Name: In the wake of Celts and Vikings
Brand: Swan Hellenic
SKU: V1524060412

Itinerary

Dublin, capital of Ireland, seamlessly blends grit and beauty with Georgian squares, parks and canals. It boasts a rich literary heritage, home to renowned writers like Oscar Wilde and James Joyce. Literary attractions include Trinity College Library, housing the 9th-century Book of Kells, and the James Joyce Centre. The vibrant pub culture, with landmarks like the Guinness Storehouse and Temple Bar, adds to its lively charm.

Iona, in the Inner Hebrides off the western coast of Scotland, holds over a thousand years of spiritual history. With a population of barely 100, the island remains mostly untouched. Iona is renowned for its abbey, established by St. Columba and his Irish followers in 563 CE. In these serene cloisters, the priceless Book of Kells was created, which was later taken to Ireland in 807 CE to safeguard it from Viking raids.

Discover Iona Abbey on foot

Included

01 h 30 m

Iona Short Circular Walk: Nature, geology and stunning views

Optional

02 h 30 m

Discover Scotland's island gem during this relatively easy walk with a specialized guide who has extensive knowledge on history of the island, wildflowers and wildlife
Approximately 3 to 4 kms of nature walk, taking in the geography of the island exploring along the coast and inland. The walk takes routes which guides have special permission to take allowing you to experience a personalised tour of the island
Deepen your geology knowledge as the rocks of Iona are some of the oldest in Europe. Throughout their long existence they have been repeatedly squashed, crumpled and partially melted, giving them their contorted appearance

Discover Iona Abbey on foot

Included

01 h 30 m

Explore Iona Abbey, one of Scotland's most historic and sacred sites. See the impressive collection of over 180 medieval carved stones and crosses.
Learn about the birthplace of Christianity in Scotland and the arrival of St Columba. Today, Iona remains a place of pilgrimage and spirituality
This short tour still allows plenty of free time afterwards to remain in town and discover the lovely little shops and cafes

Portree is the largest town, capital and gateway to the Isle of Skye in the Inner Hebrides. fringed by cliffs, Portree's harbour, with a pier designed by engineer Thomas Telford, is surrounded by colourful homes and is best photographed from the viewpoint next to the Royal Hotel. Popular as a base for hiking, to the north is the Old Man of Storr, a rocky pinnacle popular with hikers.

Northern Scenic Drive

Optional

03 h 30 m

Enter the Trotternish Peninsula to experience its uniquely rocky environment
Pass by the crofting township of Staffin which looks out over the vast Staffin Bay
Dig deep into the island’s rich crofting history while exploring the museum with your expert guide

Dunvegan Castle and The Cuillins

Included

03 h 30 m

Hear the story of how the castle of Dunvegan became one of the greatest and most renowned among the Hebridean strongholds
Take a stroll around the castle’s gardens to find the waterfall known as Rory Mor’s Cascade
Keep an eye out for the diverse landscapes you’ll spot along the way to and from Portree

The Old Man of Storr Hike

Optional

03 h 30 m

Enjoy the walk to the pinnacle of “Old Man of Storr”
Keep your camera ready for shots of the phenomenal vistas
Take some time to speak with your guide about the unique geography of the region

The dramatic village of Ullapool on Scotland’s west coast sits on fjord-like Loch Broom, the narrow waters curling away into the distance below the misty mountains. The countryside is packed with wonders: Corrieshalloch Gorge, steep, narrow and with the roar of rushing water; Achmelvich Beach, a crescent of pure white sand and turquoise waters protected by rocky outcrops; and the Bone Caves, where bones of reindeer and polar bear have been found.

Hike to Bone Caves

Optional

03 h 45 m

Enjoy a quite strenuous hike, passing through a stunning limestone and a small waterfall along the way
After climbing gradually, discover the dramatic caves from where the view is absolutely stunning
The caves were excavated in 1889 by the geologists Peach and Horne. Remains of animals which once roamed the Highlands including lynx, polar bear, arctic fox and lemmings have been found, given the name to the caves

A Walk in Corrieshalloch Gorge

Optional

02 h 45 m

Enjoy a 1 mile gentle walk that will bring you on a breath-taking journey through the stunning Corrieshalloch Gorge, a geological wonder carved by the relentless force of nature
Cross the iconic Victoria Falls Suspension Bridge, which spans the gorge and offers awe-inspiring views of the surrounding landscape
Marvel at the main attraction, the Falls of Measach, a powerful waterfall plunging into the depths of the gorge

