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Catalogue Flight Center 01.01.2023 - 31.12.2024
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Lands of Myths and Legends Explore the strongholds of the Viking: volcanoes of Iceland to the wild isles of , hear grand tales of discovery, Visit wildlife sit cotland. marvel at the extraordinary landscapes and cruise into small Scottish towns for unique experiences. You'll love travelling across them all, from the Shetlands to Orkney, the Outer Hebrides and Aberdeen, they each have a unique character. Day 01 Reykjavik, Iceland Welcome to Reykjavik where you board Scenic Eclipse to start your discovery. Meals: D Day 02 Heimaey ee The perfect example of nature’s ability to both create and destroy, Heimaey and the Westman Islands (Vestmannaeyjar) are filled with awe-inspiring natural beauty. When the volcano Eldfell, meaning “Hill of Fire”, erupted in 1973, parts of this small town were locked in time, and the harbour was nearly sealed off. Freechoice: Tour the island and visit the Eldheimar Museum built around one of the destroyed houses, or cruise around the island with a local captain in search of bird life, including the puffin colonies. Discovery: Take a Scenic Discovery excursion hiking over the lava fields to the top of the new volcanic cone. Meals: B.L.D Day 03 Seydisfjéréur BO Seydisfjérdur is at the mouth of a beautiful fjord and is the heart of culture, heritage and hospitality in East Iceland. The centre of town is known for 19th century timber houses perched on the side of the lagoon, a “pearl enclosed inashell”. Surrounded by cascading waterfalls and snow-capped mountains, wandering reindeer and porpoises frequenting the shores, a flourishing art scene and small-town charm, you will soon discover why this unique location is a must see in Iceland. Freechoice: Your local guide will share stories of the town ona walking tour including ashort concert in the Blue Church or visit the Wilderness Centre and learn of the Icelandic wilderness history, nature and the life of the original inhabitants. Discovery: Choose a Scenic Discovery excursion such as hiking in the Skélanes Nature Reserve. Meals: B.L.D Day 04 Torshavn, Faroe Islands @@ Acharming port named after the Norse god of weather, strength, and growth, Thor. One of the world’s smallest capital cities, Torshavn remains one of Europe’s least travelled destinations. Towering cliffs, craggy fjords and powerful waterfalls make up the wild landscape. Wander the cobbled alleyways admiring the coloured buildings and grassy roofs. Freechoice: Explore the town of Torshavn and the surrounding villages learning the Viking history, or enjoy another perspective of the Faroe Islands on a local boat trip to the Vestmanna Cliffs, keeping watch for puffins and guillemots. Discovery: Join a local expert for a hike to the geological formation Streymoy Sill. Meals: B.L.D Day 05 Fetlar Island > Lerwick, Scotland @ Our morning arrival is to the Island known as the “Garden of Shetland” due to it being by far the greenest of all the islands. Fetlar Island is rumoured to be the first Norse landing the Shetland, attracting many due to its fertile soils and ability to grow crops. Discovery: Explore with the Discovery Teams ornithologist for the red-necked phalarope, arare and endangered species, along with great and arctic skuas, red-throated diver, curlew and snipe. With the on board geologist learn the history of Funzie, an unusual conglomerate found on Fetlar Island. After a morning of discovery, we set sail for the capital of the Shetland Islands, Lerwick. Meals: B.L.D Day 06 Lerwick, Shetland Islands @ The most northerly point of the British Isles, Lerwick’s waterfront is lined with sandstone buildings dating back to the 18th century. The sound of traditional Shetland music can often be heard as you walk through the twisting lanes of this charming harbour town. Freechoice: Visit the remarkable prehistoric archaeological site of Jarlshof, or learn about the history of Scalloway and visit the Scalloway castle. Alternatively, explore the Shetland Museum. Meals: B.L.D Day 07 Stromness @ Stromness is full of character, with winding streets stretching from the shoreline up the hillside, quaint alleyways waiting to be explored, and a landscape shaped by the sea. Stroll through the township to find the hidden gems, such as Sao TEN aa IK

