Baltics & Northern Europe
Barcelona
Oslo
FARES FROM
$30,000 per guest *depart
Jun 8, 2028
arrive
Jul 23, 2028
45 NIGHTS
ABOARD9 countries29 ports
Our epic odyssey departs from the Spanish capital of Barcelona, calling first at the 3,000-year-old city of Cádiz. We then arrive in Portugal, to explore the colorful capital of Lisbon, then raise a glass to Porto’s eponymous wine. Back in Spain, wander the historic streets of A Coruña and soak up Gijon’s seaside charm. The oenophile-approved French city of Bordeaux comes next, followed by the British maritime hub of Portsmouth, and Zeebrugge, gateway to Belgium's Golden Age gems. In bonnie Scotland, highlights include the fairytale city of Edinburgh and the dramatic coastlines of Lerwick. Sailing through the glacier-edged waters of Norway’s Nordfjord, we come to Honningsvåg, where the North Cape (Nordkapp) teems with puffins and cormorants; Hammerfest, land of the midnight sun; and Tromsø, gateway to the Arctic. Craggy coastlines, picturesque ports, and the world’s northernmost capital city await in Iceland, before we reach Greenland’s creative capital, Nuuk. Majestic wildlife greets us at Paamiut, and Norse culture abounds at Qaqortoq. Sailing through the Prince Christian Sound brings us to Tórshavn on the Faroe Islands, before we return to Lerwick. We then call at the charming Norwegian ports of Stavanger and Mandal, completing our journey with two days in Oslo, the Nordic capital of cool.
Itinerary
Past, present, and future converge in the Catalan capital – a place steeped in centuries of history but with a palpably youthful spirit. From the Roman ruins and maze-like medieval streets of the Gothic Quarter to the wonderfully whimsical architecture of Antoni Gaudí, and the Modernist masterpieces of the Picasso Museum and Fundació Joan Miró, there are treasures old and new at every turn. The city's dining scene is an attraction unto itself: keep it low key with plates of paella and jugs of sangria by the seafront, snack on jamón ibérico and fried seafood in the street markets, or indulge in Michelin-starred tasting menus.
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Day at sea
jun 09, 2028
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Cadiz, Spain
jun 10, 2028
7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
13 EXCURSIONS
Uncover the magic of Cadiz, one of Europe's oldest cities where the sea and heritage come together in perfect harmony. Tracing its roots back to the Phoenicians, this thriving cosmopolitan city seamlessly blends old-world charm with contemporary sophistication. Take a leisurely stroll through its cobbled streets and marvel at the stunning Moorish castles, magnificent ancient ruins, and quaint pastel homes. Indulge in the flavors of its renowned Andalusian cuisine, featuring fresh seafood and local wines, and take in the impressive sea views of this captivating city.
there are 13 optional shore excursions at this port
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Lisbon, Portugal
jun 11, 2028
arrival 1:00 PM
Overnight
12 EXCURSIONS
From Moorish walls and Manueline carvings to elaborate azulejo tiles and Gothic arches – the traces of Lisbon's rich history can be seen and felt simply by wandering its storied (and rather hilly) streets. But Europe's second-oldest city is also one of its most cosmopolitan, and amid historic landmarks like Jerónimos Monastery and São Jorge Castle, you'll find chic rooftop bars with views across red terracotta rooftops and the sparkling Tagus river, design-led concept stores selling artisanal souvenirs, and stylish restaurants serving up inventive takes on local ingredients.
there are 12 optional shore excursions at this port
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Lisbon, Portugal
jun 12, 2028
departure 6:00 PM
14 EXCURSIONS
From Moorish walls and Manueline carvings to elaborate azulejo tiles and Gothic arches – the traces of Lisbon's rich history can be seen and felt simply by wandering its storied (and rather hilly) streets. But Europe's second-oldest city is also one of its most cosmopolitan, and amid historic landmarks like Jerónimos Monastery and São Jorge Castle, you'll find chic rooftop bars with views across red terracotta rooftops and the sparkling Tagus river, design-led concept stores selling artisanal souvenirs, and stylish restaurants serving up inventive takes on local ingredients.
there are 14 optional shore excursions at this port
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Oporto (Leixões), Portugal
jun 13, 2028
8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
11 EXCURSIONS
This picturesque city is popular for its colorful tile-decorated buildings, its many hills and the iconic bridges by the Douro River. For an authentic Portuguese experience, go to the Ribeira neighborhood and cross the Dom Luis I bridge to watch the magical sunset among the locals.
