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An original cruise between Iceland and Scotland, with discovery of the “Golden Circle” and a stopover in the Orkney Islands

Main features
Boat model: Ship
Type: Yacht / Motoryacht > 24 m
Number of cabins: 90
Maximum capacity: 180 travelers
Crew members: 125

Cabin

Scenic deluxe cabin
This deluxe cabin on deck 6 has two twin beds convertible into a double bed, a sitting area with sofa and desk, as well as a private bathroom with WC and walk-in shower with seat. The cabin is equipped with a large downward-sliding scenic window and individual air conditioning.
Cabin with porthole
Deluxe cabin with two twin beds convertible into a double bed, an office area as well as a private bathroom with disabled access and walk-in shower with seat. The cabin has a large non-opening porthole and individual air conditioning.
Scenic deluxe cabin
This deluxe cabin on deck 5 has two twin beds convertible into a double bed, a sitting area with sofa and desk, as well as a private bathroom with WC and walk-in shower with seat. The cabin is equipped with a large downward-sliding scenic window and individual air conditioning.
Deluxe balcony cabin
This deluxe cabin on deck 5 has two twin beds that can be converted into a double bed, a sitting area with sofa and desk, as well as a private bathroom with WC and walk-in shower with seat. The cabin has an outside balcony and individual air conditioning.
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NB : The pictures, information, and visuals presented are not contractually binding. The itinerary and program indicated may be modified without notice due to weather conditions or for technical reasons (captain's decision). Sailing times may vary depending on sea conditions and weather.

Itinerary

Reykjavik
Departure from Paris on special or scheduled flight to Reykjavik. On arrival in Reykjavik, transfer... more+ to the port, boarding and installation on board. Dinner on board. 
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Reykjavik
Reykjavik, or “the Bay of Smoke”, was named in 874 by the first Scandinavian settler, Ingolfur... more+ Arnarson, after the vapors from the hot springs. Iceland's capital is home to almost 70% of the island's population. It is the northernmost capital in the world. Despite its late development in the 19th century, the city has no old buildings, but beautiful, colorful houses that are immediately charming. A city on a human scale, it's a pleasure to stroll through its streets. From here, you can head for the Golden Circle, which groups together three exceptional natural sites: Gullfoss waterfalls, the Geysir spa area and Thingvellir, the Parliament Valley. Free time or optional excursions. Breakfast, lunch and dinner on board.
Optional excursions:
The Golden Circle (full day with lunch):
En route to Thingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Thingvellir is surrounded by mountains encircling a vast lavic plain of wild vegetation. Icelanders consider it a sacred place. We then discover Gullfoss Falls, also known as the “Golden Falls”, one of the most beautiful in Europe. This double cascade, often haloed by a rainbow, plunges into an abyss some 32 m below. The tour continues to Grand Geysir, which gave its name to all the world's geysers. Although it hardly raises its mountain of water any more, the site is grandiose for all the other volcanic phenomena to be observed: solfataras, fumaroles, bubbling mud springs and geysers gushing out in profusion. Full day with lunch - Price per person (from): €185
Historic Reykjavik: Short panoramic tour and discovery of the Arbaer open-air museum. The museum features some 20 buildings, most of them relocated from central Reykjavik in order to preserve the city's architectural and historical heritage. Continue to Perlan Dome, with its magnificent view over the city, before visiting the National Museum. It traces the history and customs of Iceland from the Viking settlements to the present day. Finally, a visit to the old town and the Hallgrimskirkja church. Half day - Price per person (from): €130
Bathing in the Blue Lagoon or Sky Lagoon: A true tradition in Iceland, bathing in hot springs is deeply rooted in local culture. The geothermal baths of the Sky Lagoon and the famous Blue Lagoon are renowned for their therapeutic benefits and offer a unique and relaxing environment. Availability and prices on request.
Volcanism from the sky: Take a helicopter flight over the region and discover the volcanic landscape from the air. Flight time: approx. 40 to 60 min. Availability and prices: please contact us. 
