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| Trip Name | From | Days | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Icelandic Mosaic | $7,560 | 8 | Le Bellot hosts this 8-day Arctic cruise of Iceland, departing from the artistic capital city of Reykjavik. Bird lovers rejoice at the wealth of seabirds, especially at Grimsey Island. You'll also witness the beautiful Ísafjörður, nestled in a dramatic landscape of volcanoes, glaciers, and snow-capped peaks, all while learning about the local culture. |
| Exploring Greenland’s Northeast National Park | $19,769 | 12 | Start in Reykjavik and sail toward Greenland on a 12-day cruise aboard a National Geographic Endurance. Navigate the Denmark Strait, kayak remote fjords, hike tundra, photograph icebergs, and search for whales and polar bears while exploring the vast fjord system of Scoresbysund. |
| Northern Lights Explorer | $21,595 | 18 | Embark on an 18-day cruise from Tromso to Reykjavik aboard the Sylvia Earle, exploring remote islands and villages along Norway, Iceland, and Greenland’s coastlines. Witness the northern lights and enjoy highlights like hiking the Westfjords, the Dynjandi waterfall, and exploring Scoresbysund’s vast fjord system. |
| Jewels of the Arctic - Spitsbergen & East Greenland | $22,995 | 15 | Experience the beauty of Svalbard and East Greenland on this 15-day adventure cruise aboard the Sylvia Earle. See polar bears, walruses, and guillemots in their natural habitats. Explore the world's largest fjord, Scoresbysund, and visit the remote Inuit settlement of Ittoqqortoormiit. |
| Jewels of the Arctic | $22,295 | 15 | Join a 15-day expedition cruise aboard the Greg Mortimer from Reykjavik to Oslo. Explore Svalbard's endless daylight, meet polar bears and sea ice walruses, and hear guillemot calls. Venture through East Greenland's Scoresbysund, visit remote Ittoqqortoormiit and glide amidst stunning icebergs. |
| Cruise from Canada to Iceland Along the Viking Routes | $7,775 | 12 | Embark on a 12-day Canada to Iceland Along the Viking Routes cruise from Halifax to Reykjavik aboard SH Vega. Visit Saint-Pierre, St. John’s, St. Anthony, and Greenland’s Qassiarsuk, Narsaq, and Qaqortoq. Cruise Iceberg Alley, explore Viking ruins, watch whales and seals, and experience subarctic landscapes. |
| Polar Eclipse Quest | $13,499 | 10 | Embark on a 10-day journey through Iceland and Greenland aboard World Navigator. Explore Patreksfjörður’s stunning landscapes and charming pubs. Witness a solar eclipse at sea. Discover Ittoqqortoormiit and visit Grundarfjörður’s Kirkjufell Mountain and Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall. |
| Svalbard & Greenland Explorer | $10,499 | 12 | Set sail on a 12-day cruise from Longyearbyen to Reykjavik aboard the World Voyager, exploring Greenland's glaciers, Arctic wildlife, Ny-Alesund's history, and Iceland's rugged beauty. |
Home to the northernmost capital city in the world (Reykjavik), Iceland is the home of legends & landscapes. On Iceland cruises, you will follow in the ancient footsteps of explorer Leif Erikson, as you discover some of the most isolated and unspoiled natural sites in the world.
Highlights of Iceland cruises include:
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Let's ChatYou can reach Iceland by air, ferry, or sea. Most travelers fly into Keflavik International Airport from Europe or North America. Review official travel advisories for the US, Canada and UK before departure. The Norröna ferry sails weekly from Denmark. Many Greenland and Scandinavia cruises also include Iceland stops, offering convenient cruise Iceland access.
Yes, cruises to Iceland allow you to reach remote fjords, coastal villages, and dramatic shorelines not easily accessed by road. A cruise to Iceland combines scenic sailing with guided shore excursions, making cruise Iceland itineraries efficient and immersive.
Cruises to Iceland typically range from $5,000 to $15,000+ per person depending on ship size, cabin category, and itinerary length. A luxury cruise to Iceland costs more, while expedition-style cruise Iceland options often provide strong overall value.
The best months for cruises to Iceland are June through August, when daylight stretches nearly 24 hours and wildlife is most active. A cruise to Iceland in July offers mild temperatures, accessible fjords, and peak whale watching conditions around Húsavík.
The best cruises to Iceland depend on your travel style. Expedition vessels focus on small groups and flexible itineraries, while luxury ships emphasize onboard comfort. A cruise to Iceland on smaller ships often allows more landings and closer access to fjords.
A visa is not required for cruises to Iceland from Europe, North America, Australia or New Zealand. If you are traveling from South Africa, you will need a visa in advance. It's always safe to check with your state department about travel requirements several months before departure for your cruise to Iceland.
Yes, select transatlantic cruises to Iceland sail from the East Coast of the United States, though most cruise to Iceland itineraries begin in Reykjavik. Some longer repositioning voyages combine Greenland and cruise Iceland routes across the North Atlantic.
Reykjavik, the Golden Circle, the South Coast, and the Northern Lights are among the most renowned attractions on a cruise to Iceland.
Iceland's currency is the Krona (ISK), view USD to ISK conversion here. You will be able to pay for nearly everything, from restaurant bills to taxi fares, with your credit card. It's also easy to find ATMs when you cruise Iceland
We always encourage travelers to purchase insurance for their cruise to Iceland. For more information and deals, check out the Once I've Booked page.
The best provider for cruises to Iceland offers curated expedition voyages and land-based programs tailored to your interests. A well-planned cruise to Iceland should include expert-led excursions, wildlife interpretation, and seamless logistics to maximize your cruise Iceland experience.
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