Day 1 - Hamburg, Germany

Hamburg, Germany: Hamburg, Germany’s second-largest city, boasts a rich history dating back to Charlemagne. This bustling port city is steeped in art and culture, offering an array of shopping facilities, Baroque architecture, and stunning waterfront views. From the renowned fish market to its diverse art galleries and museums, alongside charming parks including a botanical garden, Hamburg caters to diverse interests. Fans of the 'Swinging Sixties' may find themselves drawn to Grosse Freiheit, an area where The Beatles first graced a stage in local clubs before achieving international acclaim.

Day 2 - At Sea

Sail through the North Sea and enjoy the ship's amenities and entertainment as you make your way towards the Norwegian fjords.

Day 3 - Lysefjord, Norway

Lysefjord, Norway: Experience the breathtaking natural beauty of Lysefjord, renowned for its dramatic cliffs and stunning views. This secluded fjord offers an unparalleled opportunity for outdoor exploration, from hiking trails leading to awe-inspiring vistas to tranquil boat tours amidst its tranquil waters.

Day 4 - Lerwick, Shetland Islands, Scotland

Lerwick, Shetland Islands, Scotland: Founded by Dutch fishermen in the 17th century, Lerwick stands today as an energetic town and administrative hub. The handsome stone buildings, called lodberries, line the harbour serving as historical trading posts for goods, lawful or otherwise. The town's narrow flagstone lanes and bustling harbour reflect its active port status, welcoming visitors who wish to explore Shetland's vibrant culture and history.

Day 5 - Thorshavn, Faroe Islands

Thorshavn, Faroe Islands: Situated over 600 miles from Denmark’s coast, the Faroe Islands form a triangle of eighteen intriguing islands. Thorshavn, the capital, is one of the smallest in the world and offers a glimpse into a well-preserved medieval past with the largest island, Streymoy, characterised by sheer cliffs and cascading waterfalls. Visitors can explore ancient structures, interesting museums, historical churches, and lively monuments that offer both modern amenities and historical charm. Fields with grazing animals, quaint villages with half-timbered houses topped with vibrant grass roofs, and magnificent rock formations add to Thorshavn's allure. The island's marine cliffs are a haven for migratory birds, offering a natural spectacle with each season.

Day 6 - At Sea

Continue to enjoy the ship's luxurious facilities as you voyage towards the vibrant city of Reykjavík, the final destination of your holiday.

Day 7 - Reykjavík, Iceland

Reykjavík, Iceland: Reykjavík, the vibrant capital city and the heart of Iceland, commands attention with stunning views of Mt. Esja and colourful concrete houses adorned with red, blue, and green rooftops. Despite Iceland's almost barren landscape, the city is graced with tall native and imported trees. Reykjavík’s name, derived from 'reykur' meaning smoke and 'vík' meaning bay, originates from the misty plumes produced by nearby hot springs, which today efficiently heat the city's buildings with minimal environmental impact. Explore Reykjavik’s cultural treasures through the Reykjavík City Card, offering unlimited bus usage and access to the city's pools, parks, and museums, ensuring a practical and enriching experience.