DAY 1  -  Saturday Jul 3rd 

Reykjavik, Iceland

Departure at 17h00

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  -  Sunday Jul 4th 

Heimaey, Iceland

Arrival at 11h59

Departure at 19h00

Heimaey, the largest island of the Westman Islands, is a fascinating place in Iceland, known for its spectacular volcanism and abundant wildlife. The island is most famous for the volcanic eruption of 1973 that shaped its history, and today visitors can explore the Volcano Museum and admire the rugged landscapes created by this eruption. Heimaey is also a great spot to watch puffins and enjoy breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. A unique destination for nature and adventure lovers.

DAY 3  -  Monday Jul 5th 

Cruising day at Sea

DAY 4  -  Tuesday Jul 6th 

Cruising day at Sea

DAY 5  -  Wednesday Jul 7th 

Hvalsey, Greenland

Arrival at 13h00

Departure at 18h00

DAY 6  -  Thursday Jul 8th 

Cruising day at Sea

DAY 7  -  Friday Jul 9th 

Tasermiut Fjord, Greenland

Tasermiut Fjord, often called the “Arctic Patagonia,” is one of Greenland’s most dramatic and remote natural wonders. Towering granite peaks, gleaming glaciers, and deep blue waters create a breathtaking landscape perfect for hikers, climbers, and wilderness enthusiasts. Stretching nearly 70 km, the fjord offers a pure Arctic experience, where silence, raw beauty, and adventure define every moment spent in this untouched corner of the world.

DAY 8  -  Saturday Jul 10th 

Aappilattoq, Greenland

Arrival at 13h00

Departure at 18h00

Aappilattoq is a remote settlement in southern Greenland, tucked beside a dramatic fjord and framed by steep red mountains. Hard to access and deeply rooted in Inuit traditions, the village relies on fishing and hunting. Its brightly painted homes against a backdrop of icebergs and rugged terrain offer visitors a striking glimpse into an authentic Arctic world.

DAY 9  -  Sunday Jul 11th 

Prince Christian Sound, Greenland

Arrival at 09h00

Departure at 15h00

Prins Christian Sound, located in southern Greenland, is a breathtaking fjord known for its towering cliffs, sparkling glaciers, and stunning natural scenery. Sail through this narrow waterway, which stretches for over 100 kilometers between the towns of Narsarsuaq and Nanortalik, and marvel at the dramatic landscapes that surround you. Admire the sheer granite cliffs that rise thousands of feet above the water, often shrouded in mist and crowned with cascading waterfalls. Keep an eye out for wildlife such as seals, whales, and seabirds that inhabit the fjord and its surrounding waters. Cruise past magnificent glaciers that calve into the sea, creating icebergs of all shapes and sizes. As you navigate through Prins Christian Sound, you'll be treated to some of the most awe-inspiring scenery in Greenland, making it a highlight of any Arctic voyage.

DAY 10  -  Monday Jul 12th 

Skjoldungen Fjord, Greenland

Skjoldungen Fjord, located in southeastern Greenland, presents a dramatic Arctic landscape with towering mountains, sparkling glaciers, and deep, calm waters. Remote and rarely visited, it attracts adventure cruise enthusiasts and nature lovers, offering kayaking, hiking, and photography of untouched scenery, along with opportunities to observe local wildlife in a pristine setting.

DAY 11  -  Tuesday Jul 13th 

Cruising day at Sea

DAY 12  -  Wednesday Jul 14th 

Cruising day at Sea

DAY 13  -  Thursday Jul 15th 

Patreksfjordur, Iceland

Arrival at 06h00

Departure at 17h00

Patreksfjörður, a village in Iceland’s Westfjords, captivates with dramatic scenery and a peaceful atmosphere. Visitors can explore the Látrabjarg cliffs, famous for seabird colonies, discover local waterfalls and rivers, or hike trails through untouched landscapes. It’s a perfect stop for lovers of wild scenery and authentic Icelandic experiences.

DAY 14  -  Friday Jul 16th 

Grundarfjorour, Iceland

Arrival at 13h30

Departure at 19h00

Grundarfjörður, a picturesque village in Iceland, is renowned for its stunning natural landscapes and dramatic scenery. Marvel at the iconic Kirkjufell Mountain, often cited as one of the most photographed mountains in the world, and enjoy the nearby waterfalls. Explore the charming town with its colorful houses and local shops, or embark on a whale-watching tour to spot these majestic creatures in their natural habitat. Grundarfjörður offers a unique and breathtaking experience amid Iceland's spectacular scenery.

DAY 15  -  Saturday Jul 17th 

Reykjavik, Iceland

Arrival at 07h00

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.