Activities: Optional services: Excursion to the Golden Circle, Panoramic tour and discovery of Reykjavik and its famous historic sites, more+
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Diner
Reykjavik Isafjordur
You're at the geographic end of Europe, in one of Iceland's wildest fjord regions. Free time or... more+ optional excursions. Breakfast, lunch and dinner on board.
Optional excursions
Panoramas of the West and the Dynjandi waterfall: Nestled in one of the most beautiful fjords in north-west Iceland, the 100 m-high Arnarfjordur, the remarkable Dynjandi waterfall is one of the region's many jewels. Majestic in both height and width, this staircase of waterfalls spreads out like a graceful bridal veil. The drive to the site will give you a good overview of this region sculpted by glaciers in the oldest part of Iceland: mountain ridges, breathtaking views, deep fjords where farms and villages huddle together on a narrow strip of land. Half-day tour - Price per person (from): €155
Isafjordur and picturesque villages: Depart through the magnificent steep valleys of the western fjords to discover the life of the local people. Pass through the village of Bolungarvík and its little church, at the foot of a 600 m high mountain. Visit the Osvor open-air museum, a reconstructed fisherman's hut. Return to Isafjordur via the Tungudalur valley and visit the Maritime Museum. Tasting of schnapps and fermented shark. Half-day tour - Price per person (from): 145 €. 
Activities: Optional services: Isafjordur and its picturesque villages, Western panoramas and the Dynjandi waterfall, more+
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Isafjordur Akureyri
Akureyri is located in northern Iceland, on the west coast of the Eyjafjordur fjord. The town is... more+ surrounded by snow-capped mountains virtually all year round. The Glera River flows through the town, forming the Oddeyri sandbank as it empties into the sea. This area of the fjord is renowned for its calm winds and natural harbour. Free time or optional excursions. Breakfast, lunch and dinner on board.
Optional excursions :
Northern jewels: Discover a region of extraordinary landscapes where most volcanic phenomena are represented. Visit the Namaskard site, with its mud pots, solfataras and sulfur-scented fumaroles. Then on to Dimmuborgir for a walk through the strange lava formations of this unusual labyrinth. Continue to the cratered lake of Myvatn, one of Iceland's most fascinating places. After lunch, discover Godafoss, “the waterfall of the Gods”. Full day with lunch - Price per person (from): €175.
Laufás Hamlet and Botanical Garden: Travel along the Eyjafjörður and the wild landscapes of northern Iceland to reach the Godafoss waterfalls. Continue with a visit to the old Laufás farm, now a museum. This hamlet of traditional turf-roofed houses and its church bear witness to the agricultural life of the time. Return to Akureyri and after a short panoramic tour, visit the botanical garden which houses many endemic species. Half-day - Price per person (from): €110.
Whale watching: After a short walk, embark on a local boat for a 3-hour cruise in the magnificent Eyjafjörður fjord surrounded by imposing snow-capped mountains. Renowned for its abundant marine life, the possibility of observing different species of cetaceans is significant here: humpback whale, blue whale, minke whale... Half-day - Price per person (from): €110. 
Activities: Optional services: Northern jewels, Visit to the Laufas hamlet and botanical garden, more+
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Akureyri Seydisfjordur
Located on the east coast of Iceland, Seyðisfjörður is an authentic small village of about 750... more+ inhabitants and is also an ideally located starting point for hiking in the wilderness. Nestled at the bottom of a magnificent fjord and surrounded by mountains plunging into the sea, it was founded by Norwegian fishermen in the mid-19th century and prospered thanks to herring fishing. Free time or participation in optional excursions. Breakfast, lunch and dinner on board.
Optional excursions:
Wonders of the East: Depart by the only road connecting Seyðisfjörður to the rest of the country towards the impressive Fjardarheidi mountain pass and viewpoint. After passing the mystical Lagarfljót lake, visit the Snaefellsstofa information center dedicated to the Vatnajökull National Park which interactively addresses the fauna and flora of the region and discover Skriduklaustur, an old farm and historical site of the valley. Continue to Valthjofsstadur and pass through the magnificent Hallormsstadarskogur forest, one of the largest in Iceland. On the way back, stop in the small town of Egilsstadir and discover objects made by local artists. Half-day - Price per person (from): €165.
