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North Atlantic Expedition – Iceland, Faroes, and Scotland

HX Expeditions · MS Fridtjof Nansen · 13 days

North Atlantic Expedition – Iceland, Faroes, and Scotland

Day 1: Your expedition begins in Reykjavík, a city that rewards a longer look. Stroll Laugavegur for independent shops and coffee, take in the striking Hallgrímskirkja church, or lose an afternoon in the city's galleries and museums. If you can, consider booking a pre-voyage program, to explore the Blue Lagoon, Þingvellir National Park, and Langjökull glacier. From here, it's time to board MS Fridtjof Nansen and get ready for departure. Day 2: Our first stop is Heimaey, the only inhabited island in the Westman Islands, off Iceland's south coast. In 1973 an eruption nearly buried the town, and the island still carries the evidence. Visit Eldheimar, a museum built around an excavated house…

The sailing, in facts

OperatorHX Expeditions
ShipMS Fridtjof Nansen
Length13 days
RegionArctic
Departures1 listed · 2028-09-05 to 2028-09-05

Day by day

The route as the supplier files it. Ports and stops without a coordinate are still listed — they are calls, not gaps.
DayWhere
Day 1Reykjavík, Iceland
Day 2Heimaey, Iceland
Day 3Grundarfjörður, Iceland
Day 4Vigur Island, Iceland
Day 5Húsavík, Iceland
Day 6Bakkagerði, Iceland
Day 7Day-at-Sea
Day 8Oyndarfjørður, Faroe Islands, Denmark, Faroe Islands
Day 9Tórshavn, Faroe Islands
Day 10Kirkwall, United Kingdom
Day 11Scenic Cruising
Days 11–12Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Day 12Scenic Cruising
Day 13Day-at-Sea
Day 14Portsmouth, United Kingdom

Every departure

1 departure of this itinerary in the atlas. Dates come from the supplier feed and are refreshed nightly.
DepartsReturnsDaysShipOffer
2028-09-052028-09-1813MS Fridtjof NansenYes

Current offers

  • 130th Anniversary offers — through 2028-03-31 · 5% Extra off Cabins and 10% Extra off suites On top of our 130th Anniversary Offers

Supplier offers, from the Virtuoso promotions feed. They stack with the advisor benefits on the booking rather than replacing them — how that works.

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