Europe – Arctic North Cruising
Venture into the breathtaking Arctic North, where dramatic landscapes, remote shores, and pristine wilderness await. Cruise through the spectacular fjords of Norway, then sail towards the otherworldly beauty of Iceland and Greenland, shaped by glaciers, volcanoes, and the power of the Arctic Ocean. Discover charming coastal settlements, fascinating Nordic cultures, and landscapes unlike anywhere else. From Iceland’s volcanic wonders to Greenland’s majestic icebergs, experience the far north at its most extraordinary.
A gateway to Greenland’s vast Arctic wilderness, Kangerlussuaq is known for dramatic tundra landscapes, glaciers, and abundant wildlife. Located near the Greenland Ice Sheet, it offers a spectacular introduction to the remote beauty of the Arctic.
Narsarsuaq Surrounded by fjords, mountains, and lush valleys, Narsarsuaq provides a scenic gateway to southern Greenland. It is an ideal starting point for discovering Viking history, glacial landscapes, and the region’s striking natural beauty.
Nuuk Greenland’s vibrant capital blends Arctic traditions with contemporary culture. Cruise visitors can explore colourful waterfronts, local museums, Inuit heritage, and spectacular fjord landscapes, making Nuuk a fascinating introduction to modern Greenland.
Longyearbyen The world’s northernmost settlement of its size, Longyearbyen is the principal gateway to Svalbard’s extraordinary Arctic wilderness. Surrounded by glaciers, mountains, and vast polar landscapes, it offers a true expedition-style cruise experience.
Spitsbergen The largest island in the Svalbard archipelago, Spitsbergen is a land of dramatic glaciers, rugged mountains, and Arctic wildlife. Cruising its remote coastline offers opportunities to experience pristine wilderness and, with favourable conditions, encounter walruses, seabirds, seals, and polar bears.
Reykjavík Iceland’s colourful capital is a popular gateway to the dramatic landscapes of the North Atlantic. From Reykjavík, cruise guests can discover volcanic scenery, geothermal wonders, waterfalls, glaciers, and Icelandic culture before or after their voyage.
Norway
Bergen, Norway’s second-largest city and "Gateway to the Fjords," boasts charming 18th-century architecture and rich cultural heritage as the birthplace of virtuoso Ole Bull and pianist Edvard Grieg, making it Norway’s cultural capital.
Tromsø, – Known as the Gateway to the Arctic, Tromsø offers spectacular fjords, snow-capped mountains, and authentic Arctic experiences. Explore vibrant Nordic culture and, depending on the season, witness the magical Northern Lights or Midnight Sun.
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