To ensure that your shoreside experiences are as convenient and enjoyable as possible, we are delighted to offer a complimentary shuttle between your ship and the city center in every port where the ship is not docked within walking distance of the city center. This service runs continuously, aligning perfectly with your ship’s in-port schedule. Best of all, there’s no need to reserve your seat in advance. Simp...

• Walk through the compact downtown of Husavik, the oldest settlement in Iceland.
• See the site of the first house built in Iceland and the town’s iconic wooden church.
• Relax in the heated waters of the GeoSea Baths, which perches on a clifftop.
• Look for whales in the bay that the baths overlook.

• Visit the Husavik Whale Museum, founded in 1997 but grounded in centuries of local whale knowledge.
• Board a vessel optimized for whale watching and head into the waters of Skjálfandi Bay in search of cetaceans to marvel at and photograph.
• Be on the lookout for humpbacks, seis and blues – along with playful porpoises and dolphins.
• Spend about 3 hours exploring scenic Icelandic w...

• View the natural and geological wonders near Husavik and hear legends about them.
• Observe nesting puffins and cracks in the earth’s surface from shifting tectonic plates.
• Hike to Europe’s most powerful waterfall, which is aptly nicknamed “The Beast.”
• See bubbling, steaming mud pots that geothermal activity heats beneath the earth.

• Visit a range of diverse, often unearthly scenery surrounding Lake Mývatn, one of Iceland’s most spectacular natural reserves.
• Marvel at bubbling sulfurous mud-pots in Námaskarð and lush lakeside pseudo-craters in Skútustaðir.
• Enter an ancient, twisted lava landscape that scary Icelandic fairy tales are made from in Dimmuborgir.
• Experience a visceral thrill watching the waters...

• Don your supplied safety and comfort gear for an exhilarating waterborne safari by super-fast RIB boat.
• Observe a vast and delightful Atlantic puffin colony in and around their Skjálfandi Bay nesting habitat.
• Head out further in search of humpback, sei and blue whales – and playful porpoises and dolphins.
• Once back on land, visit the informative Husavik Whale Museum to learn more...

• Travel by coach across a scenic North Iceland landscape to the geothermal Mývatn Nature Baths.
• Spend about two hours in steamy luxury as you bathe in an open-air pool of mineral-rich water heated by the earth’s core.
• Experience a sense of natural well-being and elevated spirits that Icelanders have known for centuries.
• Well-appointed changing rooms, showers and lockers are avail...

• Drive a Quad ATV into the wilds or ride along as a passenger.
• Race off road and along a trail that follows a glacially fed river.
• Pause at the most picturesque spots to admire the natural beauty.
• Watch seals hunting offshore and basking in the sun along the rocky coast.