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From the Vesteralen and Lofoten Islands in Norway to the Shetland and Orkney Islands in Scotland

Main characteristics
Model of the boat: Ship
Type:
Number of cabins: 110
Maximum capacity: 220 travelers

Cabin

Inside cabin - Lower deck
Inside cabin with double bed. It has a private bathroom with shower and toiletries, television, safe, two-pin European sockets and tea and coffee making facilities.
Inside cabin - Upper deck
Inside cabin with double bed. It has a private bathroom with shower and toiletries, television, safe, two-pin European sockets and tea and coffee making facilities.
Inside cabin - Lower or upper deck
Inside cabin with double bed. It has a private bathroom with shower and toiletries, television, safe, two-pin European sockets and tea and coffee making facilities.
Outside cabin - Upper deck
Outside cabin with double bed. It has a private bathroom with shower and toiletries, television, safe, two-pin European sockets and tea and coffee making facilities.
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NB: The photos, information and visuals presented are not contractually binding. The indicated itinerary and program may be modified without prior notice, depending on the weather conditions or for technical reasons (decision of the captain). Sailing times may vary depending on sea and weather conditions.

Sailing itineraries

Tromso
Backed by snow-capped mountains, the bustling city of Tromsø is the perfect place to embark on an... see+ adventure. It has served as the base for many historic Arctic expeditions, including those of Roald Amundsen, and its location 400 kilometers north of the Arctic Circle has earned it the nickname "Gateway to the Arctic."

If you arrive early in Tromsø, we recommend exploring the city before boarding your cruise. There is much to see, including the Polar Museum, where you can learn about the city's exploration heritage. Be sure not to miss the impressive Arctic Cathedral, with its enormous stained-glass window. For those seeking a bit more adventure, we invite you to take a look at our pre-program.

 
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Tromso Senja
Sometimes called "Norway in miniature," Senja is the second-largest island in Norway. With its... see+ rugged mountains, sandy beaches, dark forests, and idyllic fishing villages, you'll understand why it has earned this name. Reindeer roam freely on the island, so be on the lookout for a sighting!

We will visit a local community and experience the warm Scandinavian hospitality. We will learn more about the Sámi culture and life in the remote villages during the winter months. At times, we will sail in darkness and twilight, but this will only enrich our experience, with sparkling snow landscapes illuminated by the low sun and starlight.

Please note that this is an exploration day, and the actual itinerary may vary from the above program. 
Activities: Includes: Visit to a local community in Senja, see+
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Senja Vesterålen
As we sail towards the Vesterålen Islands, the expedition team will search for the best spot for a... see+ landing in the wild, perhaps on one of the many beautiful beaches likely covered in pristine snow. We may embark on an adventure aboard our small expedition boats to explore the remote islands or take out the kayaks.

Vesterålen awaits us with its stunning snow-covered landscapes, perfect for expedition activities such as snowshoeing, expedition boat trips, and kayaking. Here, we will experience another tailor-made adventure: an evening at the Museum, where you will enjoy an exclusive opening and dinner in this unique heritage setting. 
Activities: Includes: Excursion to the Vesterålen Islands, see+
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Vesterålen Lofoten
Sailing from Vesterålen to Lofoten, we cross the narrow Trollfjord and the Raftsund Strait,... see+ passing between towering cliffs. We are so close to the shores that you’ll enjoy breathtaking views from the deck and feel as though you could touch them!

In winter, the Lofoten Islands transform into a snow-covered wonderland. The narrow fjords, nestled between towering mountains and picturesque fishing villages, are perfect destinations for a small ship. Discover Svolvær or relax in a traditional Nordic sauna before taking an exhilarating polar plunge that will surely revitalize you!

Please note that this is an exploration day, and the actual itinerary may vary from the above program. 
Activities: Includes: Discovering the Lofoten Islands, see+
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Lofoten Svartisen
Today, we will sail through the Holandsfjord, off the rugged Helgeland coast, and head towards the... see+ Svartisen Glacier. Covering nearly 600 square kilometers and containing 60 "tongues," this incredible geographical feature is the second-largest glacier in Norway, after Jostedalsbreen.

The famous Svartisen, which means "black ice," consists of two distinct glaciers, Vestisen and Østisen, separated by the Vesterdalen valley, which stretches nearly 1 kilometer long. The color of the ice can range from turquoise to dark blue, but it is never quite black.

If conditions allow, your expedition team will land at a local pier and take you ashore, where we will hike to get a closer look at this extraordinary glacier. 
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Svartisen At sea - Norway
On the way south, through the sheltered fjords, the landscape continues to thrill us. As we cross... see+ the inner waters, you will see how the gentle winter sun envelops the snowy landscapes and towering mountains in a magical charm. 
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At sea - Norway
Take the time to relax and enjoy the facilities of your expedition ship. Soak in the views from the... see+ deck, warm up in the sauna, or join your expedition team for fascinating lectures and demonstrations in the Science Centre.

As we approach the Shetland Islands of Scotland, we will enter the waters of the North Sea. 
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At sea - Norway Lerwick
Today, we reach the northernmost outpost of the British Isles, docking in Lerwick, the capital of... see+ the Shetland Islands in Scotland. These islands have a rich heritage, which the locals are rightly proud of. Wherever you go, you’ll see references to monuments and bygone eras.

After our crossing of the Norwegian Sea, stretch your legs by taking a stroll through this charming fishing town with Victorian influence. Wander the narrow streets of the town and discover the small shops selling locally made products such as whiskies, woolen sweaters, and toffee. On the old waterfront, you'll find the Shetland Museum, which tells the region's rich history. Not far from there are also Fort Charlotte and the majestic town hall. 
Activities: Includes: Lerwick - Guided Tour of Lerwick, see+
Optional services: Lerwick - Jarlshof and Hoswick see+
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Lerwick Kirkwall
Today, we arrive in Kirkwall, the largest town in the Orkneys. Explore this lively capital with its... see+ Viking influences, which remains compact enough to be explored on foot.

