Expedition to Iceland: Hamburg to Reykjavík via Scotland's Northern Isles
A 13-day Hamburg-to-Reykjavík sailing, via Norway's Lysefjord, Shetland, the Faroese village of Eysturoy and Iceland's quieter eastern approach, with whale-watching at Húsavík, eider ducks on the small island of Vigur, and the Snæfellsnes peninsula, before Heimaey and Reykjavík.
- Operated by: HX Expeditions
- Ship: MS Fridtjof Nansen
- Length: 12 nights
- Regions: Norway, British Isles, Iceland, Faroe Islands
- Wildlife: Whale-watching at Húsavík and eider ducks on Vigur, sailing Iceland’s least-visited east coast
- From: $10,254 per person
- Season: 2028
- Next departures: 2028-05-12
- Route: Hamburg → Lysefjord → Shetland Islands → Faroe Islands (Tórshavn) → Eysturoy → Iceland (east coast) → Húsavík → Vigur → Snæfellsnes Peninsula → Heimaey → Reykjavík
The ship
- MS Fridtjof Nansen: 490 guests, built 2020
Departures
- 2028-05-12: $10,254
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