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Ports of Call
Iceland & Greenland
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Qoroq Ice Fjord (Tour B)
NARSARSUAQ, GREENLAND
Greenland’s inland icecap produces 250 million tonnes of icebergs every summer. Their final journey begins when they break off from glaciers. One of these glaciers is the Qoroq Glacier near Narsarsuaq, which we will reach by local boat in approximately 30 minutesAdd to favouritesShow me the details
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Reykjavik Highlights
REYKJAVIK, ICELAND
As we approach the city we will notice the clean lines of modern buildings and fresh bright colours, with the number of traditional buildings increasing as we get closer to the old town centre. Our tour starts with a drive through the city’s main recreational and sports area of Laugardalur.Add to favouritesShow me the details
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Round The Island Boat Trip (Tour B)
HEIMAEY, WESTMAN ISLANDS
We begin our tour from the harbour in Heimaey – a harbour that for a long time has been a shelter for the Icelandic fishing fleet, but was almost lost in the volcanic eruption on the island in 1973. We sail past the cliffs surrounding the harbour to start an interesting and informative journey passing bird colonies with millions of inhabitants and exploring caves that can only be visited by boat.Add to favouritesShow me the details
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St Michael's Mount (Tour D)
FALMOUTH, CORNWALL
Originally the location of a Benedictine priory, St Michael’s Mount is the ‘daughter’ of the famous Mont St Michel in Normandy, France. It is also one of the most dramatic and famous sites in Britain.
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Tastes of Greenland (Tour C)
QAQORTOQ, GREELAND
From the pier we will walk past the old part of the town, colonised by the Danes approximately 250 years ago. We shall then arrive at the charming square, which is home to the world’s northernmost fountain, and the only one in Greenland.Add to favouritesShow me the details
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The Golden Circle (Tour A)
REYKJAVIK, ICELAND
This is a classic excursion from Reykjavík covering the ‘Big Three’ – Gullfoss, Geysir and Thingvellir. Collectively they are known as the Golden Circle – the fantastic natural wonders for which Iceland is justly renowned.Add to favouritesShow me the details
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The Lost Gardens of Heligan (Tour E)
FALMOUTH, CORNWALL
The tale of Heligan is extraordinary. Literally locked up in 1918, it attracted international attention when rediscovered in 1990. Volunteers from throughout Europe worked to catalogue and clear gardens and ravines, which yielded all manner of botanical surprises. We have the opportunity to visit this unique time capsule.
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Thorsmork 4x4 Safari (Tour B)
REYKJAVIK, ICELAND
The valley of Thórsmörk is considered a pearl of Icelandic nature. Surrounded by glaciers, it seems like a green oasis in the wilderness. In 4x4 vehicles, especially modified for the purpose of traversing Iceland’s varied terrain, we travel over the lava plateau Hellisheidi and proceed via the southern coastal lowlands, to the greenhouse village Hveragerdi. The route passes through some of the prettiest countryside in Iceland – on a clear day there are frequent views of mountains including snow shrouded Hekla, the country’s most active volcano, and the towering, ice capped Eyjafjallajökull.Add to favouritesShow me the details
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Torosay Castle & Railway (Tour A)
TOBERMORY, ISLE OF MULL
Our tour will set out from the colourful little picture postcard town of Tobermory. Heading south towards Torosay Castle, the drive is breathtaking as we skirt the east coast of Mull with views across the Sound of Mull to the Morvern Peninsula.Add to favouritesShow me the details
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Torshavn Panoramic Drive (Tour D)
TORSHAVN, FAROE ISLANDS
We board our coach on the quayside opposite historic Tinganes, the rocky peninsula in Tórshavn harbour where the ancient Vikings first established the town. Travelling up to the scenic ridge top road that runs along the southern part of the island of Streymoy, we pause for photos at a viewpoint overlooking the colourful capital city.Add to favouritesShow me the details