The Skalanes Nature Reserve: Skalanes is a private reserve designed as a place for research on the environment and cultural history of the country. On the way, visit the archaeological site of Thorarinsstadir where a standing wooden church and a cemetery were excavated. Upon arrival, walk for about 1 hour in the nature reserve where the cliffs over 600 meters high host thousands of seabirds during the nesting period, such as eiders or arctic terns. Reindeer, seals, and more rarely whales offshore can sometimes be observed. Snack and return to Seyðisfjörður. Half-day - Limited places - Price per person (from): €155.
Hiking in the Vestdalur valley: The Vestdalur valley is a protected nature reserve with remarkable flora. Hike for about 2 hours through the enchanting landscapes of the east between green hills, mountains, and multiple waterfalls. It is sometimes possible to see Icelandic sheep or horses grazing in the surrounding pastures. During the walk, discover the old whaling station of Vestdalseyri, one of the largest cooperatives in the country now abandoned. Limited places - Price per person (from): €110. 
Activities: Optional services: Excursion to the wonders of the East, Visit to the Skalanes nature reserve, more+
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Seydisfjordur Torshavn
Halfway between Scotland and Iceland, this archipelago is made up of 18 small, verdant main... more+ islands, separated by narrow channels and exfjords. Only one of them is inhabited: Torshavn. The Faroese capital has retained its village feel, with authentic little houses in variegated colors and roofs sometimes covered with mossy grass. Tinganes, the historic district, is home to the very first European parliament, established over a thousand years ago under the aegis of the Vikings. Free time or optional excursions. Breakfast, lunch and dinner on board.
Optional excursions:
Saskun and Kollafjordur: Depart for Kollafjordur and visit a traditional Faroese church with a grass-covered roof. Discover the splendid scenery along the way to the village of Saksun, one of the archipelago's most typical villages, set in a sublime bay. The old Duvugardar farmhouse has been converted into a museum, providing a glimpse of rural life in those days. On the way back, stop for a view of the capital Torshavn. Half-day tour - Price per person (from): €85.
Splendors of the Faroe Islands: Depart for the north, passing through beautiful small villages and the former whaling station of Vid Air. Along the way, you'll catch a glimpse of “The Giant and the Witch”, two rocky peaks isolated in the sea which, according to legend, were once living characters. Discover Slættaratindur, the highest mountain in the Faroe Islands at 882 metres. Stopover in Gjogv, a pretty village on the northeast side of the island of Eysturoy. In Faroese, gjogv means ravine. Its name derives from the 188-metre-long gorge that links the village to the ocean. Return via small mountain roads with grandiose panoramas. Half-day tour - Price per person (from): €75.
Vestmanna cliffs: Transfer to the village of Vestmanna from Torshavn. Embark on a mini-cruise (approx. 2 hrs) to discover the imposing cliffs and their many caves, the natural habitat of thousands of seabirds. The captain will try to find the best itinerary to get as close as possible to the sheer cliffs and approach the various caves (weather permitting). Return by coach from Vestmanna via the mountain roads and their exceptional panoramas. Half-day tour - Limited places - Price per person (from): €140. 
Activities: Optional services: Excursion to Saskun and Kollafjordur, Discover the splendors of the Faroe Islands, more+
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Torshavn Kirkwall
A legendary archipelago in the north of Scotland, Orkney's landscapes of rugged rock facing the... more+ ocean, its millennia-old archaeological heritage and its wealth of birdlife are awe-inspiring. A wildlife paradise, discover breathtaking panoramas and historic wonders. Free time or optional excursions. Breakfast, lunch and dinner on board.
Optional excursions:
The Neolithic heart of the Orcades: Departure by coach through magnificent landscapes of farmland and rolling moors. Pass by the standing stones of Stenness and discover the Brodgar circle of Bronze Age megaliths. Then visit Skara Brae, a Neolithic Stone Age village whose perfectly preserved remains under sand dunes were revealed by a storm 5000 years later, in 1850. All three sites are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Continue to historic Skaill House, built by a bishop in 1620, and return to Kirkwall via Scapa Flow Bay, the former naval base where the German fleet was scuttled on June 21, 1919. Half-day tour - Price per person (from): €85.
