Iceland and Fjords Yacht Cruise 2026

• Arrive at Keflavík International Airport (KEF) and transfer seamlessly to your luxurious local hotel in Reykjavik.

Accommodations: Luxury hotel in Reykjavík

• Start your Iceland experience with complimentary private Lagoon Access for a local morning adventure.

• Local lunch in Reykjavik.

• Afternoon at leisure with optional tours for an additional cost.

• Enjoy an exclusive members-only Welcome Cocktail Reception, where you can connect with fellow travelers, relax, and toast to the incredible journey ahead.

Accommodations: Luxury hotel in Reykjavík

Meals included: Breakfast, lunch, and pre-dinner canapés and cocktails

• Enjoy a relaxing breakfast and a leisurely morning at our host hotel before embarking on the Scenic Eclipse I

Accommodations: Scenic Eclipse I

Meals included: Breakfast and dinner

• Weather permitting, today we visit the jewel of the Westfjords: Dynjandi waterfall. Feel the freezing mist on your face as you admire the cascading bridal veil falls and discover why it was nicknamed “the thunder.” Tumbling down seven tiers over 300 feet, it is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the country.

Accommodations: Scenic Eclipse I

Meals included: All meals aboard the Scenic Eclipse I

• Grímsey is a small island north of the Icelandic mainland, home to only 100 people and one million seabirds. Nesting on the high cliffs that surround the whole island, the chatter of seabirds here is constant, especially during the 24 hours of sunshine in summer. This green, grassy outcrop straddles the Arctic Circle, making it one of the few places on earth where you can cross over the Arctic Circle on foot—truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

• Scenic Eclipse I will depart this afternoon and sail across the Arctic Circle, bound for Húsavik.

Accommodations: Scenic Eclipse I

Meals included: All meals aboard the Scenic Eclipse I

• Nestled on the edge of Shaky Bay, Húsavík dates back to the very foundation of Iceland in 860. Colorful houses and stunning peaks across the bay make it one of the prettiest fishing villages in the northeast, surrounded by incredible natural wonders.

• From the thundering beauty of Goðafoss waterfall to the serene landscapes of Lake Mývatn and the dramatic cliffs of Ásbyrgi Canyon, this region promises unforgettable experiences. It’s known as the Whale Capital of Iceland with various species regularly spotted in the deep blue water.

Accommodations: Scenic Eclipse I

Meals included: All meals aboard the Scenic Eclipse I

• In a country with an abundance of natural drama, Seyðisfjörður may steal the show. Set at the mouth of a beautiful fjord, this is East Iceland’s heart of culture, heritage, and hospitality. The center of town is known for 19th-century timber houses perched on the side of the lagoon, built by fisherfolk when the region was booming.

• There’s plenty of culture to take in with the small-town country charm, complemented by plentiful wildlife, including reindeer and porpoises drawn by the verdant setting of cascading waterfalls and snow-capped mountains.

Accommodations: Scenic Eclipse I

Meals included: All meals aboard the Scenic Eclipse I

• Relax on your private veranda this morning as the Scenic Eclipse I sails out through the majestic Djupini Channel, known for its dramatic cliffs rising up to 3,280 feet above sea level.

• This afternoon you’ll arrive at Tórshavn. Named after the Norse god Thor, this is one of the world’s smallest capital cities in one of Europe’s least traveled destinations. The Faroe Islands offer a captivating blend of Scandinavian culture and breathtaking natural beauty. Wander down cobbled alleyways between colorful buildings with grassy rooftops and imagine life in Viking times. Towering cliffs, craggy fjords, and powerful waterfalls create a breathtaking landscape.

Accommodations: Scenic Eclipse I

Meals included: All meals aboard the Scenic Eclipse I

• Founded approximately 1,000 years ago, Kirkwall is the capital of the Orkney Islands, just off the northern tip of the Scottish mainland. Viking spirit still runs through the town, centered around the grand St. Magnus Cathedral, a masterpiece of medieval architecture.

• Wander the charming streets lined with quaint shops and cozy cafes, and soak up the early summer sunshine in Tankerness House Gardens. Dive into Orkney's rich heritage at the Orkney Museum or go all the way back to prehistoric times at the world-famous Neolithic sites of Skara Brae and the Ring of Brodgar.

Accommodations: Scenic Eclipse I

Meals included: All meals aboard the Scenic Eclipse I

• Turning north again, you’ll reach Fair Isle this morning, the most southerly of the Shetlands. This tiny jewel is owned by the National Trust of Scotland and is home to just 60 people. It’s rich in natural beauty and famous for its birdlife, shipwrecks, and eponymous knitwear.

• Enjoy kayaking excursions along the coastline or embark on scenic walks, immersing yourself in the stunning landscape and abundant seabirds. Learn about local history at the small museum, visit the two lighthouses or watch a local artisan at work producing genuine Fair Isle knits.

Accommodations: Scenic Eclipse I

Meals included: All meals aboard the Scenic Eclipse I

• The most northerly point of the British Isles, the Shetland Islands sit almost 125 miles off the north coast of mainland Scotland. Lerwick is the island group’s only town and has a charming waterfront lined with sandstone buildings dating back to the 18th century. This is the place where Norse heritage meets Scottish charm. Listen for the sound of traditional Shetland music as you walk through the twisting lanes and bustling market square of this charming harbor town.

Accommodations: Scenic Eclipse I

Meals included: All meals aboard the Scenic Eclipse I

• Today you’ll cruise through Sognefjord, the largest fjord in Norway, known as the King of the Fjords. Take in the fjord's majestic beauty, with dramatic cliffs, emerald waters, and charming villages nestled along the shores. At its deepest, Sognefjord is more than 4,000 feet deep,flanked by steep mountains on either side. You’ll enjoy views from the Observation Terrace and breathe in the fresh fjord air as you sit back in one of the cabanas.

• You’ll arrive in the village of Flam this evening and Scenic Eclipse I will stay here overnight.

Accommodations: Scenic Eclipse I

Meals included: All meals aboard the Scenic Eclipse I

• Nestled at the heart of Sognefjord surrounded by steep mountains, the tiny village of Flam is one of Norway’s most popular destinations. Here you can take one of the world’s most spectacular railway journeys, the 12.4-mile Flam Railway, offering unobstructed views of the valley as it winds gently through the peaks towards the town center.

• Depart after lunch for an awe-inspiring scenic cruise through the majestic Nærøyfjord. This UNESCO World Heritage site is a beautiful arm of Sognefjord, with breathtaking towering cliffs and cascading waterfalls. Later, be immersed in the charming village of Gudvangen.

Accommodations: Scenic Eclipse I

Meals included: All meals aboard the Scenic Eclipse I

• Your unforgettable journey finishes today in Bergen. This Hanseatic fishing port dates back to the 12th century and is now Norway’s second-largest city. Surrounded by seven hills and with colorful houses lining the harbor, it’s considered one of the prettiest cities in the country.

Meals included: Breakfast