Welcome to Reykjavík, the world’s northernmost capital city. Your journey begins here in Iceland’s unique and imaginative spirit.

This afternoon, you’ll meet the Captain and crew of Scenic Eclipse. Be welcomed on board with a glass of champagne and explore your spacious suite. Meet your fellow guests for a drink in the Scenic Lounge as you toast to the start of an unforgettable journey.

Please book your flight to arrive into Reykjavik prior to 02:00 PM.

Weather permitting, today you'll visit the jewel of the Westfjords, Dynjandi Waterfall. Feel the freezing mist on your face as you admire the cascading bridal veil falls and discover why it was nicknamed ‘the thunder’. Tumbling down seven tiers over 100 metres, it is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Iceland. Marvel at nature's grandeur and wildlife spectacle as you cruise through this remote corner of Iceland.

Characterised by deep, blue fjords, separated by flat-topped mountains, Ísafjörður is the largest settlement in the Westfjords of Iceland. Explore remote Iceland from one of the most stunning towns in the country, with old timber framed houses and architecture. Bursting with a wealth of wildlife, keep your eyes peeled for birds and Arctic foxes on the cliffs, seals on the coast and whales in the surrounding ocean.

Enjoy a relaxing day at sea as you make your way west towards Greenland. Perhaps ask your butler to deliver breakfast to your suite, to enjoy as you watch the icy ocean slip by from your private verandah. Then explore some of the indulgent spaces on board, from the welcoming Observation Lounge to the indulgent Senses Spa# with its sauna and heated therapy lounge.

Join the experts from the Discovery Team for a lecture or talk about upcoming ports, then sit back with your favourite cocktail for an evening of entertainment in the state-of-the-art theatre.

Unlike the rest of Greenland, the Sermersooq municipality (where the Fridtjof Nansen peninsula is located) is smooth and unbroken terrain. Here, the magnificent Greenland Ice Sheet flows right to the shore. The peninsula gets its name from famed explorer Fridtjof Nansen, who launched his pioneering Greenland venture from Umivik Bay. This 1888 expedition confirmed that Greenland was completely covered in ice.

Over the next several days in Greenland, countless moments await, from exhilarating whale watching to thrilling kayak excursions and invigorating polar plunges, promising unforgettable experiences.

Glaciers calving, rivers flowing, towering rock walls and colourful forests, the Skjoldungen Fjord is spectacular. Look up to admire huge crevasses and freestanding pillars of ice standing silhouetted against the Greenland sky. On the lower slopes, Arctic wildflowers will bloom amongst the dwarf birch and willow trees. Join the Discovery Team on the Observation Deck as Scenic Eclipse weaves through numerous icebergs in this narrow channel and learn about the archaeological remains that have been found in this region, suggesting people lived here over 4,000 years ago.

Carving a breathtaking, naturally formed path that separates the mainland from the islands of Cape Farewell, Prince Christian Sound is one of Greenland's most scenic waterways and a highlight of any cruise in the region. Over a hundred kilometers in length, and flanked by magnificent glaciers and granite cliffs, this narrow passage is only accessible during summer, when the largest ice blockades melt away.

With her elegant design and state-of-the-art technology, Scenic Eclipse brings you closer to the towering glaciers, icebergs and imposing peaks for unmissable photo opportunities.

After a restorative night of rest in your ultra-luxury suite, wake up at your own time. The day is yours to spend exactly as you wish.

Take the time to acquaint yourself with the exceptional range of facilities on board your ultra-luxury Scenic Discovery Yacht. Each indoor and outdoor space has been carefully curated with you in mind. Relax and slow down to the rhythm of the ocean, perhaps using the complimentary binoculars in your suite to scan the horizon in search of whales.

Clinging to a jagged peninsula on the southwest coast of Greenland, Nuuk is the island’s capital and largest city. The area has been inhabited since 2200BC, though the present town was only established in 1728.

Nuuk’s colourful wooden buildings are a visual standout on your guided tour of the Old Harbour. The picturesque site reveals history and traditions that remain strong today, making Nuuk a hub of modern Nordic culture. Discover innovative architecture inspired by the Northern Lights and restaurants showcasing local recipes and ingredients.

