Day 1: Arrival in Reykjavík, Western Iceland, (hotel night) Our expedition begins in Reykjavík, a city that’s both authentically Icelandic and effortlessly cosmopolitan. Explore its lively streets, visit Hallgrímskirkja, discover local museums and galleries, or join locals in a geothermal pool —the true social heart of the city. Day 2: Welcome Aboard! Enjoy a leisurely morning beforeboarding the Sea Spirit in theafternoon. From this moment on,roads are no longer needed, and webegin our journey off the beatenpath to discover Iceland’s manywonders. Day 3: Snæfellsnes Peninsula, Western Iceland Often called “Iceland in Miniature,” the Snæfellsnes Peninsula captures all the island’s magic in one place —dramatic cliffs, black-sand beaches, lava fields, glaciers, and volcanic craters. We’ll pass waterfalls and the famous Kirkjufell Mountain, known to Gameof Thrones fans as the “Arrowhead Mountain,” with every view revealing a touch of Iceland’s mystical soul. Day 4: Dynjandi Waterfall —Suðureyri—Western Iceland We explore Iceland’s remote Westfjords, the island’s oldest and most untouched region. A Zodiac landing brings us to Dynjandi—the “Thunderous” waterfall —a 100-meter cascade spilling over basalt steps like a giant wedding cake. Later, we visit Suðureyri, a charming fishing village where we can enjoy authentic local flavors. Day 5: Siglufjörður and Grímsey Island — Northern Iceland Known as the “Herring Capital of the World” in its heyday, Siglufjörðuris rich in maritime history and local character. We’ll visit the award-winning Herring Era Museum, taste fresh herring with Brennivín, and stop by Frida’s famous chocolate shop and the local brewery. This afternoon, we take Zodiacs north to GrímseyIsland, which lies directly across the Arctic Circle. Here, steep cliffs teem with thousands of seabirds, emerald meadows stretch across the island, and a small 19th-century driftwood church stands as a unique Arctic landmark. Day 6: Akureyri — Lake Mývatn, Northern Iceland Surrounded by snowcapped peaks and the deep blue Eyjafjörður, Akureyriis the vibrant heart of the north. From here we head to the volcanic landscapes of Lake Mývatn—steaming vents, lava fields, and surreal scenery. We visit Goðafoss, the “Waterfall of the Gods,” and continue to Dettifoss, Europe’s most powerful waterfall, an unforgettable force of nature. Day 7: Seyðisfjörður, Eastern Iceland Sailing along Iceland’s rugged eastern coast, we arrive in Seyðisfjörður—a hidden gem nestled among waterfalls and misty mountains. Its colorful wooden houses, built by XIX-century Norwegian traders, line the peaceful harbor, their reflections shimmering in the still fjord waters. Later, we visit Lake Urriðavatnto soak in a geothermal pool with sweeping views of the lake and surrounding peaks. As warm thermal waters meet the crisp mountain air, you’ll feel a close connection with Iceland’s raw and untouched beauty. Day 8: Djúpivogur, Eastern Iceland We anchor near the peaceful fishing village of Djúpivogur, surrounded by rugged cliffs and calm fjords. A guided walk takes us along black-sand beaches and quiet lagoons, where puffins, Arctic terns, and other seabirds can be spotted.We explore small islands linked by natural sandbars, visit a traditional birdwatching hut, and enjoy the gentle rhythm of village life —a perfect way to experience Iceland’s serene coastal beauty. Day 9: Vestmannaeyjar Archipelago, Southern Iceland The volcanic Westman Islands are among Earth’s youngest landscapes, shaped by recent eruptions, dramatic cliffs, and thriving seabird colonies. On Heimaey, we see the impact of the 1973 Eldfelleruption, which buried part of the town in ash, and explore the EldheimarMuseum, where interactive exhibits bring this event to life. Day 10: Reykjavík —Disembarkation Our expedition ends in Reykjavík, but Iceland’s fire-and-ice spirit lingers. Spend the morning exploring the city’s galleries, shops, and cafés, or relax in a geothermal spa. Its vivid colors and dramatic landscapes make for a memorable farewell. Optional Pre-Cruise Land Program: Discover the dramatic beauty of Iceland on an immersive pre-cruise land programme from June 1–2, and explore the island’s must-see attractions. Your journey begins with an overnight stay in Reykjavík on May 31, giving you time to relax and prepare before the programme begins the following day. Journey along the legendary Golden Circle, where thundering waterfalls, and erupting geysers reveal the incredible forces that formed the island. Explore the icy wilderness of Langjökull Glacier by monster truck, and taste some of the cleanest water on Earth directly from the glacier. Continue along the Reykjanes Peninsula, where steaming geothermal areas, lava fields, and landscapes shaped by mineral deposits await. Soak in the mineral-rich Blue Lagoon and immerse yourself in this unique, otherworldly spa experience before stepping into Iceland’s Viking past at the fascinating Viking World museum. Enjoy authentic local cuisine, including the finest Icelandic salmon and traditional pastries throughout the journey. This two-day program is the ultimate addition to your Iceland cruise, giving you the full Iceland experience by land and sea! Contact us for price and full details!