For ornithologists, the Faroe Islands are a veritable paradise. Common species spotted include puffins, guillemots, razorbills, kittiwakes, fulmars and petrels.

From the top of Streymoy Sill we will be able to admire the scenery of the rock formation as well as the Island of Vágar.

Today Tórshavn is considered one of the smallest and most pleasant capital cities in the world. The history of Tórshavn began centuries ago when Vikings from Western Norway first met in the middle of the islands for their annual gathering.

We board our coach on the quayside opposite historic Tinganes, the rocky peninsula in Tórshavn harbour where the ancient Vikings first established the town.

 Leaving the pier in Tórshavn by bus, we will pause at a viewpoint overlooking this tiny capital.

Vágar is one of the 18 islands in the archipelago of the Faroe Islands and the most westerly of the larger islands.

Our tour today is an opportunity to walk through the captivating Arctic landscape and soak up its special atmosphere.

Our boat trip will take us across the fjord to Hvalsey, where we will visit the ruins of Hvalsey Church.

We will make our way on foot from the landing stage up to the town to visit a local family in their home.

From the pier we will walk past the old part of the town, colonised by the Danes approximately 250 years ago.

Greenland’s inland icecap produces 250 million tonnes of icebergs every summer.

Erik the Red was originally from Norway, but his father was banished and took the family to live in Iceland.

Narsarsuaq was founded by the American Air Force in 1941 when they built an air base in the region code named Bluie West One.

A minibus will take us the short distance from the pier to the end of the road, in the Hospital Valley.

What is it like to live at latitude 66° north? This tour will give us an insight into the area and the lives of those who live here.

This boat tour takes us to the beaches of Hornstrandir - one of the most beautiful and remote areas in Iceland.

Vigur is a lovely island, two kilometres long and just 400 metres wide - a green oasis in the blue waters of the fjord Isafjardardjup.

THIS TOUR WILL OPERATE FOR VISTAS MUSIC THEMED CRUISE CALLS TO ISAFJORDUR ONLY

Join us on a deep sea angling adventure from the port of Flateyri in Onundarfjordur - one of the most well known fishing towns in the country, where the rich fishing grounds are only a stone's throw away.

THIS TOUR WILL OPERATE FOR VISTAS MUSIC THEMED CALLS TO REYKJAVIK ONLY

If you think that Iceland looks good from the ground – wait until you have seen it from the air. This never-to-be-forgotten trip shows the sharply contrasting faces of Iceland’s natural features – glaciers and volcanoes.

We continue on snow trucks into the icy world of the glacier. We will spend approximately an hour on the snow truck which will take us into the wonderful world of ice.

This 4 x 4 adventure tour takes us to magical places created by the power of volcanoes and ice.

We start with a pleasant drive through Hafnarfjörður town, situated picturesquely on an ancient lava flow

Our tour today takes us up close and personal with the volcano whose name no one can pronounce!

Through Reykjavík’s suburbs we travel past the rugged lava fields of the Reykjanes peninsula, towards the Blue Lagoon.

The potential for whale watching in Iceland is excellent! There are many species of whales (blue, fin, humpbacks, minke and sei included) – in fact about half of the 36 whale species which are present in European seas can be seen in Icelandic waters.

This is a classic excursion from Reykjavík covering the ‘Big Three’ – Gullfoss, Geysir and Thingvellir.

With around 180,000 inhabitants, Reykjavík – meaning ‘smoky bay’, from the geothermal activity taking place in the area – is certainly amongst the smallest capital cities in the world.