Enjoy a slow day cruising through Evighed Fjord, or ‘Eternity Fjord’, considered one of the most beautiful in Greenland. Stretching for more than 75 kilometres, you’ll be awed by the endless fields of ice. Tall, jagged peaks threaded with glaciers rise straight up out of the calm blue waters. Many of the glaciers are very active, and you will likely hear chunks of ice calving away and collapsing loudly into the ocean. In Evighed Fjord, you’ll feel the beauty and power of nature all around you.

Today, you’ll arrive in the breathtaking Disko Bay, a true paradise for whales and Arctic wildlife. Here, shimmering icebergs of all shapes and sizes drift gracefully across the water, each one a stunning creation of the legendary Ilulissat Icefjord.

Stand in awe on the Observation Terrace or your private verandah, where you can marvel at the sheer grandeur of the surroundings.

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Weather and conditions permitting, join the Discovery Team for exploration by Zodiac or kayak, venturing into pristine waters and along remote coastlines to experience wildlife, glaciers, and stunning landscapes up close.

Ilulissat is the main town on the Disko Bay, named from the Inuit word for ‘iceberg’. It’s famous for the large number of icebergs breaking away from the nearby Ilulissat Icefjord, a World Heritage-listed site. The Icefjord is the mouth of the vast Sermeq Kujalleq Glacier, one of the world’s fastest moving and most active glaciers, calving a remarkable 46 cubic kilometers of ice annually. Listen for the rumbling sounds in the distance as huge chunks of ice calve from the glacier and tumble into the water below.

After days of remarkable exploration, spend a leisurely day cruising the tranquil waters of West Greenland. Towering cliffs, glistening fjords, and the ever-changing Arctic light provide a captivating backdrop as you relax and soak in the scenery. Scenic Eclipse’s all-inclusive premium beverages ensure the perfect refreshment at any moment.

As your final full day on board, indulge in a swim in the temperature-controlled Vitality pools, enjoy a rejuvenating treatment in the Senses Spa#, stretch in an aerial yoga class in the PURE: Yoga & Pilates studio, or savour a refined afternoon tea in the Observation Lounge.

Your voyage aboard Scenic Eclipse concludes this morning in the small town of Kangerlussuaq. After one final sumptuous breakfast on board, you’ll disembark your ultra-luxury Scenic Discovery Yacht and bid farewell to crew and fellow guests.   From here, your Scandinavian Discovery land journey begins in Copenhagen, unveiling a new chapter of culture, history, and design.

This morning, tour Rosenborg Castle, an elegant Renaissance castle built as a country summerhouse in 1606. Rosenborg Castle houses some of Denmark’s greatest cultural treasures spanning 400 years, including royal art, the Crown Jewels and Royal Regalia.

You will also get to see the delightful courtyard of Amalienborg Palace, home to Queen Mary and the Danish Royal Family.

Scenic Freechoice: Explore more of the city with one of these Scenic Freechoice excursions:

Canal Cruise: Take a cruise along the city’s picturesque canals to see its many attractions including Christiansborg Palace, the impressive Black Diamond library and the Little Mermaid sculpture.

Tivoli Gardens: Visit the Tivoli Gardens for a self-guided exploration of this enchanting pleasure garden and amusement park that has been operating since 1843.

This evening, enjoy a welcome dinner at one of Copenhagen’s finest restaurants.

Transfer to the airport for your flight to the chic Swedish capital, Stockholm. The city is spread across 14 islands connected by 57 bridges and is part of the larger Stockholm Archipelago, which is comprised of 30,000 islands stretching for 80 kilometres to the Baltic Sea. Stockholm is considered one of the most beautiful capital cities in the world and is also a creative powerhouse, fostering innovations in music, design, fashion and technology. Check in for a two-night stay at your Scenic Special Stay hotel.

Take a city tour with a local guide to discover City Hall, one of Sweden’s most famous buildings whose spire features the golden Three Crowns. You’ll also see the Riddarholm Church and the Royal Palace. Then, visit the Vasa Ship Museum located on the island of Djurgården, where the 17th-century warship ‘Vasa’ is now housed after it tragically capsized and sank on its inaugural voyage in 1628.

