Day 1 - Hamburg

Hamburg, Germany: Hamburg, Germany’s second-largest city, boasts a rich history dating back to Charlemagne. This lively port city is renowned for its art, culture, extensive shopping options, impressive Baroque architecture, and stunning waterfront views. Visitors can explore its famous fish market, numerous art galleries, and museums, or take a leisurely stroll through the picturesque parks, including a captivating botanical garden. Music enthusiasts may be drawn to the Grosse Freiheit area, where The Beatles gave their first performances during the Swinging Sixties before achieving global fame.

Day 2 - At Sea

At Sea: A day to relax and enjoy the facilities on board the ship, taking in the expansive sea views and perhaps engaging in onboard activities or simply unwinding with a good book.

Day 3 - Lysefjord

Lysefjord, Norway: A stunning inlet known for its breathtaking natural beauty, Lysefjord offers towering cliffs and the iconic Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock). Visitors can enjoy scenic hikes or a boat tour to appreciate the majestic fjord landscapes and connect with nature in this spectacular setting.

Day 4 - Lerwick

Lerwick, Shetland Islands, Scotland: Lerwick, originally founded by Dutch fishermen in the 17th century, is now a bustling town and administrative hub. Its charming stone buildings, or 'lodberries,' line the harbour, and the town's twisting lanes reflect its rich history. As a vibrant port, Lerwick welcomes visitors who can explore its unique heritage and beauty.

Day 5 - Thorshavn

Thorshavn, Faroe Islands: Nestled on the largest of the Faroe Islands, Thorshavn is one of the world’s smallest capitals, offering a fascinating blend of history and modernity. The island's medieval heritage is evident in the ancient structures found in the picturesque villages. The rugged landscapes, including cliffs and waterfalls, provide a stunning backdrop, while the lively town offers interesting museums and thriving harbours.

Day 6 - At Sea

At Sea: Another day at sea offers the opportunity to enjoy onboard activities, dine at the ship's various restaurants or simply bask in the tranquillity of the open ocean.

Day 7 - Reykjavík

Reykjavík, Iceland: Reykjavík, Iceland's vibrant capital, is a colourful city enriched with history and modern charm. Surrounded by majestic mountains, its colourful houses and geothermal energy create a unique and inviting environment. A Reykjavík City Card offers guests unlimited access to the city’s cultural attractions, facilitating an immersive experience in this dynamic city.

Day 8 - Grundarfjørdur

Grundarfjørdur, Iceland: Rightly known for its stunning natural scenery, Grundarfjørdur captivates visitors with its iconic Kirkjufell mountain and captivating landscapes. This picturesque town offers opportunities to experience Icelandic culture and enjoy outdoor activities against a striking backdrop.

Day 9 - Isafjørdur

Isafjørdur, Iceland: Isafjørdur, surrounded by majestic cliffs and fjord waters, is a surprisingly modern and lively town. It serves as a gateway to explore Iceland's extraordinary wilderness, offering skiing, hiking, and watersports. The local cafés and restaurants add to the charm of this well-preserved, beautiful town.

Day 10 - Akureyri

Akureyri, Iceland: Known as the Capital of the North, Akureyri is Iceland’s second-largest urban area and offers a vibrant atmosphere. Enclosed by mountains and featuring late 19th-century architecture, it provides an interesting combination of history and modern influence. The town’s surroundings include striking rhyolite mountains and beautiful natural landscapes.

Day 11 - Husavik

Husavik, Iceland: Husavik, nestled at the base of Huskivikurfjall mountain, is renowned for its whale watching excursions. As the oldest settlement in Iceland, this charming town offers visitors fascinating historical insights and opportunities to explore its vibrant natural surroundings, including lake Botnsvatn.

Day 12 - Bakkagerði

Bakkagerði, Iceland: Known for its mystical lore, Bakkagerði is reputed as the home of Iceland's elves and enchanting nature. Visitors to this serene village can explore magical landscapes and unique geological formations, surrounded by folklore and breathtaking scenery.

Day 13 - Heimaey Island

Heimaey Island, Iceland: Strolling through Heimaey’s streets, it’s astonishing to imagine the island's resilience following a volcanic eruption over 40 years ago. The heroic efforts of locals preserved its lifeline harbour, today standing amidst dramatic volcanic rock formations—a testament to Iceland’s fiercely beautiful landscapes.

Day 14 - Reykjavík

Reykjavík, Iceland: Revisiting Iceland's capital, Reykjavík again offers its myriad attractions and scenic beauty. Whether exploring its rich cultural sites or enjoying the geothermal wonders and vibrant city life, this revisit allows for a deeper appreciation of the island's distinct character.