Cruise from Canada to Iceland Along the Viking Routes

Embark on a luxury cruise from Canada to Iceland, beginning in the vibrant port city of Halifax, Nova Scotia. This captivating journey takes you across the North Atlantic, starting in Halifax and visiting various scenic destinations such as St. John's, Newfoundland, and the intriguing shores of Greenland before reaching Iceland's contemporary capital, Reykjavik.

As you cross the Labrador Sea, you'll encounter numerous captivating destinations. Discover the colorful maritime history of St. John’s before crossing the Labrador Sea to southern Greenland, where remote settlements and historic sites reveal layers of Inuit and Norse heritage. Unveil the fascinating history of Greenland in Qassiarsuk, where the legacy of Norse settlers comes to life amid sweeping fjords. In nearby Narsaq, enjoy the town’s lush, flat landscapes framed by snow-dusted peaks, and learn about its traditions of sheep farming and Inuit heritage. Delight in Qaqortoq's colonial architecture and vibrant Inuit culture. Finally, soak in the dynamic charm of Reykjavik.

Numerous activities await throughout this journey. Savor serenity on sea days with observation deck views, engage in onboard lectures, or express your artistic flair with photography workshops. With each stop, site tours and cultural explorations promise fascinating insights into the region’s vibrant history and natural beauty.

Day-by-Day Itinerary

Beginning in the historic maritime city of Halifax, with a visit to colourful St. John's, Newfoundland, you'll cross the Labrador Sea before exploring the spectacular fjords and remote communities of Southwest Greenland, concluding in the vibrant Icelandic capital of Reykjavik.

We have recently enhanced this itinerary to strengthen its Viking heritage by including additional ports within the UNESCO-listed Kujataa Cultural Landscape of Southwest Greenland. While every destination in this remarkable region is spectacular, these new calls add a fascinating historical dimension, allowing guests to explore the legacy of the Norse settlers alongside Greenland's living Inuit culture