there are 11 optional shore excursions at this port
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La Coruna, Spain
jun 14, 2028
9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
4 EXCURSIONS
Legend holds that Hercules founded this city of Romanesque squares and medieval churches, and indeed, its Tower of Hercules is one of La Coruña's most enduring symbols. Steeped in beauty, the city is renowned for its gardens, including the Jardines de Méndez Núñez, located in the center of the Pescaderia, and the Jardine de San Carlos in the Old City. Visit the Museo Arqueologico e Historico for exceptional views, and see the elaborately carved door on the church of Calle de Santa Maria.
there are 4 optional shore excursions at this port
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Gijon, Spain
jun 15, 2028
7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Gijon's industrial roots run deep but Asturias's biggest city has had an impressive makeover. This lively beach resort is the place for a seafront stroll, or for a cycle around the open-air sculptures, including the Elogio del Horizonte. In the old fisherman's quarter of Cimadevilla, take in palaces and Roman baths, and stop and sample Asturian cider. For deeper scrutiny of the past, take the 30-minute drive to medieval Oviedo to see the Museum of Fine Arts, which displays works by Goya and El Greco, and the cathedral – it's said the shroud held within its walls once covered Christ's head.
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Bordeaux, France
jun 16, 2028
arrival 3:15 PM
Overnight
14 EXCURSIONS
Known as the Port of the Moon for the graceful curve of its harbor, the UNESCO-listed city of Bordeaux showcases some of the finest culture, cuisine, and architecture of southwest France. Surrounded by prestigious vineyards – including Médoc, Saint-Émilion, and Sauternes – the city is a paradise for oenophiles. Learn about the history of wine at La Cité du Vin, a state-of-the-art museum that's appropriately shaped like a wine decanter, before setting off to the vineyards for an afternoon of wine tasting. Or, simply amble around the city, strolling along the River Garonne, admiring the gothic spires of Cathédrale St-André, and stopping for oysters and a glass of wine at the Marché des Capucins.
there are 14 optional shore excursions at this port
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Bordeaux, France
jun 17, 2028
Overnight
14 EXCURSIONS
Known as the Port of the Moon for the graceful curve of its harbor, the UNESCO-listed city of Bordeaux showcases some of the finest culture, cuisine, and architecture of southwest France. Surrounded by prestigious vineyards – including Médoc, Saint-Émilion, and Sauternes – the city is a paradise for oenophiles. Learn about the history of wine at La Cité du Vin, a state-of-the-art museum that's appropriately shaped like a wine decanter, before setting off to the vineyards for an afternoon of wine tasting. Or, simply amble around the city, strolling along the River Garonne, admiring the gothic spires of Cathédrale St-André, and stopping for oysters and a glass of wine at the Marché des Capucins.
there are 14 optional shore excursions at this port
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Bordeaux, France
jun 18, 2028
departure 4:15 PM
14 EXCURSIONS
Known as the Port of the Moon for the graceful curve of its harbor, the UNESCO-listed city of Bordeaux showcases some of the finest culture, cuisine, and architecture of southwest France. Surrounded by prestigious vineyards – including Médoc, Saint-Émilion, and Sauternes – the city is a paradise for oenophiles. Learn about the history of wine at La Cité du Vin, a state-of-the-art museum that's appropriately shaped like a wine decanter, before setting off to the vineyards for an afternoon of wine tasting. Or, simply amble around the city, strolling along the River Garonne, admiring the gothic spires of Cathédrale St-André, and stopping for oysters and a glass of wine at the Marché des Capucins.
there are 14 optional shore excursions at this port
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Day at sea
jun 19, 2028
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Portsmouth, United Kingdom
jun 20, 2028
7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
7 EXCURSIONS
You would be hard pressed to find a city with a more significant naval heritage than Portsmouth. The world's oldest dry dock, it is home to some of history's most storied ships, including Lord Nelson's flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar, HMS Victory; Henry VII's Tudor warship, Mary Rose; and the world's first iron hulled armored ship, HMS Warrior. The city also has impressive cultural and entertainment credentials. It is the birthplace of author Charles Dickens and comedian Peter Sellers and has served as a shooting location for a variety of films, including the James Bond installment, Tomorrow Never Dies. For all its high-level associations, Portsmouth remains a wonderfully low-key destination. Enjoy a pass along the cobbled streets of the shopping district or step aboard a high-speed elevator of the Spinnaker Tower, the sail-inspired observation tower that rises 560 feet above the port to showcase magnificent views.
