DAY 1  -  Sunday Aug 23rd 

Reykjavik, Iceland

Departure at 19h00

Reykjavik, the capital city of Iceland, is a vibrant and cosmopolitan hub known for its striking natural landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and innovative spirit. Explore the city's charming Old Town, where colorful houses line the streets and historic landmarks like the Hallgrímskirkja Church and the Reykjavik Cathedral stand tall. Wander through the lively streets of Laugavegur, lined with boutique shops, art galleries, and cozy cafes serving Icelandic delicacies. Discover Reykjavik's thriving arts and music scene at venues like Harpa Concert Hall and the Reykjavik Art Museum, showcasing both traditional and contemporary Icelandic art. Relax in one of the city's many geothermal pools, such as the iconic Blue Lagoon, where you can soak in the mineral-rich waters surrounded by volcanic landscapes. Don't miss the opportunity to embark on excursions to nearby natural wonders, including the Golden Circle route, where you can witness geysers, waterfalls, and tectonic rifts. With its blend of urban sophistication and breathtaking natural beauty, Reykjavik offers a captivating experience for travelers exploring Iceland.

DAY 2  -  Monday Aug 24th 

Isafjorour, Iceland

Arrival at 09h00

Departure at 18h00

*Ísafjörður, a town in the Westfjords of Iceland, is a charming destination known for its remote beauty and outdoor adventures. Explore the town's historic architecture, visit the Westfjords Heritage Museum, and enjoy the scenic beauty of the surrounding fjords and mountains. Ísafjörður is a gateway to wilderness, offering opportunities for hiking, kayaking, and exploring Iceland's rugged landscapes. Its blend of natural splendor and authentic Icelandic culture makes it an inviting stop in the remote Westfjords.

DAY 3  -  Tuesday Aug 25th 

Husavik, Iceland

Arrival at 07h00

Departure at 16h00

Húsavík, often dubbed the whale-watching capital of Iceland, is nestled on Skjálfandi Bay along Iceland’s northern coast. This charming town draws travelers with its unparalleled opportunities to observe humpbacks, minke whales, and even blue whales in the wild. Húsavík’s wooden church, Húsavíkurkirkja, built in 1907, is a local landmark, and its Whale Museum offers deep insights into marine life in the Arctic. In addition to whale-watching tours, visitors can enjoy nearby hot springs, stunning fjords, and the scenic landscapes that Iceland is known for. A trip to Húsavík is a gateway to the wonders of the North Atlantic and an unforgettable experience for nature lovers.

DAY 4  -  Wednesday Aug 26th 

Djupivogur, Iceland

Arrival at 07h00

Departure at 16h00

Djupivogur, a serene fishing village in eastern Iceland, offers a tranquil escape with its picturesque scenery and slow-paced lifestyle. Nestled between the sea and mountains, it's a gateway to exploring the unspoiled beauty of Iceland's eastern fjords. Notable is the outdoor sculpture, Eggin i Gledivik, featuring large granite eggs representing local bird species. Djupivogur also serves as a base for trips to the nearby Papey Island, known for its puffin colonies, and the dramatic landscape of the Vatnajökull National Park. This village is perfect for those seeking to immerse themselves in nature and Icelandic culture.

DAY 5  -  Thursday Aug 27th 

Faroes

Arrival at 11h00

Departure at 20h30

The Faroe Islands, known for its spectacular coastal landscapes and rich maritime heritage. Visitors can explore the surrounding fjords, experience local culture, or enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking and fishing.

DAY 6  -  Friday Aug 28th 

Cruising day at Sea

DAY 7  -  Saturday Aug 29th 

Stornoway, United Kingdom

Arrival at 07h00

Departure at 16h00

Stornoway, the largest town on the Isle of Lewis, is a captivating destination steeped in rich history and stunning landscapes. Known for its vibrant arts scene and unique Gaelic culture, visitors can explore the nearby Callanish Standing Stones, a mesmerizing prehistoric site. The town offers a blend of modern amenities and traditional charm, with local shops, galleries, and cozy cafés inviting travelers to immerse themselves in the local way of life. With its breathtaking coastal views and warm community spirit, Stornoway provides a unique Scottish experience for all who visit.

