沿维京航线从加拿大到冰岛的奢华邮轮之旅

哈利法克斯→雷克雅未克

18.05.26 - 29.05.26

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港口8

国家4

晚11

从加拿大出发，乘坐奢华邮轮前往冰岛，旅程从充满活力的港口城市哈利法克斯（新斯科舍省）启航。此次迷人的航程横越北大西洋，自哈利法克斯出发，途经圣约翰斯（纽芬兰）、令人着迷的格陵兰海岸多处风景点，最终抵达冰岛现代化首都雷克雅未克。

仅含邮轮

适合希望一切无忧、事事周到的旅客

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当您横跨拉布拉多海时，会遇到众多引人入胜的目的地。在距离纽芬兰海岸不远的圣皮埃尔，探访这片宛如法国腹地的风情，感受其延续的法式遗产。随后，领略北美最古老城市圣约翰斯多彩的海事历史。在卡西亚尔苏克（Qassiarsuk）揭开格陵兰迷人历史，那里维京定居者的遗产在广阔的峡湾中栩栩如生。在附近的纳尔萨克，欣赏被白雪点缀群峰环抱的郁郁葱葱平原，了解当地的养羊传统与因纽特人文化。尽享卡卡托克（Qaqortoq）殖民地建筑与充满活力的因纽特文化。最后，沉浸于雷克雅未克的动感魅力。整个旅程将提供丰富的活动。在海上航行日于观景甲板上静观海天一色、在船上讲座中汲取专家见解，或参加摄影工作坊尽情挥洒艺术灵感。每一站的岸上观光与文化探索都将为您揭示该地区充满活力的历史与自然之美。

第8天

第8天。卡西亚尔苏克，布拉塔利德

卡西亚尔苏克的布拉塔利德（Brattahlíð）诺斯遗址由维京探险家赤发埃里克（Erik the Red）所建，吸引游客前来探索这一位于图努利亚菲克峡湾的格陵兰村落。埃里克在10世纪建立的庄园曾发展为约5,000人的维京聚落，一度为格陵兰最大定居地。诺斯人的遗迹散布于景观之中，并耸立着赤发埃里克的雕像。卡西亚尔苏克在冰盖边缘展现了诺斯与格陵兰农耕的亚北极混合景观，属于联合国教科文组织列入名录的库贾塔（Kujataa，格陵兰）文化景观。

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Farm visit and traditionaql kaffemik at Illunnguujuk

1小时 15分钟

This experience brings you to Illunnguujuk Farm in the small settlement of Qassiarsuk. Ellen and her family live in this idyllic setting with their sheep, and they have occupied this valley for many generations. Ellen’s husband is the grandson of the Greenlandic pioneer Otto Frederiksen, who was the first to establish sheep farming as a main occupation in Greenland in 1924. Ellen’s aunt has written a book about the hunter’s life, and she also makes products from her sheep’s wool. It takes around 15 minutes to walk to the farm, where Ellen will welcome you into her home. She will invite you to a typical Kaffemik, a gathering where stories are shared over coffee and homemade cakes. Enjoy a relaxing moment at Ellen’s home, meet her family, and ask as many questions as you wish about life in Greenland and the local sheep-farming culture (her specialty!). After the farm visit, you will walk the 15 minutes back to the pier.

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Qassiarsuk UNESCO Site visit

1小时

Explore Erik the Red’s homestead in Qassiarsuk, Greenland, a thousand-year-old Norse settlement founded after his exile from Iceland, offering reconstructions that immerse visitors in Viking daily life amid a harsh yet fertile fjord landscape. Walk among ruins evoking the resilience of early settlers who cultivated the land and built a community in isolation. This cultural landmark connects modern travelers to tales of exploration, survival, and the foundational chapter of Greenland’s human history.