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Pros: The itinerary was executed very well, saw many places in a very short time period. Our 2nd guide, Jose was very knowledgeable about the places we visited.
Cons: This tour was mainly geared towards to Spanish speaking people, the English speaking tourists in the group felt left out. The guides spoke Spanish most of the time, not enough contents in English, especially on the tour from Copenhagen to Stockholm, the Spanish guide, Tony, talked way too much than the English guide Ricardo, and We had trouble to understand his English too. From Stockholm to Norway and back to Copenhagen, we were on a different bus with a different guide, Jose. The speakers on the bus only worked on some seats and the quality was very poor, very difficult to make out what Jose was saying, And Jose was speaking too close to the microphone, which made it worse.
City sightseeing
Tour Type
Group Tour
Accommodation
Hotel, Resort
Age Range
15-99 yrs
Operated in
english
Destinations
Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm, Mor
Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm, Mora, Trondheim, Molde, Loen, Bergen
The captain and expedition team really pushed the limits to ensure that we visited as many interesting places as possible and saw a wide range of scenery and ecosystems. The crew were very friendly and helpful, and the expedition team was extremely knowledgeable and experienced in both the Arctic and Antarctic. The ship was very comfortable with a fantastic library and other good facilities, and our cabin was wonderful - peaceful, comfortable and beautifully furnished.
Cruise
Tour Type
Small Group TourSmall group tours usually have 8-12 participants and maximum up to 18 travelers
From the modern skyline of Frankfurt to Stockholm’s picturesque waterfronts, the 'Beautiful Views' tour invites seniors on a ten-day sightseeing journey through Germany, Norway, and Sweden. With stops in Hamburg, Dortmund, Stavanger, and more, this guided trip delivers a spectrum of urban excitement and scenic beauty.
Hotels, transport, and meals are included, allowing you to focus on soaking up the region’s diverse landscapes and cultures. Guided excursions balance historical discovery with moments of leisure and reflection.
The USP of this tour package is its panoramic route—offering travelers a visually stunning introduction to Northern Europe’s most beautiful cities and vistas.
City sightseeingWalking tours
Tour Type
Group Tour
Accommodation
Hotel
Age Range
15-99 yrs
Operated in
english
Destinations
Stockholm, Frankfurt, Dortmund
Stockholm, Frankfurt, Dortmund, Hannover, Aarhus, Stavanger, Bergen, Oslo
Spitsbergen, Greenland and Iceland - M/V Greg Mortimer GREENLAND, SPITSBERGEN- TRIP CODE GMGI
August 2024
We joined the Greg Mortimer in Svalbard having spent the night in a hotel in Longyearbyen. The ship is modern, clean and bright. Our cabin was on the 6th deck with a balcony accessed by a sliding door with room to sit out so long as we put enough clothes on. It had ample storage space, a wonderful en-suite with a heated floor, sheer luxury! All types of plug were catered for so recharging batteries was easy. The first 3 days were spent round Svalbard looking at the wildlife and scenery. Leaving the ship on the zodiacs was very easy and well thought out. We ended up wearing 5 layers to stay warm. Sitting in the zodiac for a couple of hours could get very cold with out the right gear. The ship itself is well appointed with plenty of observation space, both indoor and outdoor. The lecture theatre is excellent and, if you don’t want to attend, you can watch the proceedings from your cabin on the TV.
The food was very good, Buffet style lunches and a good menu in the evenings.
Crossing the Greenland Sea on the 4th day was a little rough but the ship has stabilisers which worked well. There was a noticeable lack of people in the dining room on the first night though.
Reaching Greenland, the itinerary was adjusted based on the weather and conditions. Each day we generally had two zodiac trips with landings when we could. The supplied Wellington Boots were comfortable and warm although we did supplement them with a thermal sole insert and two pairs of socks.
The landscape is fantastic with towering cliffs and glaciers coming down to the sea. The scale is hard to describe as there is not much to compare it with but some mountains like the Devil’s Castle loom over the ship at some 1100m. Very impressive. Each day was at a different site with the ship moving overnight.
We did get to see a couple of Polar Bears, seals, walruses, musk ox and plenty of birds.
All in all, a wonderful trip full of fantastic scenery and wildlife on a comfortable ship designed for the job. The crew were excellent and always helpful as were the very knowledgeable Expedition staff.
If you want to see a mostly untouched wilderness with stunning views and wildlife, we can recommend this trip.
Polar expeditions and cruise
Tour Type
Small Group TourSmall group tours usually have 8-12 participants and maximum up to 18 travelers
Delve into the heart of Northern Europe on the "Copenhagen and Poland" tour, a five-day sightseeing journey designed for seniors. Starting in Copenhagen and ending in Warsaw, this group trip also visits Szczecin, offering a taste of Denmark, Poland, and Germany. With hotels, meals, and transport included, the easy pace allows for meaningful cultural exploration. Its unique value lies in the concise yet comprehensive itinerary, making it ideal for those seeking a short but rich European trip.
