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15 Night Wild Islands of the North Atlantic

From Reykjavik to Hamburg
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Maud

Hurtigruten Cruise Line
3 Stars
  • Cruise #: 5137950
  • Departs: Tue, Sep 17, 2024
  • Returns: Wed, Oct 2, 2024
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    Tuesday - Sep 17, 2024
    Day
    1
    Reykjavik, Iceland
    • Reykjavik, Iceland
    Discover Iceland's modern capital. Your North Atlantic expedition cruise starts in Iceland's capital, Reykjavik, packed with art, culture, and history. If you have time before boarding MS Maud, stroll along Laugavegur, which is lined with boutiques and galleries. Head to the striking Hallgrimskirkja Church or the fascinating Reykjavik Art Museum. With so much to explore, consider arriving early to join one of the Pre-Programs. Once you board MS Maud, pick up your expedition jacket, check out your cabin, meet the Expedition Team, and enjoy your first delicious dinner as we set sail towards our first stop, Heimaey. ...
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    Wednesday - Sep 18, 2024
    Day
    2
    Heimaey, Iceland
    • Heimaey, Iceland
    Whales, puffins, and a dramatic volcanic eruption. Heimaey is the only inhabited island in the Westman Islands, off Iceland's southern coast. It has a fascinating history involving runaway slaves, murder, revenge, magic, and Barbary pirates. It still bears the scars of a powerful volcanic eruption in 1973 that nearly destroyed the island. Visit the SEA LIFE Trust Beluga Whale Sanctuary and Puffin Rescue Centre, and meet some of these iconic animals. Be sure to check out the Eldfell volcano, the 'Fire Mountain'. It's well worth the effort to climb to its summit, which offers incredible views of the town below. ...
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    Thursday - Sep 19, 2024
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    3
    • Stykkisholmur, Iceland
    Gateway to spectacular Snaefellsnes. Time has stood still at Stykkisholmur, the small fishing town in Breidafjordur bay. Here, the colorful houses stand in contrast to the distant mountains. Nearby, you'll find Snaefellsnes Peninsula National Park, with the ice-capped Snaefellsjokull volcano at the peninsula's western tip. Its wide array of landscapes has earned it the nickname 'Little Iceland'. At the national park, visit Djupalonssandur's black-sand beach and the Londrangar basalt cliffs. Ride a snowcat to the top of the Snaefellsjokull glacier, or take a guided coastal hike on a glacial cave tour. ...
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    Friday - Sep 20, 2024
    Day
    4
    Patreksfjordur, Iceland, Iceland
    • Patreksfjordur, Iceland, Iceland
    A stunning beach, waterfalls, and a towering bird cliff. Patreksfjordur is unforgettably beautiful. Learn about the fishing traditions in Europe's westernmost village. Explore the surrounding area on a hike through the fjords or visit Raudasandur beach to see the seals. You can also join a tour to Dynjandi waterfalls. These are six combined falls that comprise the largest and most spectacular falls in the Westfjords. Although we're outside nesting season, Latrabjarg is still a must-see for bird enthusiasts. Towering at around 1,400 feet and over 8 miles long, the bird cliff is one of Europe's largest. It is an important nesting site for puffins, northern gannets, guillemots, and razorbills during the summer. ...
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    Saturday - Sep 21, 2024
    Day
    5
    Coastal Navigation, United States
    • Coastal Navigation, United States
    Exploring Northwest Iceland, expedition-style. One of the best things about expedition cruising is the feeling of freedom. We plan to spend the day in Iceland's Northwestern Region, but as conditions can vary, there's no pre-set schedule. Rest assured, your captain and Expedition Team will find the best opportunities for adventure. We may go ashore in our small boats (RIBs) for a hike or a beach clean-up. Or maybe we'll launch our kayaks. If we spot a pod of whales as we're sailing, we may stop to enjoy the sight. Be ready for anything! You can also join onboard lectures, visit the Science Center, get tips from the professional photographer, or soak in a hot tub. ...
