Itinerary

We’ll fly over the immense forests and numerous lakes of Labrador on our way to Kuujjuaq for a technical stop. Then continue over southern Greenland’s beautiful scenery before landing at Kangerlussuaq. Because we will be approaching the Arctic Circle and the “land of the midnight sun”, we will have an astonishing 20 hours of daylight!

Enjoy a full day of sightseeing with a visit to the famous Geysir hot spring area with numerous hot springs and geysers - one of them erupts every few minutes; take a look at the magnificent waterfall Gullfoss; visit the volcanic crater Kerid and the greenhouse village Hveragerdi; drive across Gjabakkavegur Pass to the Thingvellir National Park, a unique place of beauty, with its interesting geology and history; then cross Mosfellsheidi Heath to Reykjavik; visit the Blue Lagoon. It is certainly a great experience that is not to be missed.

We will see volcanic craters, geysers, waterfalls and the national park Thingvellir, which is Iceland’s national treasure and one of its most beautiful spots.

With our local guide we will explore scenic Connemara. Enjoy panoramic views filled with rugged purple mountains, deep blue lakes and shimmering seascapes.

We’ll visit Kylemore Abbey, situated in the heart of Connemara amidst rivers, lakes and rolling hills. Most recently this former 19th century neo-Gothic mansion, with massive walls and gracious windows,was a prestigious boarding school.

Our next stop is London where we will land at Southend Airport. Upon arrival, transfer to the luxurious Dorchester Hotel. Strategically located in London's exclusive Mayfair on Park Lane (between Marble Arch and Hyde Park Corner) it is one of the world's most prestigious hotels.

Today is at leisure to enjoy the city on your own. Outside the hotel you have easy access to London's most exclusive shopping areas including New Bond Street, Old Bond Street and Knightsbridge. Oxford Street and Piccadilly are also close by.

Tonight we will see the Royal Shakespeare Company's production of Matilda the Musical based on Roald Dahl's much-loved story about a little girl with an extraordinary imagination.

We’ll board the ferry for the scenic ride to the Bay of Naples’ most exquisite island, Capri, with its picturesque cobblestone alleys and piazzettas, churches and mysterious blue grottoes. With our local guide we’ll explore the highlights of the town. Enjoy stunning views over the entire island from the chairlift connecting Anacapri to the summit of Monte Solaro – the highest point on the island offering a panorama vista of the island and the Sorrentine Peninsula.

Visit the Piazzetta of Capri – the center of the island’s social scene, stroll through the Gardens of Augustus, and wander through the colorful local boutiques. Late afternoon, we’ll board the ferry back to our port.

Fly to Dubrovnik – the “Pearl of the Adriatic”. An iconic city with ancient walls that have protected the city’s medieval  churches, palaces and monasteries for more than seven centuries, Dubrovnik is considered one of the most beautiful stone-built cities in the world.

Prominently situated on the cliffs above Dubrovnik’s prestigious St. Jacob precinct, Villa Dubrovnik provides  spectacular views of the crystal blue-turquoise waters of the Adriatic and the Old City.

Fly to the Czech Republic to discover the beautiful city of Prague. One of the most beautiful and visited cities of Europe, this capital of 1.2 million has an incredible mix of Gothic, Romanesque, Baroque and Art Nouveau architecture. The Vltava River winds through this "city of a hundred spires", its riverbanks and the surrounding hills contrasting with the compact, winding cobblestone streets of the old city center.

Prague is lively and sophisticated, drawing on its centuries-old tradition of breakthrough thinking in literature, music, architecture and engineering. At the crossroads of centuries-old trade routes and now the cultural and economic center of the Czech Republic, Prague is an art-filled jewel in the heart of Europe. Alive with music and culture, it offers elegant riverside promenades, breath-taking architecture and cafe-lined squares.

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 refugees on a number of occasions.

Today is at leisure to relax or explore on your own. Nearby to the Royal Theatre, Nyhavn Canal and the pedestrian shopping street Strøget, d’Angleterre is surrounded by the best shopping, design, dining, and cultural experiences Copenhagen has to offer!