1. Port Overview

Cruise Date Nights
Silver Endeavour, 14 Nights Reykjavik to Reykjavik ex Reykjavik, Iceland Return 2024-05-18 14
Silver Endeavour, 28 Nights Reykjavik to Tromsø ex Reykjavik, Iceland to Tromso, Norway 2024-05-18 28
Silver Endeavour, 14 Nights Arctic & Greenland ex Reykjavik to Tromsø 2024-06-01 14
Silver Wind, Arctic & Greenland ex Reykjavik to Longyearbyen 2024-06-14 12
Silver Endeavour, 16 Nights Reykjavik to Churchill ex Reykjavik, Iceland to Churchill, Canada 2024-06-29 16
Silver Spirit, 10 Nights Northern Europe & British Isles ex Reykjavik Return 2024-07-04 10
Silver Spirit, 12 Nights Northern Europe & British Isles ex Reykjavik to Southampton 2024-07-14 12
Silver Spirit, 24 Nights Reykjavik to Southampton ex Reykjavik, Iceland to Southampton, England 2024-07-14 24
Silver Wind, 22 Nights Reykjavik to Kangerlussuaq ex Reykjavik, Iceland to Kangerlussuaq, Greenland 2024-08-01 22
Silver Wind, 10 Nights Reykjavik to Reykjavik ex Reykjavik, Iceland Return 2024-08-01 10
Silver Wind, 12 Nights Reykjavik to Kangerlussuaq ex Reykjavik, Iceland to Kangerlussuaq, Greenland 2024-08-11 12
Silver Spirit, 9 Nights Northern Europe & British Isles ex Reykjavik Return 2024-08-20 9
Silver Spirit, 9 Nights Northern Europe & British Isles ex Reykjavik Return 2024-08-29 9
Silver Endeavour, 16 Nights Arctic & Greenland ex Reykjavik Return 2024-09-03 16
Silver Endeavour, 32 Nights Reykjavik to New York ex Reykjavik, Iceland to New York, USA 2024-09-03 32
Silver Spirit, 13 Nights Northern Europe & British Isles ex Reykjavik to Southampton 2024-09-07 13
Silver Spirit, 27 Nights Southampton to Southampton ex Reykjavik, Iceland to Lisbon, Portugal 2024-09-07 27
Silver Endeavour, 16 Nights Arctic & Greenland ex Reykjavik to New York, NY 2024-09-19 16
Silver Dawn, 16 Nights Transoceanic ex Reykjavik to New York, NY 2025-05-13 16
Silver Endeavour, 16 Nights Reykjavik to Churchill ex Reykjavik, Iceland to Churchill, Canada 2025-07-09 16
Silver Shadow, 16 Nights Reykjavik to New York ex Reykjavik, Iceland to New York, USA 2025-08-17 16

  1. Reykjavik, Iceland

  3. Located in the North Atlantic Ocean, directly east of Greenland, Iceland is Europe's westernmost country and the second largest island in the North-Atlantic ocean. Its capital, Reykjavik holds practically half of Iceland’s entire population, perhaps not surprising considering how little of the country is actually habitable. As such it is the country’s unrivalled cultural and economic centre surrounded by a vast wilderness of mountains and glaciers.

    The city’s highlights are mostly found in central Reykjavik: lining Old Town and Lake Tjornin are attractive tin houses, some of the more historical buildings, and many of its restaurants and nighttime hotspots. Its nightlife is legendary, with all-night street parties in summer and a huge club scene year-round. The nearby surrounding wilderness offers walking trails at Videy Island or the lava area at Heidmork, is definitely worth a visit. At "Smoky Bay" you can see geothermal steam rising from the ground. Harnessed to heat the city, these smoke signals can be seen along with any number of natural wonders, half an hour out of town.

    Things to See & Do

    * Culture House
    * Einar Jónsson Museum
    * Hallgrímskirkja church steeple
    * National Gallery of Iceland
    * Laugadalur geothermal pool

    General information

    Cruise Season – May - Oct
    Currency - krona (ISK)
    Language - Icelandic (official)
    Land Area – 100,250 sq km
    Population – 280,000
    Electricity – 2 pin round pins European style
    Time - GMT + 0 hours
    International Country Telephone Code – +354

    Port Location – The port has two main sections. Gamla Hofnin (City Harbor), the older section, is situated close to the city centre.

    Transport Links – Public transport is good, with a network of buses serving Reykjavik and its suburbs, while taxis are always available.

    Flight time is only 2-4 hours from Europe and 5-6 hours from east coast USA. It is possible to get to Iceland by sea as well. There is one passenger and car ferry service that sails during the summer to Seydisfjordur, a town on the east coast of Iceland. The Smyril Line ferry runs between the Faeroe Islands, Norway, Denmark and the Shetland Islands in the north of Scotland. The ferry makes a complete journey once a week throughout the year.