This evening, enjoy a dinner featuring Swedish cuisine with European influences in a stunning setting.

Take a short flight to Oslo, the capital of Norway. Though it is Scandinavia’s smallest capital, Oslo packs a punch when it comes to cultural and nature-based experiences. Awarded the title of European Green Capital in 2019, half of Oslo is covered in forest and parks and its cityscape is a melange of historical buildings and cutting-edge architecture.

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Munch Museum: Join an art specialist to explore the Munch Museum, one of the most comprehensive one-artist museums in the world. It is home to over half of Edvard Munch’s paintings, including the iconic 'The Scream’. Later, unwind at the museum’s rooftop bar and take in panoramic views of the city skyline, the Oslofjord, and even the Opera House from a unique perspective while enjoying a glass of wine.

From the eighth to the 11th century, the Vikings journeyed across Europe, looking for land and trade. Discover this fascinating history on the Bygdoy Peninsula, home to famous museums honouring the rich nautical heritage of the Norse people. Visit the Fram Museum, dedicated to the 1892 polar vessel that was the strongest wooden ship ever built. It still holds the records for sailing the farthest north and farthest south. Step on board the ship and see how the crew managed to survive in the coldest and most dangerous places on Earth – the Arctic and the Antarctic. Then, see the Holmenkollen Ski Museum and take an elevator ride to the ski jump tower’s summit more than 60 metres above the ground.

Drive through the majestic Hardangervidda National Park, the country’s largest national park and Europe’s highest mountain plateau. This vast Arctic wilderness is also home to Norway’s largest herd of wild reindeer. Arrive in Lofthus, known as the orchard of Hardanger for its many fruit trees. The town is a hub for cider production and hosts an annual cherry festival. It also has a scenic position overlooking the majestic Folgefonna glacier, the country’s third largest. Your overnight Special Stay is complete with awe-inspiring fjord views.

Leave Lofthus and journey to Bergen, a Hanseatic fishing port that dates to the 12th century. Bergen is now Norway’s second largest city, though it still possesses the charm and warmth of a small town. Surrounded by seven hills that are dotted with colourful houses, the city named ‘Heart of the Fjords’ is considered one of the prettiest in the country.

During the Middle Ages, Bergen was Norway’s major seaport as well as its capital, and this rich legacy can still be seen today. You will have the opportunity to wander through Bergen’s narrow and steep cobblestoned laneways, and visit its World Heritage-listed old wharf, Bryggen.

Scenic Freechoice: Explore your way with one of these experiences: Mount Fløyen: Take the famous funicular railway to the summit of Mount Fløyen, 320 metres above Bergen. It offers a spectacular view of the city and fjord. Fantoft Stave Church: Catch the tram to Fantoft Stave Church, first built in 1170 and moved to Fantoft in 1820. The old church burned down in 1992 but was painstakingly reconstructed to reflect a style unique to Norway.

This afternoon, drive to Troldhaugen, the former home of Edvard Grieg, Norway’s most celebrated composer and pianist.

After breakfast this morning, bid a fond farewell to Scandinavia and your fellow travellers, taking many wonderful memories of this immersive journey with you.

#Spa treatments and services at additional cost. Daily activities may be subject to change; please consult your Daily Wonder for updates.
+All drinks on board, including those stocked in your mini bar, are included, except for a very small number of rare, fine and vintage wines, Champagnes and spirits. Specialty restaurants require a reservation, enquire on board.
^Experiences on board our two helicopters and submersible are at additional cost, subject to regulatory approval, availability, weight restrictions, medical approval and weather, ice and tidal conditions.
~Kayak and stand-up paddleboard not available in all locations.

Helicopter not in operation in Greenland and submersible not in operation in Denmark.

The itinerary is a guide only and may be amended for operational reasons. As such, Scenic cannot guarantee the journey will operate unaltered from the itinerary stated above. Please refer to our terms and conditions for further information. Hotels are indicative and subject to change.