Crucero por el Ártico: Islandia y el Este de Groenlandia

Reikiavik→Reikiavik

30.07.26 - 09.08.26

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Embarque en el extraordinario crucero de lujo «Crucero por el Ártico: Islandia y el Este de Groenlandia» que transcurre principalmente desde Reikiavik, Islandia, hasta el Este de Groenlandia y de regreso a Reikiavik. Esta travesía circular incluye paisajes sobrecogedores y avistamientos de fauna poco comunes. Comience y concluya en la vibrante capital islandesa, asegurando una exploración completa de estas maravillas del norte.

Solo crucero

Perfecto para viajeros que desean la tranquilidad de que todo está atendido

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Crucero

Día 1

Reikiavik

Asegúrese de disponer de tiempo suficiente para explorar esta diminuta pero dramática capital. A pesar de su pequeño tamaño, no le faltarán cosas que ver y hacer. Para orientarse, suba en el ascensor hasta la cima de Hallgrímskirkja. Esta iglesia, diseñada por el célebre arquitecto islandés Gudjón Samuelsson, es uno de los edificios más distintivos de la ciudad. Cuando vuelva a bajar, visite el otro edificio emblemático: la Sala de Conciertos Harpa, situada en el corazón del puerto regenerado de Reikiavik – también sede del Museo Marítimo. Hablando de espacios culturales, recorra el Museo Nacional para conocer la historia de Islandia desde el pasado hasta la actualidad. El Museo de Arte de Reikiavik alberga una impresionante colección contemporánea, incluidos llamativos trabajos de Erró. Y, por supuesto, a sólo 50 kilómetros de la ciudad se encuentra el Parque Nacional Thingvellir, lugar del parlamento vikingo original de Islandia

Día 2

Cascada Dynjandi

Considerada una de las cascadas más impresionantes de Islandia, la atronadora Dynjandi en la región de los Fiordos del Oeste da la impresión de un velo nupcial al desparramarse en cascadas cada vez mayores. La caminata dura 15 minutos y atraviesa cinco cascadas más pequeñas

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Walk to Dynjandi Waterfall With Swan Hellenic Expedition Team

1,5 hora

Go ashore by Zodiac with your Swan Hellenic Expedition Team and set out on a scenic walk to Dynjandi, one of Iceland’s most impressive and iconic waterfalls. Located in the remote Westfjords, Dynjandi is famed for its dramatic, bridal-veil shape as cascading sheets of water fan out and tumble down a series of ever-widening terraces. As you follow the well-marked path, your Expedition Team will guide you toward the falls, allowing time to appreciate the scale, power, and beauty of this natural wonder from several viewpoints along the way. The sound of rushing water and the pristine surroundings make this a truly immersive experience. A favorite among photographers and nature lovers alike, Dynjandi is a highlight of the Westfjords and an unforgettable encounter with Iceland’s raw and untamed landscape.

Día 3

Día en el mar

Los días de mar rara vez son aburridos. Tómese un tiempo para relajarse y dejar que el mundo pase. Las cubiertas de observación del barco ofrecen vistas impresionantes del océano que se va dejando atrás. Un día en el mar le brinda la oportunidad de relacionarse con otros pasajeros y compartir sus experiencias de este viaje increíble o dirigirse a nuestra biblioteca, repleta de libros de referencia. Obtenga la visión de un experto en una de nuestras conferencias a bordo o, quizás, perfeccione sus habilidades fotográficas con los invaluables consejos de nuestros fotógrafos profesionales a bordo.

Día 4

Ittoqqortoormiit

Una de las localidades más remotas del mundo y la comunidad más aislada de Groenlandia, Ittoqqortoormiit es inaccesible en barco durante nueve meses del año. Fundada en 1925 por el explorador danés Ejnar Mikkelsen y colonos inuit, alberga a 450 residentes que en su mayoría dependen de la caza y la pesca. La comunidad preserva las tradiciones groenlandesas, desde la obtención del qiviut —la apreciada subpelo del buey almizclero— hasta el mantenimiento de perros de trineo y el uso del traje nacional

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Ittoqqortoormiit community visit

3 horas

A visit to Ittoqqortoormiit, Greenland, offers a rare glimpse into one of the world's most remote and unique communities. The town's open layout, surrounded by breathtaking Arctic scenery, invites exploration and discovery. At the heart of the experience is a visit to the local museum, where visitors can immerse themselves in the rich history and culture of East Greenland. The museum provides a window into the traditions and resilience of the people who call this challenging environment home. As you wander through the town, you'll be struck by the harmony between the community and its stunning natural surroundings. The peaceful atmosphere and friendly locals make it a memorable stop on any Arctic adventure. Whether you're admiring the architecture, soaking in the tranquil beauty, or learning about the region's heritage, Ittoqqortoormiit leaves a lasting impression on all who visit.

Días 5-6

Scoresbysund

El mayor sistema de fiordos del mundo, Scoresbysund se adentra más de 350 km en el interior de Groenlandia. Esta vasta red de fiordos, glaciares e icebergs está enmarcada por imponentes montañas de basalto, que protegen la fauna groenlandesa de los vientos árticos. Bueyes almizcleros, zorros árticos y liebres montesas recorren la tierra, mientras alcas enanas, frailecillos, fulmares, búhos nivales, gerifaltes y la gaviota sombría surcan los cielos. Focas y ballenas son avistamientos habituales en las aguas

Días 7-8

Fiordo Kong Oscar

El fiordo Kong Oscar marca el borde norte de Scoresbysund y conduce al Parque Nacional del Noreste de Groenlandia, el parque nacional más grande del mundo. Sus vastos valles se abren al mar, enmarcados por montañas imponentes, aguas profundas y hielo reluciente. Este paisaje dramático, hostil pero hermoso, incluye Berzelius Bjerg, una montaña imponente con estratos de colores, formada hace millones de años cuando estos picos yacían bajo el océano

