Located on the south-west coast of Iceland is the capital city of Reykjavik, which offers a combination of whale watching, culture and stunning scenery.
Sitting on the southern shores of Faxa Bay, Reykjavik is ideally situated for whale watching, to see humpback and minke whales, as well as birdwatching to see puffins, Arctic tern, greater scaup, common eider and ringed plover.
Aside from the birds and whales, Reykjavik is an interesting cultural city to visit. With colourful buildings, shopping and fine dining, as well as several museums, galleries and parks, it is ideal for a city break.
Sailing north from Reykjavik, this voyage explores Greenland and its surrounding waters, home to an impressive array of wildlife – you will undoubtedly be accompanied by fulmars, kittiwakes and rafts of guillemots. The autumn scenery is dramatic, with vivid colours by day and the spectacular northern lights by night. Find out more about East Greenland
A self-drive itinerary combining Iceland's natural geological wonders with its rich marine life, travelling from the north, westwards along the coast, and ending in Reykjavik. Enjoy whale watching trips in search of humpback and minke whales, and explore peninsulas for seal colonies and pelagic birdlife. Find out more about Iceland’s Natural Wonders Self-drive
Sailing amid awe-inspiring scenery of fjords and glaciers, this comprehensive itinerary starts in Spitsbergen, home to the world's highest population of polar bears. Continuing across the Greenland Sea, orcas and dolphins follow in your wake, and there are chances to see walrus, Arctic hare and musk ox. Find out more about Spitsbergen, Greenland & Iceland
