Sail the pristine waters of Scandinavia and the seas of the Baltic and British Isles. Witness stunning vistas of the Norwegian fjords and explore towns and capitals of Northern Europe, including Berlin, Copenhagen and Stockholm. Discover the Scottish Highlands and experience a warm Welsh welcome on the Isle of Anglesey. In England, visit legendary coastal cities and immerse yourself in Britain’s maritime heritage.

Immerse yourself in striking natural beauty on a voyage that spans Iceland, Greenland and the Canadian provinces of Newfoundland and Nova Scotia. Admire the volcanic landscape of the Westman Islands, enjoy the relaxed pace of life in Djúpivogur, and stroll the charming streets of Seydisfjördur and Akureyri. Discover the history of Viking exploration in the New World in Qaqortoq and L’Anse aux Meadows, and revel in the maritime heritage of lively Halifax.

Unlock some of the mysteries of the far north in Norway and discover its Viking past. Experience the robust beauty of Geiranger and the contrasting urban setting of Ålesund. Meet the people who thrive on the water’s edge of the Faroe archipelago, and encounter local wildlife. Witness the gentle giants of the sea in Iceland’s majestic, distant north, or immerse yourself in tradition and take a dip in a thermal bath amid breathtaking vistas.

See waterfalls cascading into mirror-like waters on this 11-night Norwegian Fjords voyage. On board, our alternative dining experience, Nordlys, offers a chance to savor authentic local flavors.

After sailing from New York to Southampton, enjoy days exploring in Norway and Iceland – perhaps embarking on a tour to the famous Golden Circle as your ship makes an overnight call in Reykjavík.

Discover life in the far north during a voyage across the Arctic Circle and along the distant shores of Norway and Iceland. Marvel at the rugged beauty of Geiranger, visit the former Hanseatic League city of Bergen and admire Honningsvåg’s remote North Cape. Enjoy an overnight stay in Longyearbyen, home to more polar bears than people, and call at Tromsø, Norway’s most northernly city.