Located in the North Atlantic Sea, this vast volcanic Island is home to the world famous golden circle of Geysers. With the opportunity to come face to face with spouting whales, explore vibrant Reykjavik and visit the country's natural wonders, an Icelandic cruise is not to be missed.


Highlights:

• The Golden Circle – Reykjavik, Iceland.
• Whale Watching - Reykjavik, Iceland.
• Glacier Experience – Reykjavik Iceland.
• Heimay Island Tour - Heimay, Westman Islands

Upcoming Iceland Cruise - W1013
Black Watch
7 Aug 10 for 15 nights
Prices starting from £1679pp.

• Average temperature: 5º C
• Highest ever recorded: 30.5º C
• Lowest ever recorded: -38º C

In general, on your Iceland cruise, you will experience a mild climate, however this can quickly turn into heavy rain, wind and fog. The best weather can be found in the north east where Summers are calm and mild with the temperature making it up to 11º C, but the winters are rather colder. From the end of May to the beginning of August, there are nearly 24 hours of daylight in Reykjavík, and the sun barely ever sets in the north. If your looking for the Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) these appear from the end of August. In the warmer months we would recommend lightweight clothing with extra woollens for walking and cooler evenings. Waterproofs are recommended throughout the year while medium-to heavyweight clothing will be needed in the winter.

To check on weather conditions for your cruise, click here to visit the BBC website, and use the search facility for 'world', adding in the ports of call you will be visiting.

Upcoming Iceland Cruise - W1013
Black Watch
7 Aug 10 for 15 nights
Prices starting from £1679pp.