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    Sunday - Sep 22, 2024
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    6
    Akureyri, Iceland
    • Akureyri, Iceland
    See dramatic moonscapes and waterfalls. Gaze at snowcapped peaks as we cruise along Eyjafjordur, Iceland's longest fjord. It's one of the best places in Europe to spot humpback whales, white-beaked dolphins, and harbor porpoises. Look out for orcas, blue whales, and fin whales, too. Iceland's 'Northern Capital', Akureyri, sits at the base of the fjord. Here, you can enjoy the oasis of a botanical garden and visit top-notch eateries and museums. Further inland, visit the picturesque Godafoss waterfall, where turquoise waters pound against black rocks. Keep an eye out for eider ducks and harlequin ducks at Lake Myvatn, one of Iceland's most active volcanic areas. ...
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    Monday - Sep 23, 2024
    Day
    7
    Grimsey Island, Iceland
    • Grimsey Island, Iceland
    Immerse yourself in breathtaking vistas and cross the Arctic Circle. Grimsey is a remote, windswept, and breathtakingly beautiful island home to a wealth of wildlife. It is also steeped in myth and legend. Grimsey may be best known for its proximity to the Arctic Circle, which cuts across the island - the only part of Iceland to do so. You'll have the opportunity to step across that line, hopping over to the Arctic and back. By 2050, Grimsey will lie outside the Arctic, as the Arctic Circle creeps northwards at a rate of about 48 feet per year. ...
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    Tuesday - Sep 24, 2024
    Day
    8
    Seydisfjordur, Iceland
    • Seydisfjordur, Iceland
    Waterfalls and wildlife in special Seydisfjordur. At the end of a deep fjord with picturesque mountains and waterfalls lies the quirky village of Seydisfjordur. Colorful wooden houses line the streets, while the aptly named Rainbow Road offers a vibrant photo opportunity. Walk to an unusual sound sculpture, Tvisongur, or take a longer hike in the hills above the town. You can also visit Skalanes, a private nature reserve home to reindeer, Arctic fox, and mink. Here, scan the skies for black-tailed godwits, golden plovers, and gyrfalcons, Europe's largest falcon. ...
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    Wednesday - Sep 25, 2024
    Day
    9
    • Runavik, Denmark
    Explore wild and rugged Eysturoy island. Tiny Runavik is a flourishing town on the Faroe island of Eysturoy. Hugging the eastern side of Skalafjordur fjord, it's been a haven for ships for centuries. The Vikings used to dock here, too. Join the Expedition Team on a kayaking tour of Skalafjordur. At nine miles long, it's the longest fjord in the Faroe Islands. You can also head off on one of the many hiking routes. Follow the easy path through the heather-rich moorland around Lake Toftavatn, known for its birdlife. Hike up the nearby hill for astounding views of the surrounding green peaks. Take the opportunity to stretch your legs before we cruise to Streymoy, the largest of the islands. ...
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    Thursday - Sep 26, 2024
    Day
    10
    Torshavn, Faroe Islands
    • Torshavn, Faroe Islands
    A visit to Streymoy in the Faroe Islands. Torshavn is located on Streymoy, the largest of the Faroe Islands. Founded by Norsemen in the 10th century, Torshavn (Thor's Harbour) is one of Northern Europe's oldest capitals. Wander along winding cobblestone alleyways and past colorful, turf-roofed houses. In the local museums, you'll learn about the city's origins, and the flora, fauna, and geology of the Faroe Islands. Just over a mile north of the town, Svartafoss waterfall tumbles over mossy rocks. And as you walk along the seafront, look out for the eider drake and the distinctive Faroese starling with its beige-tipped wings. ...
