Welcome to Akureyri! Nestled at the head of Eyjafjordur, Iceland’s longest fjord, and surrounded by stunning mountains, Akureyri’s geography is like no other. This picturesque town has plenty to offer visitors, regardless of what time of year you visit. Whale watch in summer, search for the Northern Lights in winter and explore the numerous museums and the serene Arctic Botanical Gardens year-round.

Welcome to Husavik! This small fishing community is considered one of the world’s best whale watching destinations – be sure to keep your eye out for these gentle giants during your visit! You can also learn about the history of human exploration at the Exploration Museum or journey to Dettifoss, Europe’s most mighty waterfall.

Welcome to Isafjordur, home to towering peaks of untouched wilderness. The prosperous fishing town was formed by ancient volcanoes and settled in the ninth century by Vikings. Explore the narrow streets and 18th century timber structures that fill the town then spend some time learning about the regions history. If you’re feeling active then take part in horseback riding, bird watching, kayaking or hiking in the hills.

Welcome to Grundarfjordur! One of the oldest settlements on the island, this small fishing village is your gateway to the black-lava beaches, cascading waterfalls and mammoth glaciers of Western Iceland. Don’t miss the town’s most iconic landmark, Kirkjufell, which is considered Iceland’s most photographed mountain.

Welcome to Reykjavik, the wild and lively capital of Iceland. Despite being a relatively small city, Reykjavik is teeming with culture, history and hip restaurants, bars, and shops. Admire the sharp silhouette of Hallgrimskirkja Church, revisit history at the National Museum of Iceland, try the famous Reykjavik hotdog and soak in the geothermal waters of the Blue Lagoon.

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Welcome to the Prince Christian Sound. This dramatically beautiful fjord is located in the south of Greenland, a remote region that only few cruise to. As you float by this natural masterpiece, watch whales swim along the iceberg-dotted shores, marvel at steep mountains and gorgeous glaciers and, if travelling in winter, keep your eye out for the magical northern lights.

Welcome to Nanortalik, the ‘place of polar bears. From icy waters to wild mountains, Nanortalik is surrounded by powerful nature. Discover the brightly coloured wooden houses, explore Tasermiut Fjord, hike Ravnefjeldet mountain and try to spot polar bears hunting on the offshore ice.

Welcome to Qaqortoq! This quaint town of colourfully painted wooded cottages staggered across rocky hills is the commercial hub of South Greenland. Providing easy access to glaciers, hot springs, and Viking ruins, Qaqortoq has a host of amazing activities waiting for your arrival.

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Welcome to St. Anthony! Positioned on Newfoundland’s Great Northern Peninsula, this tiny town is known for its Viking history and wildlife encounters. Don’t miss a chance to visit the remains of L’Anse aux Meadows, an 11th-century village believed to be the oldest evidence of a European settlement in North America.

Welcome to St. John’s! The capital Newfoundland, the natural beauty of this seaside city is simply mesmerising. Enjoy panoramic views from atop Signal Hill, see the brightly coloured houses of Jelly Bean Row and step back in time at Quidi Vidi Village.

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Welcome to Halifax. This quaint seaside city is dotted with red-brick heritage buildings, public parks, and lively pubs. Take a stroll along the picturesque waterfront boardwalk, discover the city’s seafaring past at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic and explore the fortifications at the Citadel National Historic Site.

Welcome to Portland! Located in the heart of Casco Bay, Maine’s largest city offers a vast mix of activities, from outdoor adventures to cultural attractions and foodie experiences. Don’t leave without taking a tour of the six lighthouses that can be found within 20 minutes of the city centre.

Disembark Zuiderdam in Boston and take a one way flight to Seattle today. The Emerald City is known for its bounty of green spaces, sprawling skyscrapers and coffee culture. Eat your way through Pike Place Market, climb the Space Needle for unforgettable views over the city, and delve deep into your favourite topics at the Museum of Pop Culture. Enjoy a 1-night hotel stay to explore this amazing city.

Embark your 20 night cruise from Seattle onboard Noordam today.

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The only state capital in the USA that can only be reached by boat or seaplane. With no road access and its extreme remote location, the wildlife and wilderness in Juneau are second to none! Go sea kayaking, pan for gold, visit a salmon hatchery, or take a whale watching trip. Don’t miss the Mendenhall Glacier and a glimpse back to the ice-age!

Welcome to Endicott Arm. As you journey through this 30-mile stretch of pristine fjord, pass by granite cliffs, drifting icebergs, and gushing waterfalls. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled for local wildlife, including harbour seals, brown bears, and bald eagles. At the head of the fjord lies Dawes Glacier, a spectacular 600ft tall icecap known for its dramatic calving displays. Please note: activities are not included in your itinerary and are at your own cost.

Welcome to Sitka, where wilderness and culture collide. Tucked between forested mountains and the Pacific Ocean, the town is filled with remnants of both Alaskan Native and Russian heritage. In town, search for totem poles at the Sitka National Historical Park, uncover history at the Russian Bishop’s House and check out St Michael’s Orthodox Cathedral. If nature’s more your thing, there’s plenty of water activities and wildlife watching on offer.

Today’s adventure brings us to Ketchikan, another fascinating location on the Alaskan coast. Visit a Native American village, watch a lumberjack show, take a trip to the Misty Fjords or go crab fishing!

Welcome to Victoria. Located on the southern end of the stunning Vancouver Island, Victoria boasts an exciting mix of history, culture, and nature. Visit the Royal BC Museum for a taste of culture and head to Fisherman’s Wharf to see the colourful floating houses. If you’re craving some time outdoors, Beacon Hill Park is complete with a petting zoo, rose garden, multiple sports fields, playground and more!

Welcome to Seattle! The Emerald City is known for its bounty of green spaces, sprawling skyscrapers and coffee culture. Eat your way through Pike Place Market, climb the Space Needle for unforgettable views over the city, and delve deep into your favourite topics at the Museum of Pop Culture.

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Today’s adventure brings us to Ketchikan, another fascinating location on the Alaskan coast. Visit a Native American village, watch a lumberjack show, take a trip to the Misty Fjords or go crab fishing!

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Today you will cross over the international dateline. Remember to adjust your watches to the current time.

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Welcome to Kushiro! Known as the ‘City of Mist’, Kushiro is a haven for seafood lovers – check out the Kushiro Washo Market for some of the freshest sashimi in all of Japan. Meanwhile, architecture enthusiasts will find themselves fascinated by the Kushiro City Museum of Art, which resembles the shape of a Japanese crane spreading its wings.

Welcome to Aomori! Overlooked by magical snow-capped mountains and famed for its apple orchards and cherry blossoms, Aomori is one of Japan’s hidden gems. After visiting incredible cultural sites, such as Hirosaki Castle, Seiryuu-ji Temple, Seibi-en Japanese Garden, and the Sannai-Maruyama Ruins, complete your stay with some sake and a bowl of ramen.

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