Cruise details - Hot springs and eternal ice

The Highlights of both islands will be combined on this voyage. Explore the impressive landscape of Iceland which is blessed with volcanos, geysers, hot springs and lava fields. The majestic icebergs of Greenland, deep blue fjords and the unique inuit-culture make this combination voyage an unforgettable adventure.

From USD 6,845 per person (triple occupancy) / 10,165 per person (double occupancy)

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Included in the price
  • Accommodation in booked cabin category
  • Full Board on board (breakfast/lunch Buffet, dinner a la carte)
  • Coffee, tea and water throughout the day accessible
  • Zodiac excursions (independent of shore excursions)
  • Icelandic Expedition Team (English speaking)
  • Lectures and presentations from our expert Expedition Team
  • Charter flight Kangerlussuaq – Keflavik incl. transfer in Kangerlussuaq
  • Iceland ProCruises Water Bottle
  • Iceland ProCruises Jacket
  • Wifi in selected public areas only during the Iceland Circumnavigation
Departure
Season Departure Tour code
B 11 July - 29 July 2024 24SV06+24SV07
  • Day 1 Reykjavik

    Use your leisure time in Reykjavik to discover the unique charm of the world’s northernmost capital and book one of our pre-programmes (prices on request). Or explore the sights of south and west Iceland on a self-drive road trip (prices upon request). The SEAVENTURE docks in Old Reykjavik Harbor in the heart of the city, a five-minute stroll from the main squares, shopping and dining.

  • Day 2 Snaefellsnes Peninsula

    The area is often referred to as “Iceland in miniature”, through its diversity of landscapes. Breidafjordur Bay, for instance, is known for its fascinating bird life, unique basalt formations and breathtaking panorama.

  • Day 3 Isafjordur

    Today‘s destination is Isafjordur, an idyllic town in the Westfjords region. This secluded peninsula is connected to the Icelandic mainland by only a narrow strip of land and includes many roadless areas where cars have never been. The landscape includes jaw-dropping views of dramatic fjords carved by ancient glaciers, sheer table mountains that plunge into the sea and pristine North Atlantic vegetation.

  • Day 4 Siglufjordur/Flatey/Husavik

    By morning we reach the fjord town of Siglufjordur, once the hub of the global herring industry and now enjoying a rebirth in popularity. Learn about the golden age of herring at the award-winning Herring Era Museum located on the vibrant harbor-front. In the early afternoon, we head to Flatey. It’s a natural haven for birdlife and home to the arctic tern and puffins, which can be observed at close quarters. During dinner we steam further into the Skjalfandi Bay and visit Husavik.

  • Day 5 Husavik

    Husavik is often called the “Whale watching capital” of Iceland. The town’s offshore waters are home to 15 different whale species, as well as dolphins and 30 variety of birds. Watching these graceful ocean giants in their Arctic habitat is an unforgettable experience.

  • Day 6 Seydisfjordur

    Iceland’s East Fjords are best explored from the impossibly picturesque port of Seydisfjordur, nestled between the sea and steep mountains. Activities include hiking, horseback riding and exploring the natural beauties of the East.

  • Day 7 Djupivogur

    The fishing village of Djupivogur is today’s starting point to explore the Berufjordur fjord by kayak ( optional). Go on a four wheel-drive Jeep tour ( optional) or take a boat trip in the Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon (optional). Icebergs of all shapes and sizes are floating in the water - an unforgettable adventure.

  • Day 8 Vestmannaeyjar (Westman Islands)

    Located off Iceland’s South Coast, the Westman Islands were formed by submarine volcanic eruptions around 10,000 years ago. We go ashore on Heimaey, the only inhabited island, where half-buried houses remain from a violent 1973 eruption.

  • Day 9 Reykjavik

    Explore inland areas like the Golden Circle and its famous Gullfoss waterfall or other programs. Or simply hang out in Reykjavik, a perfect city for those who want to refresh their spirit in a place that combines invigorating outdoor activities, great food and world-class entertainment.

  • Day 10 Day at Sea/Denmark Strait

    Today we sail across the Denmark Strait towards Greenland, following the same maritime route used by Norse settlers more than 900 years ago. Enroute you can attend fascinating presentations by our Expedition Team members to prepare for your visit to Greenland. Or of course, you can choose to just relax and watch whales, dolphins and seabirds from the deck or from your cabin.

  • Day 11 Ammassalik Island

    The island is characterized by several glaciers, jagged peaks, rivers, lakes and waterfalls. There are vast green valleys and deep fjords with newly calved icebergs dropping off the ice cap into the sea. Tasiilaq, the largest town in East Greenland, is located on Ammassalik Island. With its population of approximately 2,000 people, the town is the gateway to explore East Greenland.

  • Day 12 Day at Sea/ Prince Christian Sound

    When conditions are favorable, we travel along the 70 mile (112 km) long Prince Christian Sound which connects the Labrador and Irminger Seas. In this narrow, often ice choked channel, we come so close to icebergs you can almost reach out and touch one. The force of Greenland’s massive inland ice cap pushes glaciers towards the sea, where large chunks of ice break off and become floating icebergs.

  • Day 13 Qaqortoq

    With 3,000 inhabitants, Qaqortoq is the largest settlement in South Greenland. In this charming town you can find lots of strikingly beautiful colonial buildings, dating from the establishment of the town in 1775. The area has a rich history, as it has been inhabited continuously since prehistoric times. You can still see traces of Thule and Norse cultures throughout the region.

