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May 20, 2024 · Step aboard a cruise to Iceland and discover the enchanting cities of Reykjavik and Akureyri with their colorful houses and relaxing thermal pools. Climb glacial mountains, watch the Northern Lights, or dine on fermented shark. You'll be swept away in Iceland. ATLANTIC ARRIVAL.
Experience the majesty of Iceland with more sailings in and out of Reykjavík than any other cruise line. You’ll quickly fall in love with the majestic landscapes and old-world charm of Iceland. And with the most sailings in and out of Reykjavik of any cruise line, Norwegian’s Iceland Cruise options are plentiful.
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Which cruise lines go to Iceland? Popular lines such as Windstar Cruises, Celebrity Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL), Holland America Line (HAL), Oceania Cruises and Viking Ocean Cruises are ...
19 hours ago · The best time for Iceland cruises temperature-wise is summer. However, main ports such as Reykjavik, Akureyri and the fjords can get busy. If you want to avoid the crowds, visit in late spring ...
- The Westfjords
- The Far North
- The Arctic Circle
- The Eastfjords
- The Westman Islands
On one-week itineraries with lines such as Viking and Windstar, you will likely visit the pretty little fishing town of Isafjordur, in Iceland’s northwest corner. It’s surrounded by water on three sides and a mountain on the other. If you stick around town, you’ll be rewarded with views of wooden homes and fishing boats in the harbor and have the o...
Cruise lines such as Viking, Hurtigruten, Ponant, Silversea, and Norwegian Cruise Linethat venture further north in Iceland will likely bring you either to the northern college town of Akureyri or Húsavík, one of Iceland’s oldest settlements—first occupied about 1,200 years ago and a whale-watching capital. From both, you can head off on a shore ex...
If you’re sailing north with Viking and other lines, you’ll likely cross into the Arctic Circle(the theoretical line that circles the globe at about 66.5 degrees north of the equator), an event that can come to pass without passengers even realizing because it occurs at sea—but most lines that cross will provide a certificate signed by the captain ...
Iceland has 109 fjords and at the head of an impressive 11-mile waterway in eastern Iceland, past cliffs, snow-capped peaks, small waterfalls, and startlingly green moss-covered hills, is the less-visited Seydisfjordur. It has a population of about 700 and is home to one of the most picturesque villages in Iceland. Here, perfect wooden homes are de...
Another ship-exploration bonus offered by lines such as Ponant, Windstar, Hurtigruten, and Seabourn is easy access in the south to Heimaey, the only populated destination in Iceland’s Westman Islands and a small fishing town that lost about 50 percent of its buildings to lava and ash in 1973 when nearby Edfell volcano erupted. (Most residents safel...
- Fran Golden
- AFAR Contributor
Akureyri, Iceland. Located at the head of a deep fjord, Akureyri is the gateway to the wild natural beauty of northern Iceland. Visit Godafoss to marvel at the magnitude of the thundering, 40-foot-tall waterfall. Experience an authentic Icelandic mud bath at Lake Myvatn, or join a whale-watching cruise to spot humpback and minke whales and orcas.
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