Iceland & Greenland Cruises
Highlights
- Delve into Norse history on both islands, from Greenland’s Hvalsey Church ruins to the Saga Museum (aka “Viking Museum”) in Reykjavik
- See natural wonders such as Iceland’s Gullfloss waterfall and Haukadalur geyser basins and Greenland’s Disko Bay and Scoresby Sund fjord system
- Visit scenically set villages, towns, and cities, including the capitals of Nuuk, Greenland and Reykjavik, Iceland
- Glimpse wildlife ranging from Arctic foxes and polar bears to humpback whales and puffins
- Weave together the high adventure of wilderness touring with the lavish luxury of hot-springs soaks and state-of-the-art amenities aboard your ship
Combine impressively icy Greenland and gloriously green Iceland into one spectacular Arctic and North Atlantic tour! The contrasts are thrilling: the hugeness of Greenland, the world’s largest island, versus the accessible compactness of Iceland, and experiences ranging from explorations of Inuit culture in Greenland to learning about Iceland’s proud Viking heritage. Scan the primeval Arctic wilds of Northeast Greenland National Park for polar bears and muskoxen, lounge in luxurious comfort in the geothermal waters of Iceland’s Blue Lagoon—what a spectrum!
Of course, both of these marvelous islands abound in dazzling natural scenery too: from Greenland’s high-standing mountains, majestic fjords, and ice streams to the subglacial volcanoes, geyser basins, and thunderous cataracts of Iceland.
About Iceland & Greenland Cruises
Combine impressively icy Greenland and gloriously green Iceland into one spectacular Arctic and North Atlantic tour! The contrasts are thrilling: the hugeness of Greenland, the world’s largest island, versus the accessible compactness of Iceland, and experiences ranging from explorations of Inuit culture in Greenland to learning about Iceland’s proud Viking heritage. Scan the primeval Arctic wilds of Northeast Greenland National Park for polar bears and muskoxen, lounge in luxurious comfort in the geothermal waters of Iceland’s Blue Lagoon—what a spectrum!
Of course, both of these marvelous islands abound in dazzling natural scenery too: from Greenland’s high-standing mountains, majestic fjords, and ice streams to the subglacial volcanoes, geyser basins, and thunderous cataracts of Iceland.
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Iceland & Greenland Cruise FAQs
Are there cruises to Iceland & Greenland?
Yes, many expedition cruises combine the geothermal marvels of Iceland with the icy fjords and indigenous communities of Greenland for a truly diverse Arctic journey.
What can I expect during an Iceland & Greenland cruise?
Expect striking contrasts—from lava fields and hot springs to towering icebergs, remote settlements, and Viking ruins. They are moderately challenging, with regular zodiac excursions and hikes, but also plenty of onboard comfort.
When is the best time to go on an Iceland & Greenland cruise?
The best months are July through September, when weather is more stable and both land and sea wildlife are most visible.
How long do Iceland & Greenland cruises typically last?
These cruises generally last 10 to 18 days, depending on the route and number of stops.
How much is a cruise to Iceland & Greenland?
Fares typically range between $7,000 and $20,000 USD.
What type of wildlife can I see on an Iceland & Greenland cruise?
Wildlife includes humpback and minke whales, Arctic foxes, musk oxen, seals, abundant birdlife, and potentially polar bears.
Yes, many expedition cruises combine the geothermal marvels of Iceland with the icy fjords and indigenous communities of Greenland for a truly diverse Arctic journey.
Expect striking contrasts—from lava fields and hot springs to towering icebergs, remote settlements, and Viking ruins. They are moderately challenging, with regular zodiac excursions and hikes, but also plenty of onboard comfort.
The best months are July through September, when weather is more stable and both land and sea wildlife are most visible.
These cruises generally last 10 to 18 days, depending on the route and number of stops.
Fares typically range between $7,000 and $20,000 USD.
Wildlife includes humpback and minke whales, Arctic foxes, musk oxen, seals, abundant birdlife, and potentially polar bears.
Iceland & Greenland Cruise Ships
Travel on specialized ships equipped for Arctic exploration, offering comfort and panoramic views while navigating between Iceland and Greenland.
National Geographic Explorer
National Geographic Resolution
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