Iceland Cruises

Bathing outdoors in Iceland may sound like an extreme sport, but thanks to water that’s naturally heated within the Earth by geothermal energy, it’s a delightfully warm pastime that Icelanders have been enjoying for centuries. 

This means there are plenty of thermal baths and hot springs to sink into during one of our Iceland holidays. The Blue Lagoon (available on shore excursions from Reykjavík) is an Iceland essential. This vast spa holds around six million litres of geothermally heated seawater, usually measuring between 37°C and 40°C.

There are many unmissables on cruises to Iceland, but the Golden Circle – a driving route that covers some of the country’s most revered natural wonders – is undoubtedly a headline attraction. 

See the highlights in a single, convenient tour on a shore excursion from Reykjavík. You’ll visit Þingvellir National Park, where the Althing – Iceland’s first parliament and one of the world’s oldest – regularly met across centuries, surrounded by dramatic rock formations and ice-blue lakes. 

Hidden in plain sight on a peninsula jutting out from Iceland’s northwest, the Westfjords are a special region. The country’s least-populated area is one of its most spectacular, and also supplies a window into past Icelandic life.

Any visit here feels hugely rewarding, as you’ll discover when arriving in Ísafjörður, the region’s largest town. Get your bearings on an e-bike excursion that travels the coast to Bolungarvík, a traditional fishing village packed with historical stories.