Itinerary

Reykjavik, Flatey, Akureyri, Jan Mayen Island, Svalbard Experience, Longyearbyen

Description

Pricing based on departure date 26 July 2026

7 Days. 7 Ports.. 1 Amazing Holiday.

Cruise Itinerary

Reykjavik, Iceland

Iceland’s capital blends Viking heritage with modern sophistication. Explore its vibrant arts scene, iconic Hallgrímskirkja Church, and geothermal wonders.

Umivik Bay, Greenland

This tiny island is a haven for birdwatchers, home to puffins and Arctic terns. Wander its single road through a charming village. 

Skjoldungen Fjord, Greenland

A former herring hub, this fishing village boasts stunning fjord views, a rich maritime history, and breathtaking natural beauty. 

Cruising Prince Christian Sound

Known as the "Capital of the North," Akureyri features stunning fjord views, arctic wildflowers, and vibrant cultural offerings.

Aappilattoq, Greenland

A volcanic island home to rare seabirds and polar bears, this untouched wilderness offers dramatic landscapes and Arctic serenity.

Qaqortoq, Greenland

Marvel at calving glaciers and drifting icebergs while spotting seals and seabirds in this remote Arctic wonderland.

Hvalsey, Greenland

Flexible exploration of Svalbard’s icy wilderness, guided by weather and wildlife—polar bears and majestic ice formations await.

Nuuk (Godthab), Greenland

Nuuk, Greenland’s capital, blends tradition and modern life. Highlights include the Greenland National Museum, Nuuk Art Museum, Kayak Museum, and the 1849 Nuuk Cathedral. Settled by pre-Inuit peoples and later Vikings, it was founded in 1728 by Danish missionary Hans Egede, whose statue stands by the cathedral.

Camp Kangiusaq, Greenland

Remote Camp Kangiusaq, located 40 miles up the fjord from Nuuk, offers a rare chance to explore untouched Greenland. Enjoy local music, tundra walks, and camp exploration, plus Zodiac, kayak, and sub excursions for an unforgettable land and seascape adventure.

Evighedsfjorden, Greenland

Eternity Fjord, a remote Greenlandic wonder, boasts towering peaks, sheer cliffs, and crystal-clear Arctic waters. Shaped by ancient glaciers, its serene beauty is punctuated by drifting icebergs and the echoes of calving ice. This untouched landscape offers a breathtaking glimpse into the raw grandeur of the Arctic.

Sisimiut (Holsteinsborg), Greenland

Sisimiut, Greenland’s second-largest city, lies 24 miles north of the Arctic Circle. Known for its rugged beauty and outdoor adventures, it has been inhabited for 4,500 years. Colorful houses contrast against rocky fjords, with Mount Nasaasaaq towering in the background. Highlights include the Sisimiut Museum and its traditional peat house and kayak remains.

Kangerlussuaq, Greenland

Built in 1941 as a WWII refueling stop, Kangerlussuaq Airport now serves as Greenland’s largest commercial airport. Nestled in a 170 km fjord, its flat alluvial plain made it an ideal airbase. Once a navigation challenge, modern tech has eased access. From 1971 to 1987, it also hosted upper atmospheric missile research. 

Reykjavik, Iceland

Nestled in a fjord, this Arctic town offers unique laws, glacier views, and insights into coal mining and Arctic living.

Your Ship: Seabourn Venture

To reach some of the most coveted, remote destinations in the world, Seabourn Venture will be constructed with the hardware and technology necessary to operate capably while delivering a guest experience filled with luxury comforts that leaves travelers wanting for nothing.

Seabourn Venture's submarines are a high-profile amenity of its expedition capabilities. Itineraries where submarines may be deployed are indicated by an icon, however their use is limited by conditions of currents and visibility, cannot be guaranteed, and are at the Captain’s discretion.