DAY 8  -  Sunday Aug 30th 

Greenock, United Kingdom

Arrival at 10h30

45km to Glasgow

Departure at 19h30

Greenock, nestled on Scotland's west coast, is a historic port town renowned for its maritime heritage, scenic waterfront, and charming architecture. Explore the bustling Esplanade, offering panoramic views of the River Clyde and surrounding hills, or visit the Custom House Museum to learn about the town's shipping history. Stroll through the town center, where you'll find Victorian buildings, lively pubs, and shops selling local crafts. Discover Greenock's cultural attractions, such as the McLean Museum and Art Gallery, or embark on a boat tour of the Clyde estuary. With its blend of history, scenery, and maritime charm, Greenock offers a delightful experience for visitors exploring Scotland's west coast.

DAY 9  -  Monday Aug 31st 

Dublin, Ireland

Arrival at 08h00

Departure at 20h00

Dublin, Ireland’s lively capital, offers a rich tapestry of history, culture, and vibrant city life. Wander through the historic streets of Temple Bar, visit the renowned Trinity College and its Book of Kells, and explore the expansive Dublin Castle. Relax in the beautiful St. Stephen’s Green or enjoy a pint of Guinness at one of the city’s traditional pubs. Dublin’s blend of historic landmarks and modern charm provides a captivating and immersive experience for visitors.

DAY 10  -  Tuesday Sep 1st 

Holyhead, United Kingdom

Arrival at 07h00

Departure at 17h00

Holyhead, situated on the Isle of Anglesey in North Wales, is a bustling port town known for its maritime history, scenic landscapes, and historic sites. Explore the town's rich heritage at the Holyhead Maritime Museum, which showcases the area's seafaring past and maritime artifacts. Visit the iconic Holyhead Breakwater Country Park, offering stunning views of the Irish Sea and the nearby mountains of Snowdonia. Discover the ruins of the historic South Stack Lighthouse, perched on dramatic cliffs overlooking the sea, or take a ferry to explore nearby destinations such as Dublin or the Isle of Man. With its blend of history, natural beauty, and coastal charm, Holyhead offers a captivating experience for visitors exploring the Welsh coastline.

DAY 11  -  Wednesday Sep 2nd 

Cock, Ireland

Arrival at 07h00

25km to Cork

Departure at 17h00

Cobh, a charming coastal town in County Cork, Ireland, is steeped in maritime history and known for its colorful streets and scenic waterfront. Explore the historic Cobh Cathedral, visit the Titanic Experience museum to learn about its connection to the ill-fated ship, and stroll along the picturesque promenade. Discover the town's rich heritage at the Cobh Heritage Centre, and take a harbor cruise to enjoy views of the stunning coastline. Cobh's blend of history, culture, and scenic beauty makes it a captivating destination in Ireland's south coast.

DAY 12  -  Thursday Sep 3rd 

Falmouth, United Kingdom

Arrival at 07h00

Departure at 16h00

Falmouth, a charming port town on the south coast of Cornwall, is known for its rich maritime history and stunning natural beauty. Visitors can stroll along its picturesque harbor, where yachts and fishing boats create a vibrant maritime atmosphere. The town is home to several historic landmarks, including the impressive Pendennis Castle and the National Maritime Museum Cornwall, which celebrates the area's deep connection to the sea. Falmouth also offers access to some of Cornwall's best beaches and scenic walks, making it an ideal destination for both history buffs and nature lovers.

DAY 13  -  Friday Sep 4th 

Southampton, United Kingdom

Arrival at 06h00

130km to London

Southampton, a historic port city on England's south coast, boasts a rich maritime heritage and serves as a gateway to the beautiful countryside of Hampshire. Visitors can explore the city's fascinating history at the SeaCity Museum and Tudor House Garden, or embark on a maritime adventure at the Southampton Maritime Museum. The city's bustling waterfront offers scenic walks along the quayside, with views of luxury yachts and cruise ships. Nature lovers can escape to the nearby New Forest National Park for hiking, cycling, and wildlife spotting. Southampton also serves as a convenient base for exploring the nearby attractions of the South of England, including the iconic stone circles of Stonehenge and the picturesque coastline of the Jurassic Coast. With its blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, Southampton offers something for every traveler.