Informaciones para el viaje

Iceland is often described as a paradise for birdwatchers. This is partly due to the sheer number of individual birds who call the country their home for at least part

It’s not uncommon for a cruise ship to arrive in port one day and leave the next. If this is the case for you, consider yourself fortunate and plan your

Icelanders love nothing more than making the most of the bright summer days at outdoor festivals. Nearly every town and village has a festival of some sort.

Over ten percent of Iceland is covered in ice in the form of glaciers. While numerous, the country’s glaciers can be mysterious and moody. Never venture onto one without an experienced guide!

Iceland is a hiker’s paradise. Its spectacular landscape offers you a huge range of options, from the easy coastal walk to the truly challenging—with views of deep fjords, islands, towering

The converging currents of the cold Arctic and the warm Atlantic make the Icelandic waters a fantastic breeding ground for krill and fish, attracting over 20 different species of whales.

Turf houses are an important part of Iceland’s history and tell stories of the country’s past – stories of survival and ingenuity, of man’s eternal quest to make himself a little more comfortable…

Iceland is a great place for observing animals and wildlife in their natural environment – the elusive arctic fox, curious seals, free roaming sheep, the sturdy Icelandic horse and an incredible variety of marine life and birds.

Nothing gets better than relaxing in a hot spring in the midst of pristine nature. And there is no other place better than Iceland to do just that! Here are handpicked geothermal experiences for your cruise stops around Iceland.

If you’re a waterfall lover, Iceland is the perfect destination for you. With a waterfall at every turn, you will be spoilt for choice and here we have for you some of the best waterfalls you can visit on your Iceland cruise.

Iceland is a paradise for bird lovers with abundant populations in sea cliffs, on islands and nearby lakes. Here are some of the species that are important historically, culturally and in folklore.