Discover the north of the island of Kirkwall: Leaving Kirkwall, we follow the bay of Scapa Flow and pass by Stenness, a Unesco World Heritage site of standing stones. Short stop to sample delicious local pastries, then on to Brough of Birsay to admire the spectacular cliffs of Marwick Head, a veritable natural refuge for birds. On the way back, visit Brodgar Circle, an archaeological site featuring a series of megaliths dating back to the Bronze Age. Half-day tour - Limited places - Price per person (from): €80. 
Activities: Optional services: The Neolithic heart of Orkney, Discover the north of Kirkwall Island, more+
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Kirkwall Invergordon
Situated on the Cromarty estuary, Invergordon is undeniably reminiscent of Scottish myth and... more+ folklore. Situated in the Highlands, the town is close to the famous Loch Ness. It's also where the great whisky distilleries are concentrated. Free time or optional excursions. Breakfast, lunch and dinner on board.
Optional excursions:
Cawdor Castle and the site of Culloden: departure along the Cromarty estuary with its magnificent panorama, before entering the Scottish countryside to reach the site of the Battle of Culloden. Discover the battlefield and its interactive museum. The site bears witness to the Highlanders' last attempt to wrest the Scottish throne from the English. After lunch, visit Cawdor Castle and its magnificent gardens, the inspiration for Shakespeare's Macbeth. This splendid medieval residence has belonged to the Cawdor family for over 600 years, and has retained its old-world charm. Full day with lunch - Price per person (from): 165 €.
Mini-cruise on Loch Ness and Urquhart Castle: departure by coach for the Highlands, one of Europe's last wildernesses! Arrive at the ruins of Urquhart Castle, a splendid 13th-century site set on a rocky promontory along the shores of Loch Ness. Then embark on a mini-cruise on this legendary lake to the Caledonian Canal and Dochgarroch Lock. Return to Invergordon via Inverness. Half day - Price per person (from): 115 €.
Dunrobin Castle and Dornoch: en route to Dunrobin through typical Scottish countryside. At the end of a long tree-lined road, you'll come to the impressive Renaissance castle of Dunrobin, which houses 189 rooms richly decorated with paintings, tapestries and objets d'art. This magnificent building, ancestral seat of the Dukes of Sutherland, boasts a splendid terrace overlooking the sea and formal gardens. On the way back, visit Dornoch, a charming 12th-century town with an imposing medieval cathedral. Half-day tour - Price per person (from): €80. 
Activities: Optional services: Visit to cawdor castle and the culloden site, Mini-cruise on Loch Ness and Urquhart Castle, more+
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Invergordon Edinburgh
Breakfast on board. Disembarkation and transfer to the airport. Flight to Paris by special or... more+ scheduled flight. 
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Possibility to privatize the boat on request
The price includes
Onboard conferences
The services of a French-speaking cruise director and guide
Service charges for the crew
Luggage allowance on boarding and disembarking the ship
All activities and entertainment on board (cocktails, Captain's evening, workshops, shows)
Water, tea or coffee during meals on board
Port taxes
Air taxes
Air travel Paris or Brussels / Reykjavik and Edinburgh / Paris or Brussels on special or scheduled economy-class flights, with or without stopovers
Meals included in the program
The price does not include
Other beverages then the aforementioned
Personal expenses
Travel insurance
For France: departure and return options from the region
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Tips for guides and/or crew
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CUSTOMIZED QUOTE

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8 September 2025 - 9 d
  • 8 September 2025
    From £7,610 / 9 d
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Cabin with porthole
  • Cabin with porthole
  • Scenic deluxe cabin
  • Scenic deluxe cabin
  • Deluxe balcony cabin
  • Deluxe balcony cabin
  • Navigator suite with terrace
  • VIP suite with terrace
  • Explorer Suite with terrace
  • Privatization
Travelers: 2
Price for 2 pers. :
£8,842
Flights included
Privatize the boat on request
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