Itinerary

We'll fly over the immense forests and numerous lakes of Labrador on our way to Kuujjuaq for a technical stop to refuel and have lunch.
 
Our flight continues over southern Greenland’s beautiful scenery before landing at Kangerlussuaq. Also known as Sonder Stroemfiord, Kangerlussuaq was an American airbase until September 1992. Almost all of the permanent structures in the town were built during the American occupation of the site. Just outside the airport you'll find fascinating wildlife with chances of seeing musk ox, reindeers, arctic foxes, falcons, eagles, and ravens.

Enjoy an incredible full day Super Jeep tour where you will witness Iceland's most exciting natural attractions.
 
First we'll visit Thingvellir National Park - a unique place of beauty with its interesting geology and history before heading eastbound on the mountain road to Lyngdalsheiði to view the lava fields on the hills above Laugarvatn.
 
At Haukadalur, you'll see the famous Strokkur geyser erupting and spewing boiling water into the air. We'll spend some time here observing the eruptions and exploring the hot springs before heading up to the magnificent Gullfoss waterfall cascading into the white Hvita River along with glacial water.

Today is at leisure to relax and enjoy optional activities including afternoon tea in the castle, kayaking or boating on the lake, a visit to the hotel's Victorian Spa, fishing for Pike on Glaslough Lake, explore the variety of exceptional routes for walkers, indulge in clay pigeon shooting, falconry, experience the magic of a hot air baloon flight, or horse riding at the equestrian center.

Fly to Copenhagen. Transfer to the Hotel d'Angleterre - located in the heart of Copenhagen.
 
For more than 250 years, the d'Angleterre has been located on Kongens Nytorv in the heart of Copenhagen. The hotel has been the site for legendary political, royal and national events throughout Denmark's history. 
 
It was at the d'Angleterre that the Danish politician and theologian; Ditlev Gothard Monrad presented his draft of the new constitution to the lawmakers of the day on the 5th of June 1849. The hotel has served as headquarters for German generals and officers during World War II  as well as an asylum for war rrefugees on a number of occasions.

Fly to Gothenburg on the west coast of southwestern Sweden.
 
Situated on the top floors of Gothia Tower's second tower, the Upper House hotel offers spectacular views of the city below. One of the highlights is the outdoor glass-bottom pool with views overlooking Gothenburg.

Fly to Stockholm.
 
Rich in history and tradition, the more than 130 year old Grand Hotel Stockholm occupies a prime position on the city's waterfront overlooking the Royal Palace and Gamla Stan, Stockholm's old town, a timeless classic that has played a pivotal role in shaping Stockholm as the cosmopolitan city that it is today. The hotel has borne witness to some of the world's greatest achievements. Since 1901, the Nobel Prize laureates and their families have all been guests of the Grand Hotel Stockholm and the list of royalty, heads of state and artists who have stayed is impressive.

After an in-depth briefing, we will launch for our over-water crossing to Reykjavik. There will be a technical stop in Bergen.