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    Friday - Sep 27, 2024
    Day
    11
    Lerwick, United Kingdom
    • Lerwick, United Kingdom
    Experience life in the capital of Scotland's northernmost inhabited isles. We'll dock alongside Lerwick, the capital of the Shetland Islands, to explore this friendly, Victorian-influenced fishing town. Navigate the narrow lanes on foot to discover little shops selling local whiskies, wool sweaters, and fudge. By the old waterfront, you'll find the Shetland Museum, which highlights the area's rich history. Nearby, see Fort Charlotte and the regal Town Hall. The wider island is home to remarkable Iron Age villages and the Croft House Museum, where you'll learn about the hard life of the local crofters. Keep your binoculars handy, as you may spot grey and common seals along Lerwick's beaches, as well as local birdlife such as red-throated divers, redshanks, and curlews. ...
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    Saturday - Sep 28, 2024
    Day
    12
    Fair Isle, Scotland
    • Fair Isle, Scotland
    A scenic stop for bird lovers. Your last stop in the Shetland Islands is remote Fair Isle, known for its birds and knitwear. A magnet for birdwatchers and wildlife photographers, the island is home to 27 bird species. It's a vital stop for migrating seabirds, drawn to the red sandstone cliffs, green fields, and moors. Join a hike along breathtaking clifftop trails with the Expedition Team. Gain fascinating insight into the life and history of the 65-strong island community at the local museum. You can support Fair Islanders by buying genuine Fair Isle knitwear directly from local makers. If landing isn't possible, the scenic cruising is just as spectacular. ...
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    Sunday - Sep 29, 2024
    Day
    13
    At Sea
    • At Sea
    Enjoy a relaxing day as we cruise toward Edinburgh. As we sail to Edinburgh, enjoy an idyllic day at sea. Admire the views from MS Maud's expansive Observation Deck, visit the Science Center for insight into the destinations ahead, or take advantage of the gym and hot tubs. Photography enthusiasts can pick up some pointers from the onboard photographer on how to capture wildlife and landscapes. The comfortable Explorer Lounge & Bar is a great place to read or just watch the world glide by. You can also enjoy a talk by the Expedition Team, experienced explorers who will share their extensive knowledge of the places ahead. ...
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    Monday - Sep 30, 2024
    Day
    14
    Edinburgh, United Kingdom
    • Edinburgh, United Kingdom
    Discover the many charms of the much-loved city of Edinburgh. Edinburgh is the most visited city in the United Kingdom after London and you'll soon see why. With streets steeped in history and a thriving cultural scene, the Scottish capital offers the perfect balance between the traditional and the contemporary. Explore mysterious winding alleys and elegant terraced rows, and check out the many shops, bars, and restaurants. Get a great view of the city from majestic Edinburgh Castle, where you can see Scotland's Crown Jewels and the famed Stone of Destiny. ...
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    Tuesday - Oct 1, 2024
    Day
    15
    At Sea
    • At Sea
    Enjoy a relaxing day as we cruise toward Hamburg. It's our final day at sea and your expedition cruise is quickly drawing to a close. Make the most of the onboard facilities today before we arrive in Hamburg. You'll have time to sit back and swap stories of your adventures so far. Keep your eyes peeled on deck for some wonderful marine life and seabirds - you can even relax in the hot tub while you do it. You can still spend time in the Science Center and with the Expedition Team, who are available to answer your questions. ...
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    Wednesday - Oct 2, 2024
    Day
    16
    Hamburg, Germany
    • Hamburg, Germany
    Your cruise ends in Germany's second-largest city. Your expedition cruise comes to an end in Hamburg, the second-largest city in Germany, which has one of the greenest urban areas in Europe. There's a lot to see and do in Hamburg, whose picturesque canals have earned it the nickname 'Venice of the North'. If you have time, visit the attractions in the Altstadt district, like the St. Nikolai Memorial and historic Deichstrasse street. Hamburg is also home to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including Chilehaus and the world's largest historic warehouse district in Speicherstadt. Art lovers should head to Kunsthalle, the nation's foremost art museum. ...
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