Seydisfjordur Cruise Port is East Iceland’s picture-perfect harbour town! While home to only 700 people (!), Seydisfjordur is known for its incredibly well-preserved colour wooden buildings, its vibrant arts community and its setting at the head of one of Iceland’s…
Reykjavik Cruise Port is your stepping stone into the land of fire and ice! My comprehensive guide will help you explore the unique wonders from Iceland’s capital. I’ll start with the essentials, covering the five cruise terminals at Reykjavik cruise…
Isafjordur Iceland Cruise Port is nestled in the breathtaking Westfjords, a peninsula in northwestern Iceland known for its rugged mountains, deep fjords and abundant wildlife. The town itself is relatively small, with only about 2,500 residents. In this blog post,…
Nicknamed the “Capital of North Iceland“, Akureyri Cruise Port is home to Iceland’s second largest city (after Reykjavik), though it still only has about 20,000 residents today. Surrounded by breathtaking mountains, fjords and waterfalls, Akureyri cruise port offers not just…
