Explore The Wild Beauty: Scotland, Faroe Islands & Iceland

Day 1 - Glasgow

Glasgow, Scotland: Begin your expedition holiday in Scotland's largest city, Glasgow. The city is brimming with historic landmarks and boasts a vibrant culture. Its distinct architecture—melding classic 19th-century designs with modern early 20th-century styles dubbed 'Glasgow Style'—is a visual treat. With its checkerboard layout, Glasgow is easy to navigate, and you'll find lively street entertainment around every corner.

Day 2 - Belfast

Belfast, Northern Ireland: Before settlers arrived in the 1600s, Belfast was a small village known as Béal Feirste, belonging to Ulster's ancient O'Neill clan. Under the Plantation period, Belfast expanded dramatically and became an industrial boomtown, famed for linen and shipbuilding, including the construction of the infamous Titanic. Today, Belfast is a city reborn, benefiting from gentrification, new arts venues, and increased tourism. Major public edifices have been restored, welcoming visitors to a city once known for conflict but now on a quest for a new identity.

Day 3 - Loch Linnhe and Fort William

Loch Linnhe, Scotland / Fort William, Scotland: Explore the serene waters of Loch Linnhe before arriving at Fort William, nestled at the foot of Ben Nevis, the UK's tallest peak. Known as the 'Outdoor Capital of the UK,' it offers stunning landscapes and various outdoor activities, from hiking to mountain biking.

Day 4 - Stornoway

Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, Scotland: Stornoway is the cultural heart of the Outer Hebrides and offers a mix of historic sites such as the Calanais Standing Stones and wildlife-rich areas. The town itself has many good restaurants and serves as an arts hub with its An Lanntair Centre for contemporary and traditional art. Explore historic black houses and enjoy musical events that capture the spirit of the island.

Day 5 - Suduroy

Suduroy, Faroe Islands: Suduroy, the southernmost of the Faroe Islands, is known for its dramatic cliffs and serene landscapes. Experience traditional Faroese culture and explore the picturesque towns and natural beauty that define this secluded island.

Day 6 - Streymnes

Streymnes, Streymoy, Faroe Islands: Nestled on the island of Streymoy, Streymnes offers visitors a chance to interact with wonderful local culture and landscape. Experience the charming Faroese village life and explore the lush, rugged terrain.

Day 7 - Djúpivogur

Djúpivogur, Iceland: Surrounded by stunning volcanic scenery, Djúpivogur is a town that embraces a slower pace of life as part of the 'Cittaslow' movement. Relax and enjoy the breathtaking natural beauty, folklore, cuisine, and uniquely peaceful atmosphere in this Icelandic jewel.

Day 8 - Heimaey Island

Heimaey Island, Iceland: Walk the idyllic, volcanic streets of Heimaey, an island with a history of overcoming nature's challenges due to its volcanic eruption in 1973. Discover the incredible landscapes sculpted by volcanic activity and explore this testament to natural resilience.

Day 9 - Reykjavík

Reykjavík, Iceland: As Iceland's nerve centre, Reykjavík is vibrant and sprawling, offering lush green spaces alongside colourful urban architecture. Enjoy modern conveniences in the city known for innovative public spaces and rich history stemming from its Viking roots and natural geothermal resources.

Day 10 - Reykjavík

Reykjavík, Iceland: Continue your exploration of Reykjavík, taking advantage of the city's modern arts and museum offerings with a Reykjavík City Card. Immerse yourself further in the Icelandic culture while enjoying natural and urban beauty before concluding your journey.