there are 7 optional shore excursions at this port
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Zeebrugge, Belgium
jun 21, 2028
9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
1 EXCURSION
A crossroad in the English Channel for centuries, Zeebrugge is the gateway to Flanders, whose Golden Age heritage resides in three historic cities: Ghent, Antwerp and Bruges. Here, museums display the glories of the old Flemish masters, from Van Dyck to Rubens. Summertime is a delight, showcasing colorful flower-filled window boxes, the graceful arcs of windmills, a patchwork of farms and picturesque rivers.
there are 1 optional shore excursions at this port
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Day at sea
jun 22, 2028
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South Queensferry, United Kingdom
jun 23, 2028
7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
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South Queensferry is your gateway to Edinburgh, the regal Scottish capital. Immerse yourself in 1,000 years of turbulent history at Edinburgh Castle, perched high on Castle Rock, before strolling along the Royal Mile, bustling with intriguing attractions and heartwarming hostelries. At the other end is the imposing Palace of Holyroodhouse, where you can delve into stories of Bonnie Prince Charlie and Mary, Queen of Scots. Explore the UNESCO-listed New Town, the most complete example of Georgian town planning in the world, to enjoy elegant architecture and upscale shopping, particularly in George Street. Should you prefer to stay in Queensferry, make sure to admire the Forth Bridge, an engineering marvel built in 1890, take a boat trip around the Islands of the Forth, or even tackle a coastal walk along the John Muir Way.
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Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom
jun 24, 2028
4:15 AM - 6:00 PM
Aberdeen is known as the Granite City for its distinctive gray architecture, which may not sound inviting but is actually delightful, sparkling in the sunlight due to the igneous rock's high mica content. The city is home to medieval gems, such as the twin-towered St Machar's Cathedral and the Brig o'Balgownie bridge, as well as a dynamic cultural and festival scene. Visit the Aberdeen Art Gallery to admire a superb collection spanning the Scottish Colourists, Francis Bacon, and Tracey Emin, and explore the city's deep connection to the sea at the Aberdeen Maritime Museum. Stroll along sandy Aberdeen Beach for sweeping views of the North Sea – and dolphins, if you're lucky. Or venture into glorious Royal Deeside, where romantic turreted castles, whisky distilleries, and outdoor pursuits in the wild and rugged Cairngorms await.
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Lerwick, United Kingdom
jun 25, 2028
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
As the main town of the Shetland Islands, Lerwick offers a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty that appeals to everyone. The town's maritime heritage is everywhere from its bustling harbor to its traditional architecture, creating an authentic, picturesque atmosphere and capturing the very essence of island living in Northern Europe. The island can trace its roots tracing back to Viking times, so visitors should expect a healthy dose of historic charm intertwined with day to day modern living. Quaint streets wind past historic buildings, inviting exploration of local shops, cafes, and cultural sites. The bustling harbor reflects Lerwick's maritime heritage, where fishing boats and yachts create a lively ambiance. Be sure to venture beyond the town, and immerse yourself in the captivating landscapes of the Orkney Islands —ancient standing stones, dramatic cliffs, and pristine beaches are all within reach. Lerwick's captivating blend of history, natural beauty, and island character makes it a treasure to uncover within the enchanting Orkney archipelago.
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Nordfjordur, Norway
jun 26, 2028
8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Located on the rugged west coast of Norway, Nordfjord is a nature-lover's paradise. From sandy beaches to snowcapped peaks, icy-blue waters to majestic glaciers, there's awe-inspiring scenery at every turn. Opportunity for adventure abounds: hiking, ziplining, trail biking, horseback riding, and kayaking are excellent ways to explore the region. Or indulge your cultural curiosity with a visit to one of Nordfjord's museums, such as Sagastad Viking Center, home to a full-scale reconstruction of the largest Viking long ship ever discovered, and the open-air Nordfjord Folk Museum.