  • Day 14 Qeqertarsuatsiaat

    Qeqertarsuatsiaat is a small settlement with approx. 200 residents, mainly living from hunting and fishing. Visit the small mine and learn more about the extraction of precious stones.

  • Day 15 Nuuk

    With 16,000 inhabitants Nuuk is both the capital and the biggest city of Greenland. It combines Arctic traditions with European urbanity. Visit the city sights on a walking tour that ends at the National Museum which exhibits the famous mummies of Qilakitsoq.

  • Day 16 Sisimiut

    With approx. 5,600 inhabitants, Sisimiut is the second largest town in Greenland. It is a modern settlement that maintains ancient traditions. The fishing industry still plays an important role.

  • Day 17 Ilulissat

    In the morning we reach Ilulissat village in fabled Disko Bay. Ilulissat is located beside the Ilulissat Icefjord. Delight in the thunderous spectacle when icebergs break off from the glacier and plunge into the fjord.

  • Day 18 Disko Bay / Qeqertarsuaq

    The small settlement of Qeqertarsuaq is located on the South Coast of Disko Island. In 1773, the first whaling base was founded there. Whaling has been of great importance to the town over the past two centuries. Hunting and fishing are still the primary occupations for the island’s inhabitants.

  • Day 19 Kangerlussuaq

    In the morning we reach the 120-mile (190 km) Kangerlussuaq Fjord and the town of the same name. It’s time to say goodbye to the SEAVENTURE. In the evening board your charter flight back to Keflavik.

    Please check the details for the charter flight from Kangerlussuaq to Keflavik with our office before booking your international flight.

  • All routes and excursions are provisional and subject to change as weather and sea conditions may affect the itinerary. Zodiac excursions are weather dependent.

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Prices in USD per person

Cabin category 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
View Porthole Picture window Picture window Picture window Picture window Balcony Big Balcony
Deck Deck 3 Deck 4 Deck 4 Deck 5 Deck 5 Deck 6 Deck 7
Season B - triple occupancy 6,845 7,740 8,445 - - - -
Season B - double occupancy 10,165 11,499 12,570 13,640 14,710 18,695 21,495
Season B - single occupancy 17,635 19,975 21,845 23,710 25,590 32,565 37,625
Season B - triple occupancy 8,500 9,620 10,510 - - - -
Season B - double occupancy 12,655 14,325 15,655 16,999 18,340 23,320 26,820
Season B - single occupancy 21,995 24,915 27,260 29,595 31,935 40,650 46,935
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Deck plan

Deck plan Seaventure
  • Cat. 7: Suite
  • Cat. 6: Outside Cabin with Balcony
  • Cat. 5: Outside Cabin - Picture Window
  • Cat. 4: Outside Cabin - Picture Window
  • Cat. 3: Outside Cabin - Picture Window
  • Cat. 2: Outside Cabin - Picture Window
  • Cat. 1: Outside Cabin - Portholes
  • 7 Suite
    Cabin numbers

    702, 704

    Size 24 m2 / 258 sqft, big balcony

    Cabin features double bed, private bathroom with bathtub, sitting area, TV, closet, refrigerator, private safe, air condition, WiFi, hair dryer, balcony

    Deck: Deck 7

  • 6 Balcony Cabin
    Cabin numbers

    600, 601, 602, 603, 604, 605, 606, 607, 608, 609, 610, 611, 612, 615, 616, 617, 618

    Size 18 m2 / 194 sqft, balcony

    Cabin features double bed or 2 twin beds, private bathroom with shower, sitting area, TV, closet, refrigerator, private safe, air condition, WiFi, hair dryer, balcony

    Deck: Deck 6

  • 5 Outside Cabin
    Cabin numbers

    511, 515, 517, 518, 519, 520, 521, 522, 523, 524, 525, 526, 527, 528, 529, 530, 531, 532, 533, 534

    Size 18 m2 / 194 sqft

    Cabin features double bed or 2 twin beds, private bathroom with shower, sitting area, TV, closet, refrigerator, private safe, air condition, WiFi, hair dryer, panorama window

    Deck: Deck 5, aft

  • 4 Outside Cabin
    Cabin numbers

    501, 502, 503, 504, 505, 506, 507, 508, 509, 510

    Size 18 m2 / 194 sqft

    Cabin features double bed or 2 twin beds, private bathroom with shower, sitting area, TV, closet, refrigerator, private safe, air condition, WiFi, hair dryer, panorama window

    Deck: Deck 5, forward

  • 3 Outside Cabin
    Cabin numbers

    415, 416, 417, 418, 419, 420, 421, 422, 423, 424, 425, 426, 427, 428, 429, 430, 431, 432

    Size 18 m2 / 194 sqft

    Cabin features double bed or 2 twin beds, private bathroom with shower, sitting area, TV, closet, refrigerator, private safe, air condition, WiFi, hair dryer, panorama window

    Deck: Deck 4, aft

  • 2 Outside Cabin
    Cabin numbers

    401, 402, 403, 404, 405, 406, 407, 408, 409, 411

    Size 18 m2 / 194 sqft

    Cabin features double bed or 2 twin beds, private bathroom with shower, sitting area, TV, closet, refrigerator, private safe, air condition, WiFi, hair dryer, panorama window

    Deck: Deck 4, forward

  • 1 Outside Cabin
    Cabin numbers

    302, 304, 306, 308, 310, 312

    Size 18 m2 / 194 sqft

    Cabin features double bed or 2 twin beds, private bathroom with shower, sitting area, TV, closet, refrigerator, private safe, air condition, WiFi, hair dryer, porthole windows

    Deck: Deck 3