January 2001 Tours in Northern Europe
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Premium Iceland - Fall tours
Iceland’s wild beauty comes alive on this nine-day Premium Iceland tour, starting and finishing in Reykjavik. Tailored for experienced travelers and seniors, the easygoing itinerary invites you to marvel at Skagafjordur’s sweeping valleys, Akureyri’s northern charm, and the dramatic coastal cliffs and glaciers of the western peninsulas. Highlights include a boat cruise through Glacier Lagoon’s floating icebergs, whale watching on a carbon-neutral voyage, and relaxing in the Arctic Ocean’s unique waters. The tour’s standout feature is its handpicked local experiences—visiting artisans in Grundarfjordur and sampling fresh Icelandic produce—offering a true taste of this Nordic wonderland. With expert guidance and comfortable accommodations, this trip is ideal for those seeking authentic adventure and relaxation in equal measure.
City sightseeing
Greenland to Newfoundland: Mountains, Wildlife and Viking History - Fall tours
Journey from Greenland to Newfoundland on a 14-day polar cruise that bridges the Arctic and boreal worlds. Start in Reykjavik and venture through Ilulissat, Torngat Mountain National Park, Kangerlussuaq, and more, experiencing stark Arctic tundra and dense boreal forests. Encounter caribou, black bears, Arctic foxes, and peregrine falcons, and learn about Greenlandic, Inuit, and Viking histories. Explore East Coast hospitality in St. John’s, famed for its Celtic music, and visit three UNESCO World Heritage sites—including the legendary Viking ruins at l’Anse aux Meadows. This trip’s USP is its sweeping natural and cultural diversity, offering travelers a rare chance to explore contrasting biomes, ancient cultures, and spectacular wildlife on a single unforgettable voyage.
Polar expeditions and cruise
Classic Scandinavia - Fall tours
For the quintessential Scandinavian experience, take on an eight-day adventure and see all the best bits of Finland, Sweden and Norway’s capital cities. As well as Helsinki, Stockholm and Oslo, you’ll also visit a few lesser-known spots, like the village of Tallberg, which sits on the scenic shores of one of Sweden’s largest lakes. Take city tours with your handy local leader, try the cultural experience of Fika, learn how to bake cinnamon rolls and paint horses and walk through the forest to an outdoor lunch experience with a local host. Sail through Sweden’s archipelago of 30,000 islands, taste some delicious local snacks and drinks in Norway and balance it all with some free time to explore at your own pace – urban sauna on the Oslo fjord, anyone?
Explorer
Premium Iceland in Winter - Fall tours
Iceland’s winter is nothing short of magical, and the "Premium Iceland in Winter" tour captures its frosty splendor over 8 days. Starting and ending in Reykjavik, travelers are whisked to the thunderous Gullfoss waterfall, the hauntingly beautiful Vatnajokull National Park, and the ethereal Glacier Lagoon. Guided by an expert local, you’ll chase the Northern Lights at night and explore lava fields, basalt sea stacks, and dramatic coastlines by day. With easy-going activities, this adventure is perfect for travelers who prefer comfort paired with unique experiences. The highlight? Feature Stay accommodations offering panoramic views and included gourmet dinners—transforming each night into an unforgettable part of your Icelandic journey.
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Adventures in Northeast Greenland: Glaciers, Fjords and the Northern Lights - Fall tours
Northern lights, ancient cultures, and Arctic wildlife await on the "Adventures in Northeast Greenland: Glaciers, Fjords and the Northern Lights" tour, an eleven-day polar cruise starting and ending in Reykjavik. Glide along the remote northeast coast, home to the world’s most extensive fjord system, on the Ocean Explorer.
Visit the Greenlandic community of Ittoqqortoormiit and ancient Thule sites, learning firsthand about local history and culture. Each day offers the chance to spot migrating whales, polar bears, muskoxen, and seabirds, with the possibility of witnessing the spectacular Aurora Borealis overhead.
The trip’s standout feature? The opportunity to experience some of the planet’s last untouched wilderness areas, paired with expert wildlife guidance and the magical spectacle of the Northern Lights.
Polar expeditions and cruise
Baltic Capitals and Poland Start Stockholm - Fall tours
Experience the charm of Northern Europe at a gentle pace on the "Baltic Capitals and Poland Start Stockholm" tour, designed with seniors in mind. Over 16 days, this easy-rated sightseeing journey takes you from Stockholm through Gdansk, Riga, Helsinki, and beyond, covering five countries including Sweden, Finland, and Poland. Guided throughout, you’ll enjoy comfortable accommodations, well-planned transport, and included meals. The itinerary is tailored for travelers seeking cultural depth without strenuous activity, offering a relaxed yet enriching exploration of historic cities and scenic landscapes. The true highlight is the seamless blend of Baltic and Nordic cultures, delivering a comprehensive overview of the region’s capitals and hidden gems.
City sightseeing
Winter in the Baltics, Helsinki & Stockholm - Fall tours
Trade the ordinary for a magical winter escape with the Winter in the Baltics, Helsinki & Stockholm tour. This easy-paced, small-group adventure invites experienced travelers and seniors to explore five captivating capitals—Vilnius, Riga, Tallinn, Helsinki, and Stockholm—each offering its own blend of old-world charm and festive atmosphere. Wander cobblestone streets, discover architectural landmarks, and savor local traditions, especially if you join during the enchanting Christmas market season. The USP: a thoughtfully curated winter journey that immerses you in the culture, history, and seasonal delights of Northern Europe, all within a warm, welcoming group setting.
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Northern Scandinavia in Winter - Fall tours
Make the most of the cold season and take a trip to Lapland in winter – this is Northern Scandinavia blanketed in white! Over eight days, you’ll travel through Finland, Sweden and Norway to see a hotel carved from ice, bake bread the traditional Swedish way, visit the UNESCO-listed church town of Gammelstad and search for the Northern Lights. Take a tour at night with a local expert in Abysko National Park and give yourself the best opportunity to see the sky light up, then meet the local Sami people and soak up their history, way of life and resident reindeer. Wander around beautiful cities and small towns, like Rovaniemi (Santa's official hometown), Lulea, Narvik and Tromso – all with a local leader by your side to give you all the insights.
Explorer
Hiking Norway's Lofoten Islands - Fall tours
Journey through the Lofoten Islands on this seven-day adventure, starting and ending in Svolvaer. Hike trails like Floya, Djevelporten and Reinebringen, climb Sherpa-built stone steps, and take in the sweeping views of surrounding mountains and fjords. Visit the small coastal village of Reine, pass Djevelporten (The Devil’s Gate) and see colourful houses and historic landmarks as you hike the Bunesstranda trail. Learn how cheese is made at Lofoten Gardsysteri, a free-range goat cheese farm, travel between islands by ferry and local bus and enjoy free time in the evenings to relax or continue exploring the region at your own pace.
Trekking and Hiking
Baltic Experience - Fall tours
Set out from Helsinki for a vibrant 12-day adventure on the "Baltic Experience," where medieval towns, forested landscapes, and lively culture await. This easy-paced countryside tour covers Finland, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, with stops in Tallinn’s storybook old town, Riga’s funky bars, and Vilnius’s Baroque wonders. Kayak on tranquil lakes, hike through national parks, and share homecooked meals with welcoming locals. Ideal for travelers seeking a mix of history, nature, and cultural immersion, the tour’s standout feature is its authentic local encounters—offering a genuine taste of Baltic hospitality and tradition.
Countryside and village visits