7 nights · 3. June - 10. June 2027 · Reykjavík → Reykjavík
Seven nights as a round trip from Reykjavík bring Iceland's geological duality of fire and ice on board Le Bellot, in partnership with Smithsonian Journeys. The route runs to the Vestmannaeyjar, the Snæfellsnes peninsula, across the Arctic Circle to Grímsey, to Eyjafjörður with Akureyri and into the Westfjords around Ísafjörður. Smithsonian experts accompany the journey with talks on geology, saga literature and whale biology. The marina platform, 16 Zodiacs and the Blue Eye lounge in the bow open up land, coast and water.
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The world's northernmost capital is the starting point for Iceland's wonders: geysers, volcanoes, glaciers and northern lights …
Heimaey is the only inhabited island of the Westman Islands off Iceland's south coast …
On Iceland's western Snæfellsnes Peninsula lies Grundarfjörður at the foot of the famous Kirkjufell mountain …
Grimsey is a small Icelandic island north of the mainland and the only part of Iceland touching the Arctic Circle …
Akureyri is the largest town in northern Iceland with about 19,000 inhabitants, set at the head of the long Eyjafjordur …
In Iceland's remote Westfjords lies Ísafjörður as the region's largest town with just under 3,000 inhabitants on a narrow sand peninsula …
The world's northernmost capital is the starting point for Iceland's wonders: geysers, volcanoes, glaciers and northern lights …
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