An adventure doesn't have to mean travelling to the other side of the world. Europe is full of amazing destinations, from the ethereal landscapes of Iceland and the majestic Norwegian fjords to the craggy, windswept coastlines of the British Isles.
An adventure doesn't have to mean travelling to the other side of the world. Europe is full of amazing destinations, from the ethereal landscapes of Iceland and the majestic Norwegian fjords to the craggy, windswept coastlines of the British Isles.
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From Porto to Porto
3 Jul - 10 Jul 2026 (7 Nights)
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From Lyon to Lyon
3 Jul - 12 Jul 2026 (9 Nights)
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From Reykjavik to Reykjavik
3 Jul - 19 Jul 2026 (16 Nights)
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From Reykjavik to Reykjavik
3 Jul - 9 Jul 2026 (6 Nights)
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From Bergen to Bergen
4 Jul - 15 Jul 2026 (11 Nights)
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From Bergen to Kirkenes
4 Jul - 10 Jul 2026 (6 Nights)
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From Kirkenes to Bergen
4 Jul - 9 Jul 2026 (5 Nights)
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From Bergen to Trondheim
4 Jul - 14 Jul 2026 (10 Nights)
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Our Insight
Few regions of the world pack as much in as Europe, a relatively small geographical area that boasts some of the most important historical and cultural sites on the planet. We can sometimes neglect our nearest neighbours in the pursuit of the next exotic destination on our bucket list, and yet Europe is home to an extraordinary variety of landscapes, from the icy Arctic to the sweltering shores of the Mediterranean.
Scandinavia enthrals many visitors with its otherworldly landscapes, rich history and fascinating folklore, where tales of trolls, dwarves and elves abound. The stunning Norwegian Fjords and enigmatic Iceland top many travellers' to-do lists, and the incredible natural phenomenon of the Aurora Borealis, the 'Northern Lights', is not to be missed, whilst travelling in the Land of the Midnight Sun is truly magical.
These days the eastern reaches of Europe are a lot more accessible than they used to be, with the Baltic in particular opening up to adventure tourism, away from the crowds. Our own British Isles also offer fascinating itineraries, exploring the wilder coastal areas and islands of Scotland and Ireland.
Even the Mediterranean, which we tend to associate with sun, sea and mass market tourism, holds some hidden gems, including the wild coastlines of northern Spain and Portugal, the smallest and most inaccessible Greek Islands, and destinations on the Adriatic such as Albania and Montenegro.
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Norway is a spectacular destination on our very doorstep: breathtaking scenery, captivating towns and villages, and the most welcoming people you could imagine.
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Often overlooked as an adventure destination, the northern fringes of Europe are where you will find some of the continent’s most unique landscapes and remote communities.
Blending culture, scenery, and historical sights, the expedition cruising in the Mediterranean takes a different approach by offering a small group experience designed to uncover local delights.
From the lush Azores to the tropical or volcanic Canaries, the Atlantic Islands all have their own unique charm.