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Lands of Myths and Legends Explore the strongholds of the Viking: volcanoes of Iceland to the wild isles of , hear grand tales of discovery, Visit wildlife sit cotland. marvel at the extraordinary landscapes and cruise into small Scottish towns for unique experiences. You'll love travelling across them all, from the Shetlands to Orkney, the Outer Hebrides and Aberdeen, they each have a unique character. Day 01 Reykjavik, Iceland Welcome to Reykjavik where you board Scenic Eclipse to start your discovery. Meals: D Day 02 Heimaey ee The perfect example of nature’s ability to both create and destroy, Heimaey and the Westman Islands (Vestmannaeyjar) are filled with awe-inspiring natural beauty. When the volcano Eldfell, meaning “Hill of Fire”, erupted in 1973, parts of this small town were locked in time, and the harbour was nearly sealed off. Freechoice: Tour the island and visit the Eldheimar Museum built around one of the destroyed houses, or cruise around the island with a local captain in search of bird life, including the puffin colonies. Discovery: Take a Scenic Discovery excursion hiking over the lava fields to the top of the new volcanic cone. Meals: B.L.D Day 03 Seydisfjéréur BO Seydisfjérdur is at the mouth of a beautiful fjord and is the heart of culture, heritage and hospitality in East Iceland. The centre of town is known for 19th century timber houses perched on the side of the lagoon, a “pearl enclosed inashell”. Surrounded by cascading waterfalls and snow-capped mountains, wandering reindeer and porpoises frequenting the shores, a flourishing art scene and small-town charm, you will soon discover why this unique location is a must see in Iceland. Freechoice: Your local guide will share stories of the town ona walking tour including ashort concert in the Blue Church or visit the Wilderness Centre and learn of the Icelandic wilderness history, nature and the life of the original inhabitants. Discovery: Choose a Scenic Discovery excursion such as hiking in the Skélanes Nature Reserve. Meals: B.L.D Day 04 Torshavn, Faroe Islands @@ Acharming port named after the Norse god of weather, strength, and growth, Thor. One of the world’s smallest capital cities, Torshavn remains one of Europe’s least travelled destinations. Towering cliffs, craggy fjords and powerful waterfalls make up the wild landscape. Wander the cobbled alleyways admiring the coloured buildings and grassy roofs. Freechoice: Explore the town of Torshavn and the surrounding villages learning the Viking history, or enjoy another perspective of the Faroe Islands on a local boat trip to the Vestmanna Cliffs, keeping watch for puffins and guillemots. Discovery: Join a local expert for a hike to the geological formation Streymoy Sill. Meals: B.L.D Day 05 Fetlar Island > Lerwick, Scotland @ Our morning arrival is to the Island known as the “Garden of Shetland” due to it being by far the greenest of all the islands. Fetlar Island is rumoured to be the first Norse landing the Shetland, attracting many due to its fertile soils and ability to grow crops. Discovery: Explore with the Discovery Teams ornithologist for the red-necked phalarope, arare and endangered species, along with great and arctic skuas, red-throated diver, curlew and snipe. With the on board geologist learn the history of Funzie, an unusual conglomerate found on Fetlar Island. After a morning of discovery, we set sail for the capital of the Shetland Islands, Lerwick. Meals: B.L.D Day 06 Lerwick, Shetland Islands @ The most northerly point of the British Isles, Lerwick’s waterfront is lined with sandstone buildings dating back to the 18th century. The sound of traditional Shetland music can often be heard as you walk through the twisting lanes of this charming harbour town. Freechoice: Visit the remarkable prehistoric archaeological site of Jarlshof, or learn about the history of Scalloway and visit the Scalloway castle. Alternatively, explore the Shetland Museum. Meals: B.L.D Day 07 Stromness @ Stromness is full of character, with winding streets stretching from the shoreline up the hillside, quaint alleyways waiting to be explored, and a landscape shaped by the sea. Stroll through the township to find the hidden gems, such as Sao TEN aa IK
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