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Day at sea
jun 27, 2028
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Bodø, Norway
jun 28, 2028
8:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Bodø has long been regarded as the gateway to the Arctic, but there's more to this northern Norwegian city than its surroundings. A burgeoning cultural scene thrives against a backdrop of dramatic coastal landscapes: you're just as likely to encounter forward-thinking exhibition spaces and cutting-edge concert venues as rugged hiking trails and national parks teeming with wildlife. The city is a mecca for amateur and experienced photographers alike, thanks to light conditions that are nothing short of magical – whether you catch the dance of the northern lights, or time your visit during the summer months to experience the otherworldly reddish-yellow of the midnight sun. Whatever the season, be sure to immerse yourself in the Nordic tradition of sauna – followed, perhaps, by a refreshing plunge in the Arctic.
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Leknes (Vestvågøy), Norway
jun 29, 2028
7:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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Leknes, a picturesque town in Norway's Lofoten archipelago, is a captivating blend of natural beauty and Scandinavian charm. Nestled between rugged mountains and the crystal-clear waters of Vestfjorden, Leknes offers breathtaking vistas at every turn. With its thriving fishing industry and historical significance as a trading post, the town is a living testament to its maritime heritage. Visitors can explore nearby white sandy beaches, hike the stunning trails, and witness the surreal midnight sun during summer months. Leknes encapsulates the essence of Norway's coastal allure, welcoming travelers to experience a genuine Arctic escape amidst stunning landscapes and welcoming communities.
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Day at sea
jun 30, 2028
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Honningsvag (Nord Cape), Norway
jul 01, 2028
8:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Nordkapp, also known as the North Cape is recognized as the northernmost point of mainland Europe and is renowned for its stunning landscapes. It enjoys a very happy placement in the world; at “just” 1,300 kilometers (800 miles) south of the North Pole, Nordkapp is still considered one of the northernmost accessible points in mainland Europe and offers breathtaking views of the Arctic Ocean and surrounding landscapes. The Midnight Sun casts its ethereal glow, illuminating the landscape during the surreal Arctic summer nights. Here, the remoteness is as profound as the beauty. Gaze upon dramatic cliffs that plunge into the frigid waters of the Barents Sea and stand in awe of nature's grandeur. Wildlife flourishes, from reindeer grazing against the backdrop of snow-capped peaks to flocks and flocks of seabirds soaring through the pristine skies. Embrace the Arctic's tranquility and the raw majesty of a place where the world seems to touch the heavens.
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Hammerfest, Norway
jul 02, 2028
8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
This vibrant Arctic metropolis is said to be the northernmost city in the world and its attractions come in all shapes and sizes. There's a zigzag path to the top of Salen Hill for views of the surrounding Finnmark plateau. The globe-shaped UNESCO-listed Struve Geodetic Arc was once used to work out the size of the earth. And the triangular contemporary church, consecrated in the early 1960s, was inspired by the racks used to dry fish across the region (marvel at how sunlight illuminates the stained-glass window behind the altar). But for a real curveball, you can join a camel safari across white-sand beaches – no, this is not a mirage.
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Tromsø, Norway
jul 03, 2028
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Set more than 200 miles above the Arctic Circle, this year-round destination welcomes midnight sun-seekers in warmer months while winter's aurora-lit skies unfold over a snowy landscape where dogsleds teams explore boreal backcountry. Norway's Arctic capital is a boon for active travellers who explore glacial waters by kayak and trek through wildflower meadows into still-snowcapped peaks. But there's much to keep you in town. Don't miss the striking Arctic Cathedral and the Polar Museum's thrilling exhibits uncovering tales of Arctic exploration. Save a little time to linger in lively bars and restaurants specialising in on-trend Arctic cuisine featuring wild game and the freshest seafood.
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Day at sea
jul 04, 2028
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Day at sea
jul 05, 2028
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Siglufjordur, Iceland
jul 06, 2028
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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We enter Siglufjordur in northern Iceland, a mere 25 miles from the Arctic Circle, along a remote, narrow fjord, an unusual approach that enhances the sense of isolation. There's a mystical atmosphere to this destination, too – according to local legend, the surrounding mountains are, in fact, frozen trolls caught in sunlight and turned to stone. Yet, Siglufjordur's history is a little more earthly; this was once the herring capital of the world, which you can explore in the Herring Era Museum. You can also watch the busy modern-day fishermen and women hauling in their day's catches in the harbor, then enjoy a hot chocolate in one of the cafes at the nearby marina. Mother Nature rules here on the Trollskagi peninsula, a prime place to watch the Northern Lights, often visible in winter, when a glittering blanket of sparkling snow and ice covers the town. In summer, in the magic of the midnight sun, wildflowers bloom bright and bold for as far as the eye can see. Don'tmiss: Hearing traditional Icelandic music and poetry at The Folk Music Center, cycling through the dramatic landscape on Siglufjordur's flat forested trails, taking a scenic drive along Road 76 and calling by the oldest turf church in Iceland.