Día 9

Día en el mar

Día 10

Ísafjörður

Rodeada de fiordos en la región de los Fiordos del Oeste, Ísafjörður es una bulliciosa ciudad pesquera y un centro cultural en el noroeste de Islandia, con cafés, restaurantes y museos. El Museo del Patrimonio, también conocido como Museo Marítimo, alberga algunos de los edificios más antiguos del país y explora la herencia pesquera de la región a través de exposiciones atractivas. Cerca se encuentra Ósvör, una réplica de una estación pesquera islandesa del siglo XIX

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Whale Watching from Isafjordur

2,5 horas

Enjoy the breath-taking view from sea side over the unique landscapes of Iceland’s West fjords while looking out for local wildlife in its beautiful natural environment. We offer a whale watching tour from Ísafjörður town in a comfortable boat where all passengers will find a seat inside with the option of going outside to take in the view. We will take you into one of Icelands largest fjords, Ísafjarðardjúp, a stunning fjord region with its beautiful inner fjords and picturesque mountain ranges. We sail along the beautiful Snæfjallaströnd (Snow-Mountain-Coast) while looking out for whales in the water. Besides whales we might encounter seals as well as dolphins. Ísafjarðardjúp, especially the beautiful island Vigur, is known for its rich bird life. Keep your eyes out on the water as chances are high that you might spot puffins on the water. Please note: We might add 30 minutes if needed to spot whales. Minimum participation is required to run this tour and price might change if this minimum is not reached, or the tour might be cancelled.

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ATV Tour (2 persons/ATV)

2 horas

Embark on an unforgettable adventure through the stunning landscapes of Ísafjörður on an ATV (All-Terrain Vehicle), choosing either a solo or tandem ride. This thrilling experience takes you along historic gravel trails, weaving through the charming town and up into the surrounding mountains, where breathtaking views of the dramatic Westfjords await. As you ascend, take in the rugged beauty of Iceland’s untamed wilderness—towering peaks, deep fjords, and sweeping coastal vistas that showcase the region’s unique charm. Riding in a small group ensures a personal and immersive experience, allowing you to fully appreciate the natural wonders around you. This tour is the perfect blend of excitement and exploration, offering an exhilarating way to connect with Ísafjörður’s diverse landscape while feeling the rush of adventure. Whether you’re an adrenaline seeker or simply looking for a new way to experience Iceland’s raw beauty, this ATV journey promises an unforgettable ride Guests need to bring their driving license in order to drive and passengers need to be at least 16 years old. Indicated rate is per person, based on 2 guests on the ATV. Minimum participation required; tour may be cancelled or subject to price changes if not met. Limited capacity and confirmation will be on a first come, first served basis

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Holt Inn Farmers & Flavours

3,5 horas

Bær farm in Stadardalur Valley is run by young farmers who pride themselves in the sustainable farming of sheep as they roam around freely during summertime. Listen to their struggle but also why they have chosen to live in such an isolated place. Get to know the history of the valley as well, which at one point was inhabited by multiple farms and one of the first places in Iceland to be settled by the Vikings. After the walk you will have a chance to interact with the farm animals and enjoy Icelandic delicacies. We'll stop at a fishing hut with a view of the oldest mountain in Iceland. Listen to a story about the Mountain Giant lady that watches over the road. Before the tour is over you get to try some of the best tastes that Isafjordur has to offer while taking in spectacular views of the town. The tour ends by the harbour next door to your cruise ship, at Dokkan Brewery, where you will receive a voucher for a free beer. Minimum participation required; tour may be cancelled or subject to price changes if not met.

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Flowers & Fjords

3 horas

The Flowers & Fjords tour takes you on an adventurous journey through a mountain tunnel and across the Westfjords mountains to the fjords of Dýrafjörður and Önundarfjörður. Enjoy breathtaking views of spectacular landscape carved out by glaciers ages ago. Flateyri village and its surrounding area boasts of many singular experiences. Join us on a tour to this quiet place where the country’s first botanical garden was created. The view during the drive to our destination features narrow, steep passes and deep, sheltered fjords where farms and villages huddle on a narrow strip of land, bearing witness to the pioneering spirit of man. The first stop on our journey is Skrúður, Iceland’s first botanical garden founded in 1905. It was the realisation of a dream that the minister and principal at the school at Núpur had. The garden was to be used to teach the students botany, introduce them to a more vegetable-rich diet and examine which plants were able to grow in the sub-Arctic climate of the Westfjords. From Núpur we’ll continue to the village of Flateyri. The village is located on a gravel spit that was formed around shark fishing the middle of the 19th century. Here we will visit the local church to enjoy a musical performance. From the church the guide will take us on a leisurely stroll down the small main street of the village with a visit to a coffee-shop where we enjoy refreshments made locally. Next door to the café you can visit the old bookstore or enjoy the view by the harbour.

Día 11

Reikiavik

Nuestra expedición cierra el círculo al concluir en Reikiavik, donde comenzó el viaje. Con tiempo para explorar de forma independiente, puede disfrutar de la ciudad a su propio ritmo, revisitar lugares favoritos o descubrir nuevos rincones de la compacta pero atractiva capital de Islandia. Pasee por calles coloridas, cafés y paseos marítimos, empápese de la atmósfera creativa de la ciudad o simplemente reflexione sobre los paisajes árticos y los lugares remotos vividos durante la travesía. Reikiavik ofrece un final relajado y apropiado para la expedición, combinando cultura, naturaleza y la vida cotidiana al borde del Atlántico Norte