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Exploring the Land of Fire and Ice There are few places in the world more fascinating than Iceland. Quirky and compelling, this unique island is known for its stunning volcanic beauty and mythical tales. On your circumnavigation of the island, you will experience this captivating destination from a truly exclusive perspective on board Scenic Eclipse. Explore glaciers and volcanoes, be immersed in the distinctive Icelandic culture and delight in the sheer abundance of other-worldly sights. Iceland’s magical wonder will have you spellbound in no time. Day 01 Reykjavik, Iceland Aworld of wonder awaits as you step on board and raise your glass to toast the start of your ultra-luxury cruise. Meals:D Day 02 Dynjandi (Fjallfoss) > Patreksfjéréur Weather depending, today we visit the jewel of the Westfjords. Stand back and admire the cascading bridal veil and discover why it was nicknamed ‘the thunder’. Made up of seven waterfalls, it is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Iceland. Our afternoon visit is to the charming village of Patreksfjéréur. This peaceful town’s natural beauty welcomes discoveries and history buffs alike, offering hiking opportunities along the Icelandic coastline once the playground of pirates. Meals: B.L.D Day 03 isafjérour @ Characterised by deep, blue fjords, separated by flat- topped mountains, Isafjérour is the largest settlement in the Westfjords of Iceland. Explore remote Iceland from one of the most stunning towns in the country, with old timber framed houses and architecture. Bursting with a wealth of wildlife, keep your eyes peeled for birds and Arctic foxes on the cliffs, seals on the coast and whales cruising in the surrounding ocean. Freechoice: Take a fascinating Journey through time as you ecofriendly fishing village of Sudurey to learn about the life of a fisherman and taste local produce. Alternatively, learn of the life and culture while visiting Osvor outdoor exhibition before walking through the maritime and folk museum. Meals: B.L.D Day 04 Saudarkrékur ee The friendly town of Saudarkrokur is located ina fertile valley along the south-western shore of Skagafjéréur Fjord. Although Saudarkrokur was officially settled in 1871, it is linked to history dating back to the ancient Grettir’s Saga. The charming downtown will welcome you as you stroll through the small collection of distinctive, traditional buildings where the past seems to be brought back to life. Freechoice: Take a stroll through Saudarkrokur with a local guide and visit the 1238 The Battle of Iceland virtual reality exhibition, or take a boat to the volcanic Dragney Island, a birdwatching paradise. Alternatively, learn about the Icelandic horse before visiting the Vintage Auto Museum. Discovery: Raft down the West Glacial River and uncover the beauty of this wild and welcoming canyon. Meals: B.L.D Day 05 Siglufjordur @ Siglufjéréur is famed for the ebb and flow of its fishing industry, being the undisputed capital of herring fishing in the Atlantic. Surrounded by natural beauty, the dramatic Heimaey, Iceland mountains and fjords await your keen eyes. Freechoice: Explore the award-winning Herring Era Museum or visit the open air Laufas Museum. Meals: B.L.D Day 06 Hasavik @ Nestled on the edge of Shaky Bay, Hisavik has a long history and is home to the first house of Iceland, built in the year 860 by a Swedish Viking. Often referred to as the whale capital of Iceland, up to 23 species of whales have been spotted nearby, including the world’s largest mammal, the blue whale. With its colourful houses, unique museums and stunning peaks across the bay, it is one of the prettiest fishing villages in the northeast. Freechoice: Explore the geothermal field at Namaskard, the Dimmuborgir lava labyrinth, and the unique craters at Skutustadir, or see the power of Iceland at the Dettifoss Waterfall. Alternatively, enjoy a rejuvenating experience at the GeoSea Sea Baths. Meals: B.L.D Day 07 Grimsey ee Grimsey Island is a small island north of Iceland mainland, home to only 100 people and one million
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