Visit St. Magnus Cathedral, built from the region’s characteristic red sandstone, and the adjacent Earl’s Palace. You can admire the stone ruins of this once grand Renaissance building. The famous Neolithic site of Skara Brae is also accessible by bus.

Whisky lovers will enjoy the Highland Park and Scapa distilleries in Kirkwall for their unique single malts. If you're in the mood for something a little more original, the Orkney Distillery produces a gin made from local Orkney botanicals. 
Activities: Includes: Kirkwall on Foot, see+
Optional services: Kirkwall - Skara Brae and the Ring of Brodgar see+
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Kirkwall Glasgow
For a week and a half, we have traveled from the wild lands of Arctic Norway to the Scottish Isles.... see+ Today, our expedition ends in Greenock, near Glasgow. If you're still in explorer mode, Glasgow has much to offer curious travelers.

In the harbor, you will discover the incredible Riverside Museum, as well as the magnificent tall ship Glenlee, docked alongside the museum. Launched in 1896, the Glenlee has circumnavigated the globe several times. In the city, admire the Gothic architecture of Glasgow Cathedral, as well as the eclectic art and natural history at the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. A perfect way to end your adventure in style! 
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Option to privatize the boat on request
The price includes
Wine, beer and spirits available at meals and throughout the day and evening (subject to licensing legislation, excluding premium drinks)
Coffee, tea and soft drinks available throughout the day
Free bottle of water to fill on board and take home
Polar expedition jacket, backpack, or other kit item
Photographer on board
WIFI
Use of the sauna, hot tubs, pool, fitness room, lounges, etc.
Tips
Exciting lectures and discussions organised by experts from the expedition team
Full access to the science centre on board
Loan of all equipment necessary for activities
The activities included in the program
Meals included in the program
The price does not include
International flights
Travel insurance
Carrying luggage on the boat
Activities not included in the program
Meals not included in the program
Further information
All planned activities are subject to weather and ice conditions
Excursions and activities may be subject to change
Optional services
Flights not included in the program are available on request
Activities and excursions on request see+

Activities

Included
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Explore Lerwick's historic town center on foot and discover its many sandstone buildings dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries. Uncover the colorful history of the isolated Shetland capital during your walk, which will take you past the old toll booth,... see+ the Lodberries, and the majestic town hall.
After the guided tour, you’ll have free time to browse the local shops or visit the impressive 18th-century Fort Charlotte, overlooking the Bressay Strait. 
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Depart from the picturesque harbor of Kirkwall with your guide for a walk along the ancient quay, dating back to the founding of the city by the Vikings. The quay is now a lovely cobblestone street adorned with flags, connecting the harbor to the town center.... see+ Along the way, your guide will share the stories of Kirkwall's past.
Upon reaching St. Magnus Cathedral, a stunning red and yellow sandstone building dominating Kirkwall’s skyline, explore its 850-year history. Nearby, visit the Earl’s Palace built by Patrick Stewart, using forced labor, as well as another of his properties: the Bishop’s Palace. Your walking tour will end at the Orkney Museum. You’ll have free time to explore the museum, shop, and stroll at your leisure back to your ship. 
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We will depart from Lerwick, the capital of the Shetland Islands, heading to the southernmost point of the island. On the way, we will pass through the rural village of Fladdabister and, weather permitting, we will stop to admire the Mousa Broch, the largest... see+ and best-preserved broch in the world. We will continue along the west coast, passing the island of Saint Ninian, where the famous 9th-century Pictish silver treasure was discovered in 1958.
Continuing south, we will visit the stunning archaeological site of Jarlshof. This site was uncovered by a violent storm in the winter of 1896/1897, revealing incredible remains that trace at least 5,000 years of human history. The site is home to an impressive collection of stone structures: late Neolithic dwellings, a Bronze Age village, a broch and Iron Age wheelhouses, Norse huts, a medieval farm, and a 16th-century mansion. Explore the remains of this village with your guide to fully enjoy your visit.
Our tour continues in the small nearby historic village of Hoswick, where we will visit the Hoswick Visitor Centre. This is a great opportunity to learn more about the history and culture of the Shetland Islands through exciting interpretive displays. Don’t miss the chance to buy an original Shetland knit from the shop’s extensive range! You will return to Lerwick with your guide, who will continue to share stories about these islands while keeping an eye out for the famous Shetland ponies along the way. 
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Explore Mainland, the largest island in Orkney, with its rich prehistoric archaeological heritage. Admire the 5,000-year-old Ring of Brodgar, part of the Neolithic Heart of Orkney, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Your discovery journey continues at Skara Brae,... see+ where you can see the fascinating remains of the Neolithic village uncovered by a violent storm in 1850. Don’t miss the visitor center, which displays objects such as tools, beads, and pottery, and visit Skaill House, a beautiful 17th-century residence also located on the site. 
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28 March 2026 - 7 d
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Inside cabin - Lower deck
  • Inside cabin - Lower deck
  • Inside cabin - Upper deck
  • Outside cabin - Upper deck
  • Triple outside cabin - Upper deck
  • Wheelchair-accessible outside cabin
  • Outside cabin - Upper deck
  • Outside cabin - Lower deck
  • Outside cabin - Upper deck
  • Quadruple Mini-Suite - Lower deck
  • Triple Mini-Suite - Lower deck
  • Double Mini-Suite - Lower deck
  • Large suite - Upper deck
  • Owner's suite - Upper deck
  • Privatization
Travelers: 2
Price for 2 people:
$11,320
Private hire of the boat on request
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