A Circumnavigation of Iceland

• Sail to Iceland's most remote regions, including an offshore isle near the Arctic Circle. • Document epic scenery and wildlife with a National Geographic photographer. • Learn about Iceland’s fascinating geology from our team of naturalists.

DAYS 1–2 I U.S./REYKJAVÍK, ICELAND Fly overnight to Reykjavík and take a walking tour of the world’s northernmost capital. Visit Hallgrímskirkja church, and browse Viking artifacts at the National Museum before embarking our ship. National Geographic Explorer or National Geographic Resolution for the entire voyage I Meals: 1L, 1D

DAYS 3–5 I WESTERN ICELAND Explore Iceland’s wild western frontier on foot or via Zodiac. Visit Flatey Island, a centuries-old trading post, and sail past the soaring Látrabjarg cliffs, home to a large population of razorbills. Venture into the stunning Westfjords region, learn about how eider down is processed at a local farm, and watch for nesting seabirds in remote Ísafjörður. Meals: 3B, 3L, 3D

DAYS 6–8 I NORTHERN ICELAND On the northern leg of our journey, visit the Herring Museum at Siglufjörður and stroll through Akureyri, Iceland’s second largest city. Experience magnificent Goðafoss, the “waterfall of the gods,” and explore Mývatn, the most geologically active area on the island. Watch for whales as we cruise towards the tiny island of Grímsey, located on the Arctic Circle. Meals: 3B, 3L, 3D

DAYS 9–11 I EASTERN AND SOUTHERN ICELAND/REYKJAVÍK/U.S. Explore icebergs up close in the Jökulsárlón lagoon, or travel by 4x4 into the highlands. Discover the lava landscapes of the Westman Islands, and choose from a variety of ways to further explore Reykjavík before flying home. Meals: 3B, 3L, 1D 11 DAYS FROM $11,460

A diverse expedition team, including an Expedition Leader, a photo instructor, and local naturalists, will accompany this trip. Photographer and National Geographic Grantee Erika Skogg will join the July 24, 2021 departure.

INFORMATION

2021 Dates: July 11–21 | July 24–Aug. 3 | Aug. 2–12 2022 Dates: June 20–30 | July 12–22 | July 21–31

See pages 63–64 for the ship descriptions and deck plans. Price is per person, double occupancy, varies by cabin category, and is subject to change. Single–cabin pricing is from $15,990. Airfare is not included in the price.

MUSIC: A GATEWAY TO CULTURE

Through ethnomusicologist Jacob Edgar's global music network, we will introduce you to fascinating Icelandic musicians and performances throughout your voyage.

Call or visit our website for full itineraries, inclusions, and more.