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Patreksfjördur, Iceland, Iceland
jul 07, 2028
9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
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A quiet fishing village in the Westfjords, Patreksfjördur is surrounded by awe-inspiring natural wonders. There's the golden and red – rather than volcanic black – sands of Raudasandur beach, stretching for over 10km. The Látrabjarg cliffs provide a haven for millions of birds, from gannets to guillemots and, between May and September, adorable puffins. Dynjandi, meaning “thunderous”, is one of the world's most impressive waterfalls, distinctive for its trapezoidal shape, while in this part of the world you're never far from a steamy soak in a geothermal pool. As you go about your travels, look out for the Man in the Mountain statue, a colossal cairn erected by road construction workers in 1947, while in the village itself is a memorial to fishermen lost at sea.
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Reykjavik, Iceland
jul 08, 2028
8:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Formed by volcanic eruptions and settled by Norse Vikings, Iceland is an unforested land of volcanoes, hot springs, mountains, glaciers and northern lights. While its preserved language remains, this is a forward-thinking, eco-friendly country and Reykjavik is its capital where 60% of the population lives. Europe's second largest island is known for whale watching and its ancient maritime history.
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Reykjavik, Iceland
jul 09, 2028
12:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Formed by volcanic eruptions and settled by Norse Vikings, Iceland is an unforested land of volcanoes, hot springs, mountains, glaciers and northern lights. While its preserved language remains, this is a forward-thinking, eco-friendly country and Reykjavik is its capital where 60% of the population lives. Europe's second largest island is known for whale watching and its ancient maritime history.
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Day at sea
jul 10, 2028
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Day at sea
jul 11, 2028
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Nuuk (Godthab), Greenland
jul 12, 2028
9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
The outlet for enormous Nuup Kangerlua, the world's second-largest fjord system, gives Greenland's capital its name – meaning “cape” in Greenlandic. Nuuk's natural drama is matched by showstopping cultural attractions, including the Greenland National Museum and Archives, which offer a comprehensive overview of local life from prehistoric times to the modern day. You'll find the museum on the Colonial Harbour, which was founded by Dano-Norwegian missionary, Hans Egede, in 1728, and is home to the nation's oldest buildings. Also visit Katuaq Cultural Centre, which has a striking design that echoes a rippling Northern Lights display, a natural phenomenon that paints the skies here in winter. It hosts rotating art exhibitions, a cool café and a performance space that taps into the region's lively local music scene.
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Paamiut, Greenland
jul 13, 2028
8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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Raise your eyes to the skies as you approach Paamiut harbour, because this southern settlement is the home of Greenland's largest population of white-tailed eagles. The Capital Region port is graced by brightly colored historic houses, and a museum that tells tales of the whaling and fur trading, which formed Paamiut's nascent economy. Explore a backcountry crisscrossed with ancient hunting trails now welcoming adventurous hikers and cross-country skiers in winter, leading along fjords where glaciers spill down from the Greenland Ice Cap. In warmer months, this is a prime place for whale watching, with minke, fin, orcas and humpback species often seen from shore.
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Qaqortoq (Julianehåb), Greenland
jul 14, 2028
9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
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Qaqortoq is your gateway to uncovering Greenland's pristine natural beauty. In the 18th century, European whalers and explorers began to visit the region, leading to increased contact between the Inuit and outsiders. During the island's Danish colonialization from 1776 to 1945 it became a hub for trade in fur, blubber, and other resources and Danish influences are still evident in the architecture and culture of the town. But this is also a place of vast, natural beauty. Hiking trails await your footsteps amidst untouched wilderness, while kayaking adventures let you glide alongside icebergs glistening in the Arctic sun. With its dramatic landscapes of majestic mountains and serene fjords, this town is a true Arctic gem. The vibrant hues of Qaqortoq's houses stand in stark contrast to the surrounding icy panoramas, creating a picturesque fusion of tradition and modernity. Engage with the local Inuit heritage through art galleries, cultural events, and encounters with friendly residents.