Scenic Assynt

Included

03 h 30 m

Along the way, a brief visit to Knockan Crag makes a picture perfect spot for a photo stop
When you reach the Loch, your guide will introduce you to the ruins of Calda House and Ardvreck Castle
See the impeccable mountains of Suilven and Canisp that serve as a stunning backdrop to the Loch Inver

Hiking to Knockan Crag - Heart of the Geopark

Optional

03 h 00 m

Knockan Crag, one of Scotland’s natural beauties, is a must visit for all the hiking lovers, but also for those searching for an excursion to explore something new
Explore the Geopark by following one of three trails whilst learning about this fascinating natural feature, spend some time in the excellent visitor centre and walk along the Thrust Trail bridging 500 million years

Singleton of Glen Ord with free time in Beauly

Optional

04 h 45 m

Enjoy a panoramic drive along picturesque shores of Loch Broom towards Muir of Ord
Visit Glen Ord Distillery one of one of the Highland’s hidden treasures producing liquid gold all year round
Discover all the secrets of the whisky production and taste the Singleton of Glen Ord range

Scenic Assynt

Included

03 h 30 m

Enjoy a panoramic drive through the dramatic scenery of Scotland Geopark
Spend some time to have a picture of Ardvreck Castle, a marvellously scenic ruined fortress in a magnificent location
Free time at the pretty fishing village of Lochinver

Ramshackle Stromness is an 18th century stone seaport, barely changed since Captain Cook's ships stopped in 1780. The Pier Arts Centre housing modern art is often described as a "little seaside Tate". Just 12 km north, prehistoric Skara Brae is Northern Europe's best preserved Neolithic village, predating Stonehenge and the Giza pyramids

Sea-Faring Stromness - walking tour

Optional

02 h 30 m

Take a stroll around Stromness old town
Stop at Logins Well , here ships from the Hudson's Bay Company drew their final stores of water from this well for more than two hundred years before setting course across the Atlantic
Enjoy the sea view from the top of the hill by the cannons between two benches. The cannons come from an American Privateer, The Liberty, which was captured in 1813

Orkney Treasures

Included

03 h 15 m

Witness the grandeur of the Ring of Brodgar, a colossal ceremonial stone circle that has stood for almost 5000 years
Visit the 5000-year-old village of Skara Brae which offers a glimpse into the dwellings that were hidden beneath sand dunes until storms unveiled them only 150 years ago
Your last stop is the Skaill House, the finest manor in Orkney built in 1620 by Bishop George Graham

Kirkwall Highlights from Stromness

Optional

03 h 00 m

Tour of the magnificent St Magnus Cathedral
Scenic drive along the coast with stunning views over Scapa Flow
Explore the charming town of Kirkwall, Orkney's capital

Nearer Norway than the Scottish mainland, the solid, stone-built town of Lerwick is the capital and only town of the Shetland Islands, a subarctic Scottish archipelago with Viking roots. The port has a Dutch flair with 17th-century Fort Charlotte. In the island's south, Jarlshof Prehistoric and Norse Settlement reveals an exceptional archaeological site spanning 5,000 years of history. Around 1,500 tiny Shetland ponies roam freely on the islands.

Jarlshof and Sumburgh Head Bird Cliffs

Included

04 h 30 m

Your friendly guide will point out St Ninian's Isle where the famous Pictish silver horde was discovered in 1958
Spend time at the RSPB Reserve at Sumburgh Head where you’ll find Shetland's first lighthouse built in 1821 by Robert Stevenson
Get a close look at the local seabirds including puffins, guillemots, shags, fulmars and offshore gannets

Meet the Locals in Western Shetland

Optional

04 h 00 m

A panoramic journey across the Shetlands and an amazing opportunity to meet with locals and learn more about their daily activities
Get introduced to the famous wooly Shetland Ponies and learn about the history and characteristics of this small and hardy breed
Visit a Shetland Jewellery workshop, see and learn how the beautifully hand crafted, local jewellery is made, with Celtic and Viking designs

Cut adrift in the Atlantic, between Scotland and Iceland, the Faroes are a self-governing archipelago in the Kingdom of Denmark. On the southern tip of Streymoy, the largest of the 18 islands, the lively little capital of Tórshavn (Thor’s Harbour) charms with its rainbow-hued clapboard warehouses, grass-roofed wooden churches and the quaint old quarter, Tinganes. Off the radar for many, the Faroes are fast becoming known for their scenery.

