland
Uncover the natural beauty and history of the Westfjords peninsula in Iceland's most remote, and many say most breathtaking, reaches. Explore your port city of Isafjordur and the tiny and tranquil enclave of Bolungarvik, one of the nation's oldest fishing villages and home to the Osvor Maritime Museum. Alternately, marvel at the magnificent Dynjandi waterfall, a bridal veil of water cascading down a mountainside, or kayak amid some of Iceland's most picturesque locations. ... Read More
Visit Iceland's second-largest city and admire its colorful architecture. Nicknamed the "Capital of the North", Akureyri prospered during its days as a Danish trading post. Visit the city's beloved church to gaze upon the stained-glass window that once adorned England's Coventry Cathedral and admire some of the 2,000 species of blooms at the Public Park and Botanic Garden. ... Read More
Tuesday - Jun 30, 2026
Day 5
Seydisfjordur, Iceland
Walk along streets of colorful wooden homes dating back to the 19th century or explore the surrounding fjord landscape, all overseen by starkly picturesque slopes and the soaring summits of Mounts Bjolfur and Strandartindur. The tiny town boasts a thriving scene of local arts and a history dating back to early Viking settlement. If you wish, you may follow a tranquil walking path from the town center along the banks of the Fjardara River. ... Read More
Wednesday - Jul 1, 2026
Day 6
Cruising the Norwegian Sea
Cruise the Norwegian Sea, the source of transformative discoveries and ideas, from legendary sea monsters and real-life whales to massive amounts of cod and oil. As you sail, learn more about your upcoming destinations during our engaging port talks in the onboard theater.
Thursday - Jul 2, 2026
Day 7
Torshavn, Faroe Islands
Explore the legacy of Vikings in the scenic Faroe Islands, located halfway between Norway and Iceland. Once home to the local Viking parliament, the island's capital of Torshavn occupies the archipelago's most historic peninsula. During your visit, a scenic drive reveals the breathtaking fjords of Kaldbak and Kollafjordur, magnificent island vistas and a rich salmon fishing culture, all infused with a welcoming Nordic spirit. ... Read More
Friday - Jul 3, 2026
Day 8
Cruising the North Sea
The North Sea has long been central to Europe's history. From Viking settlement and medieval trade to international war and modern-day oil production, some of the continent's most pivotal moments have unfolded on its stage. Learn more about this body of water during an enriching lecture. Relax onboard with tea in the Wintergarden or find your inner calm with yoga on the Sports Deck. ... Read More
Cruise into the tiny village of Geiranger via the Geirangerfjord, one of Norway's most spectacular fjords. If you'd like magnificent bird's-eye views of this magical setting, join an included tour to Eagle's Bend, perched 2,000 feet above the village. It's a thrilling drive marked by 11 hairpin turns and incredible panoramas. Immerse yourself in the great outdoors on an optional tour to witness spectacular waterfalls or journey through the fjords by kayak. ... Read More
Admire Alesund's colorful Art Nouveau facades by foot. After the city was destroyed by fire in 1904, it was rebuilt with the support of German Kaiser Wilhelm, who often vacationed here. The architectural style of the day, Art Nuveau, prevails in the town center. Alternately, you may visit spectacular islands via a vast coastal network of bridges and tunnels, or join a Norwegian family in their home for coffee and a snack to learn firsthand about daily life in this scenic place. ... Read More
Through breathtaking fjords, your ship glides into the village of Flam. Spend the day soaking up majestic views-from Vassbygda Lake to picturesque Vassbygdi and Aurland. Board the famous Flam Railway for a train ride that climbs nearly 3,000 feet. Stop at the Kjosfossen waterfall and continue to the Molstertunet open-air museum, in Voss. Lunch on the famed Hotel Stalheim's veranda, and gaze at the Naeroyfjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. ... Read More
Encircled by majestic mountains, fjords, and glaciers, Bergen was home to Viking sagas. With your ship berthed next to Bryggen wharf, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, easily stroll along its waterfront. See the beautiful 18th-century wooden houses, and visit the Hanseatic Museum on your included tour. Perhaps take an excursion to Troldhaugen, the home of Edvard Grieg, Norway's famous composer. Or, take a trip to the top of Mt. Ulriken, where you can savor an Ulriken bun, a cinnamon pastry, with a view that is equally as indulgent. Gain an insider's view of Norway's shipbuilding culture and fish farming industry on an optional excursion. This evening, dine ashore and mingle with the locals, as we will be spending the night in port. ... Read More
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