Embark the M/Y Callisto at 3-4 pm and begin your north and west Iceland expeition sailing to Heimaey, Westmann Islands.

All-day optional excursion in Reykjavik city before leaving to enjoy a panoramic tour to the volcanic Reykjanes Peninsula, Vikingaheimar, and the geothermal fields of Krysuvik. Overnight in port. 

In the morning, reach Akranes and disembark by tenders for a full-day optional excursion to Deildartunguhver, Europe’s most powerful thermal spring, and to the Hraunfossar and Barnafoss waterfalls area. Stop in Reykholt, which was at one time one of the intellectual centers of the island and had for many years one of the most important schools of the country. Here lived and died in the Middle Ages one of the most important persons in Icelandic history: Snorri Sturluson, a famous poet and politician whose records of the old Norse language and mythology of medieval Iceland are invaluable to modern scholars. Remains of his farm and a bathroom with a hot pot and a tunnel between the bath and the house can still be visited. In the afternoon, rejoin the ship and sail to the west fjords.

In the morning, sail past the Latrarbag Cliffs which rise 450 m over the sea and reach Bildudalur. In the afternoon, take an optional excursion and visit the Dynjandi Waterfall, walk around Bildudalur, and visit the sea monster museum. In the afternoon, cruise around the Westfjords and arrive in the evening in Isafjorfur.

Spend your morining in Isafjordur, a large fishing port in Westfjords. Your afternoon optional excursion takes you to Bolungravik and then to Osvor town where you can visit a restored fisherman's hut. Back in town, visit the maritime museum and walk around the town known for its rich cultural heritage and merchant's homes dating from the 18th century. In the late afternoon, sail to Siglufjordur.

This morning reach Siglufjordur, Iceland's northernmost city, very close to the Arctic Circle and possibly the most picturesque port of Iceland. It was once known as the capital of herring fishing. Enjoy an optional walking tour through the city, the port, the herring museum, and the folk music center housed in Madame House, the oldest house in the city. After lunch leave for nearby Husavik port and in the late afternoon sail in the Skjafandi Bay and reach Husavik, Europe's capital of whale watching. There is plenty of time for you to stroll around this charming fishing village and visit the wooden church, the best preserved church in Iceland

This morning enjoy a full-day optional excursion from Husavik to Akureyri. Visit the Lake Myvatn, Namarksard and Dimmuborgir, all fine examples of the volcanic world with lava fields, boiling and steaming mud pools, steam vents, and craters. After lunch, continue on the ring road to reach Godafoss Waterfall - the Falls of the Gods - and learn about the Kristni saga, recounting the arrival of Christianity and the end of paganism. Rejoin the Callisto in Akureyri, the capital of Northern Iceland, and spend some time walking around this colorful city, visiting in particular the art alley. 

Disembark the M/Y Callisto in the early morning and return home via your independent flight.