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Cruise Prince Kristian Fjord, Greenland
jul 15, 2028
7:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Traversing this waterway at the southern tip of Greenland packs in all the big-hitters of an Arctic voyage: electric-blue glaciers creeping into the calm waters of the fjord, icebergs bobbing like dazzling white deserted islands, tiny clusters of paintbox-bright wooden huts. In places, this 60-mile fjord system narrows to about 1,500ft, so to cruise through it is to slow right down and gaze in awe-struck silence at the towering granite cliffs all around – and perhaps even spot the spouts and flukes of whales in the icy sea.
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Day at sea
jul 16, 2028
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Day at sea
jul 17, 2028
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Tórshavn (Faroe Islands), Faeroe Islands
jul 18, 2028
7:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tórshavn, named after the Norse god Thor and the most populous of the Faroe Islands, is one of the smallest capitals in the world. Here, classic grass turfed-roof houses and modern buildings stand side by side. This capital may be small in size but Tórshavn's beauty lies in its abundance of mountains and valleys, culinary delights, impressive art scene and an unapologetic love for football---here, Soccer is king.
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Lerwick, United Kingdom
jul 19, 2028
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
As the main town of the Shetland Islands, Lerwick offers a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty that appeals to everyone. The town's maritime heritage is everywhere from its bustling harbor to its traditional architecture, creating an authentic, picturesque atmosphere and capturing the very essence of island living in Northern Europe. The island can trace its roots tracing back to Viking times, so visitors should expect a healthy dose of historic charm intertwined with day to day modern living. Quaint streets wind past historic buildings, inviting exploration of local shops, cafes, and cultural sites. The bustling harbor reflects Lerwick's maritime heritage, where fishing boats and yachts create a lively ambiance. Be sure to venture beyond the town, and immerse yourself in the captivating landscapes of the Orkney Islands —ancient standing stones, dramatic cliffs, and pristine beaches are all within reach. Lerwick's captivating blend of history, natural beauty, and island character makes it a treasure to uncover within the enchanting Orkney archipelago.
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Stavanger, Norway
jul 20, 2028
9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
For centuries, Stavanger and its surrounding areas have played a leading part in Norway's maritime history - from the time when Viking kings battled in Hafrsfjord, through the period of the `White Sails,` steamships and modern super tankers. As a result of its prime geographical location, Stavanger is considered the most important oil city in Norway.
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Mandal, Norway
jul 21, 2028
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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A picturesque gem at the southernmost tip of Norway, Mandal blends glorious beaches with maritime heritage and a vibrant art scene. Just outside the town center, Sjøsanden regularly tops the Norwegian beach charts with its soft sands and shallow waters backed by a nature park and walking trails. Stroll through the Old Town to admire elegant, 19th-century wooden homes and Norway's largest timber church, Mandal Kirke. Pop into Vigeland House to learn about the celebrated Norwegian artists, Emanuel and Gustav Vigeland, or admire works by painter Amaldus Nielsen alongside seafaring exhibits at the Mandal Museum. For panoramic vistas of the town and coast, head up to the Uranienborg Viewpoint, then mingle with locals in a cozy café over bolle – sweet, pillowy buns – and other decadent pastries.
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Oslo, Norway
jul 22, 2028
9:00 AM - 11:59 PM
At the head of the Oslofjord, which boasts many densely wooded islands, lies the impressive Norwegian capital of Oslo. This inspiring city is the site of many of Norway's finest historic and cultural achievements. Towering above our dock near the city center is the imposing Akershus Fortress and Castle. Graceful Viking ships, the Munch Art Museum and Gustav Vigeland's awesome sculpture collection are among the rich treasury of attractions this city has to offer.
At the head of the Oslofjord, which boasts many densely wooded islands, lies the impressive Norwegian capital of Oslo. This inspiring city is the site of many of Norway's finest historic and cultural achievements. Towering above our dock near the city center is the imposing Akershus Fortress and Castle. Graceful Viking ships, the Munch Art Museum and Gustav Vigeland's awesome sculpture collection are among the rich treasury of attractions this city has to offer.
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