Itinerary

We will fly over the immense forests and numerous lakes of Canada on our way to Kuujjuaq for a technical stop.

Then continue over southern Greenland’s beautiful scenery before landing at Kangerlussuaq in western Greenland. The airport's
Kangerlussuaq Museum illustrates the town's past as a U.S. airbase during WWII.

Because we will be approaching the Arctic Circle and the "land of the midnight sun," we will have an astonishing 20 hours o
daylight!

Today we will witness Iceland’s most exciting natural attractions; we will see the one and only original Geysir, the magnificent Gull-foss Waterfall, the volcanic crater Kerid and across Gjabakkavegur.

We will spend some time here observing the eruptions of this powerful Geysirs and exploring the hot springs before moving on
to the Thingvellir National Park – a unique place of beauty with its interesting geology and history.

After lunch, we will head to the Sky Lagoon, located in the downtown Reykjavik for a swim in its naturally warm waters.

Fly to Glasglow where we will transfer to Cameron House.

The hotel is an iconic 17th century baronial hotel nestled on the picturesque banks of Loch Lomond. Set within 400 acres of beautiful Scottish countryside, it is a tranquil retreat with breathtaking views over the great loch.

This morning, embark on a thrilling falconry adventure at Cameron House Hotel in Scotland. Witness the majestic flight of eagles, hawks, and owls up close, guided by expert falconers. Hold a magnificent falcon on your gloved arm and create unforgettable memories.

The rest of the day is at your leisure to explore or relax on your own.

Discover the sites of D-day (June 6, 1944) - the largest invasion force in history. Codenamed OVERLORD, it delivered five naval
assault divisions to the beaches of Normandy (codenames UTAH, OMAHA, GOLD, JUNO and SWORD).

We will walk among the cliffs, bunkers and edges stored in history, visit several museums, D-Day memorials and the very moving American Cemetery.

Fly to Menorca - one of the Balearic Islands located in the Mediterranean Sea.

Upon arrival, we will transfer to the Hotel Torralbenc. The hotel is set in a charming, traditional Menorcan finca surrounded by rolling farmland and vineyards, yet close to the island’s sandy beaches with magnificent views of the Mediterranean Sea.
With a delightful restaurant with a garden terrace and sea views, a salt-water outdoor pool, a romantic chapel and pretty gardens, this is the place to come for the perfect island hideout.

Today is at leisure to relax or explore on your own.

For those who are interested in exploring outside the property, Menorca’s two main cities: Maó or Ciutadella are great places to visit. Both places are full of charming cafes, shops and attractions.

The hotel’s private funicular (cable car) takes guests down to the marina and Lake Lucerne.

With our local guide, we’ll enjoy a boat excursion on the lake to admire the beautiful scenery and surrounding area from the water.

After an enjoyable lunch in Lucerne, we will continue our guided tour through the narrow streets, viewing the historical places and attractions on land. Together, we will discover the city’s history and hear stories from daily life as we meander from the Chapel Bridge to the Octagonal Water Tower and Lucerne Castle. Delve into Lucerne’s historic Old Town, stroll along the city walls, and see the 16th-century houses for which Lucerne is famous.

After breakfast and an in-depth briefing, we will launch for our over-water crossing to Reykjavik, Iceland. There will be a stop in Prestwick for lunch and to refuel.

Upon arrival, we will transfer to Hotel Borg where we will enjoy an overnight stay to prepare ourselves for our tomorrow’s flight.