Iceland and British Isles cruise

Embark on an unforgettable Iceland and British Isles luxury cruise, sailing from Reykjavik to Dublin. This journey takes you through some of the most captivating destinations in the North Atlantic, showcasing the natural beauty and rich history along the way. Starting in Reykjavik, the cruise passes through Heimaey, Djupivogur, the Faroe Islands, the Shetland Islands, the Orkney Islands, the Isle of Skye and Northern Ireland, before culminating in Dublin. Throughout this odyssey, travelers have the opportunity to explore stunning landscapes and cultural landmarks. Visit the Viking heritage of Reykjavik, witness the world's largest puffin colony on Heimaey, and marvel at the captivating art installation of Djupivogur. Torshavn and Tvøroyri in the Faroe Islands offer enchanting architecture and customs, while the Shetland Islands boast the breathtaking historic site of Jarlshof. Discover the ancient wonders of Stromness, enjoy the picturesque settings of Portree and soak in the legend of the Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland. On this luxury cruise, a variety of engaging activities await. Hike through the rugged terrains of the Faroe Islands and Northern Ireland, or kayak with the expedition team along Iceland's coasts. Each destination provides unique exploration opportunities, from unraveling the mysteries of medieval Orkney to uncovering the serene beauty of the Scottish isles.

8680
USD

Trip Highlights

Step onto the Giant’s Causeway, a geological masterpiece by interlocking basalt columns.
Travel back in time to Skara Brae, Europe’s best preserved Neolithic village.
Experience the charm of Tórshavn, the Faroe Islands' cosy capital.

All-Inclusive Experience

We'll take care of the finer details, allowing you to focus your full attention on your cultural expedition cruise experience. Our cruise fares are all- inclusive, so there are no surprise extras or unexpected gratuity bills. Relax in the full knowledge that all you have to do is have a wonderful time.

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