13 nights · 30. May - 12. June 2027 · Glasgow, Schottland → Longyearbyen, Spitsbergen
This 13-night season opener sets a course from Scotland's west coast all the way to High Arctic Spitsbergen. From Glasgow (Greenock) the route passes the Hebridean island of Iona and the Shetland island of Mousa heading north towards the Norwegian coast. Along the Lofoten and via Tromsø the proximity to the ice grows noticeably before the crossing to Bear Island and Spitsbergen. Aboard Le Lyrial, an ice-strengthened premium vessel for 184 guests, the naturalist team accompanies Zodiac landings at bird colonies, Viking islands and the glacier fronts of Spitsbergen.
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Brønnøysund is a port town on the Helgeland coast of central Norway, situated between the Arctic Circle and Trondheim …
On the island of Moskenesøya at the southern end of the Norwegian Lofoten, this fishing village with its red rorbu cabins by the waterside before jagged granite peaks ranks among Norway's most photographed scenes …
Tromsø, the "Paris of the North", lies 350 km north of the Arctic Circle …
In southern Svalbard, Hornsund cuts deep into the Sørkapp peninsula and is considered the archipelago's most scenically spectacular fjord …
Bellsund is a branching fjord system on the west coast of Spitsbergen reaching deep into the island and serving as a key whaling station in the 17th century …
Longyearbyen on Svalbard is the world's northernmost town with a permanent civilian population (78° N) …
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