The Voyage
Q Why cruise Iceland instead of doing a road trip?
A cruise circles the whole island — the East Fjords, the north, and the Westfjords — without long drives on remote roads. Unpack once and wake up somewhere new each day.
Q How many sea days are there?
Two sea days, on July 25 and July 29. The rest of the week is spent in Iceland's ports, including an overnight in Reykjavik.
Q What's the weather like in late July?
July is Iceland's warmest month, with daytime temperatures typically around 10–15°C and very long daylight hours. Weather changes quickly, so pack layers, a waterproof jacket, and comfortable walking shoes.
Q Do Canadians need a visa for Iceland?
No visa is needed for short tourist stays — Iceland is part of the Schengen Area. Europe's new ETIAS travel authorization is expected to apply to Canadian travellers by 2027, so check current entry requirements before you go.
Ports & Destinations
Q What is there to do in Seydisfjordur?
This artsy East Fjords village is known for its rainbow-painted street leading to the little blue church, surrounded by waterfalls and mountains. Popular excursions cross the mountain pass to Egilsstadir and Lake Lagarfljot.
Q What are the highlights near Akureyri?
Akureyri is the capital of North Iceland and the gateway to Godafoss waterfall, the volcanic landscapes of Lake Myvatn, and whale watching in Eyjafjordur.
Q What can I do in Isafjordur?
Isafjordur is the hub of the remote Westfjords. Take a boat to Vigur Island for puffins and eider ducks, visit Dynjandi waterfall, or simply stroll the historic fishing town.
Q How should I spend the Reykjavik overnight?
Use the extra day for the Golden Circle (Thingvellir, Geysir, and Gullfoss), a soak at the Blue Lagoon, or exploring Hallgrimskirkja and the old harbour.
Cabins & Ship
Q Which cabin should I choose?
The Veranda (from CA$2,979) is our pick for Iceland — watching the fjords slide by from your own balcony is a highlight. The Interior (from CA$2,392) is the best value if you plan to spend most of your time ashore or on deck.
Q Tell me about Celebrity Silhouette
Celebrity Silhouette is a Solstice-class ship carrying about 2,902 guests. Signature spaces include the Lawn Club — real grass on the top deck — the adults-only Solarium, and the Sky Observation Lounge.
Pricing & Booking
Q What does the price include?
Prices are per person based on double occupancy and include taxes. The fare covers your stateroom, meals in the complimentary restaurants, entertainment, and ship facilities. Booking with Expedia Cruises also includes a Drinks Package and Basic Internet.
Q What isn't included?
Flights, shore excursions, specialty dining, spa treatments, and travel insurance are extra. Ask us about gratuities and any current promotions.
Q How do I book?
Call Ingrid at (647) 456-7788 or send us a message. Staterooms are limited and pricing is based on availability at the time of booking.
Still Have Questions?
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Ingrid Huang · TICO #50022704