13 days
MS SPITSBERGEN Departure: 18 August 2018
The Ultimate Fjord Expedition to Iceland and Greenland
Explore the biggest fjord system in the world, encounter Arctic wildlife, and discover Jan Mayen, one of the most isolated islands on earth.
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DAY 1: Reykjavik Reykjavik is a vibrant city close to glaciers, waterfalls, geysers and mountains. Explore Iceland’s capital before boarding MS Spitsbergen in the afternoon.
DAY 2: Ísaförður, Iceland Ísaförður is the largest town in the Westfords. See fine examples of timber houses built by wealthy foreign traders in the 18th century. Choose optional excursions suited to every level of fitness.
DAY 3-6: Scoresbysund, Greenland Ittoqqortoormiit is the most isolated town in Greenland and the gateway to the world’s larg- est and deepest multi-branched ford system. Exploring the Scoresbysund ford system, we
will attempt to land where no humans have likely ever been! At Viking Bay, you can visit a large glacier.
At Qupaulakajik, it is possible to find fossils over 200 million years old. The mountains here rise straight out of iceberg-strewn fords to altitudes surpassing 2,500 metres. Watch for polar bears wherever you see ice.
DAY 7: Jan Mayen The Norwegian island of Jan Mayen is one of the world’s most isolated places and home to the northernmost active volcano on earth. Vis- its to Jan Mayen are extremely rare, especially by tourists, and we will attempt to land on this most exotic Arctic island.
DAY 8: At Sea A day at sea is great for relaxing, sorting photos and enjoying lectures.
DAY 9: The Trollford and Lofoten Islands Reaching the Norwegian mainland, we sail through narrow Raftsund and into the even narrower Trollford. We spend the afternoon in Lofoten, known for excellent fishing and natural beauty.
DAY 10: Torghatten Today we pass the famous landmark of Torghatten along Norway’s Helgeland coast. You get front-row seats to view this mountain with a huge hole in the middle.
THE ULTIMATE FJORD EXPEDITION TO ICELAND AND GREENLAND 13-day expedition voyage with MS Spitsbergen
CABIN CATEGORIES
Date From/to Booking code
18.08 – 30.08.18
Prices per person in £ from
Early booking from Brochure price
CENSPGRE1802
Early booking from Brochure price
SINGLE 6894 7256 7619 8345 8345 8708 9578 9578 9869 10231 10667 10667 15010 15757 24547 9191 9675 10159 11126 11126 11610 12771 12771 13158 13642 14222 14222 20014 21009 32730
YOUR HOLIDAY PRICE INCLUDES: Hurtigruten expedition in cabin grade of your choice on a full-board basis • Wind- and water resistant jacket • Landings with small boats and activities aboard and ashore • Professional English-speaking expedition team that gives lectures as well as accompany landings and activities • Free tea and coffee. NOT INCLUDED: International flights • Travel insurance • Luggage handling • Optional excursions • Gratuities. NOTE: Prices are in £ per person • All planned landings are subject to weather and ice conditions • All itineraries are subject to change • Medical questionnaire mandatory (see practical information on page 142-143 and the web for more information) • Rubber boots rental service on board free of charge.
ADD A FLIGHT PACKAGE. PRICE FROM £508PP Booking code: CENXREKA18 / CENXBGOD18
YOUR FLIGHT PACKAGE INCLUDES: Flights in economy class from London to Reykjavik and Bergen to London • Transfer airport to ship in Reykjavik • Transfer ship to airport in Bergen.
72 POLAR INSIDE Cabin BIK AJ TWIN POLAR OUTSIDE J ARCTIC SUPERIOR A NO P U YA QJ
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£3939 EXPEDITION SUITES Q MG MX
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