Panorama Streymoy

Included

01 h 50 m

Learn about the amazing history of the area and listen to delightful stories
The landscape and views of this region are simply magnificent and the viewpoints allow for some great photo opportunities

RIB Boat tour from Torshavn

Optional

02 h 30 m

Embark on an exhilarating RIB boat tour departing from Torshavn, bound for the enchanting island of Hestur
Venture into the mystical caves of Álvagjógv and Klæmintsgjógv, offering a glimpse into their captivating depths (weather permitting)

Streymoy Mountain Hike

Optional

04 h 15 m

An intriguing exploration of the Faroe Islands' volcanic layer-cake geology offers captivating insights into its geological wonders.
Enjoy breathtaking vistas at an elevation of 280 meters above sea level, surrounded by miniature tarns and rugged outcroppings, creating a scene of unparalleled beauty.

With Viking-era origins, Djupivogur, a tranquil fishing village with fewer than 500 residents, is renowned for its unhurried pace of life and the art installation 'The Eggs at Merry Bay,' featuring 34 granite eggs representing local bird species. Nearby, Vatnajökull National Park, covering 14 percent of Iceland, offers a wild expanse with Europe's largest ice cap, Vatnajökull Glacier, thundering glacial rivers and active volcanoes.

Cultural Walk in Djúpivogur

Included

02 h 00 m

Let your imagination soar as you discuss the symbolism behind the intriguing “Eggs” sculpture with your guide
Uncover the hidden story behind the repurposed Tank and marvel at the ingenuity that has transformed it
Your exploration wouldn't be complete without a visit to a local craft museum and store to admire the craftsmanship and artistry that have been passed down for generations

4x4 Waterfalls & Bragðavellir

Optional

03 h 30 m

Visit the nature lovers haven of Bragdavellir cottage and farm where you’ll find an abundance of bird life set against picturesque views
Get to know the local farmers who keep the site in impeccable shape and also run the Bragdavellir café
Relax to the roaring sounds of rushing waterfalls and even get the rare opportunity to dismount your vehicle and walk up close to Einstigsfoss waterfall

Hoffelsjökull Glacier & Lagoon

Optional

05 h 00 m

Your first stop is Hoffellsjökull, an outlet glacier formed during the "little ice age” which played a crucial role for the local communit
The glacier tongue was also a hub for groundbreaking glaciological studies, offering invaluable insights into the mysteries of these frozen giant
Understand the effects of climate change from your guide and the indelible mark it has left on Hoffellsjökull

Jökulsárlón Cruise & Scenic Drive

Optional

08 h 30 m

Feel the exhilaration of navigating through the icy wonderland of Jökulsárlón by boat, immersing yourself in otherworldly landscapes that will leave you in awe
See some of Iceland’s finest scenery as you pass mountains with glacial tongues penetrating downward and pastoral landscapes squeezed between shifting black sands
On your way back, stop for a traditional Icelandic meal at a local restaurant and glimpse at the beautiful village of Höfn

Vatnajökull Adventure & Sightseeing

Optional

09 h 00 m

Drive through the beautiful Mýrar district and arrive at your destination of the mighty Vatnajökull ice cap, the largest outside the Arctic regions
Follow the tortuous roads on your ascent up the Skálafellsjökull Glacier as the anticipation builds with each meter you rise above sea level
Ride aboard a 4x4 jeep, a snow scooter or a Snow Truck (assigned by the local operator) and embark on this action packed adventure of a lifetime

4x4 The Valley of Waterfalls

Optional

04 h 30 m

Enjoy an off-the-beaten tracks tour to discover many of the hidden gems of East Iceland
Learn to appreciate Iceland’s rugged yet exceptionally beautiful landscape
Ride with your driver/guide on a 4x4 vehicle along a peaceful fjord before entering countryside paths to reach beautiful waterfalls

Grímsey is a remote island located 40 km off Iceland’s north coast. Many people travel here for the purpose of setting foot in the Arctic Circle, the only place in Iceland where you can. The island is also home to fewer than 100 people, but over one million seabirds. Birdlife thrives here thanks to the lack of egg predation and the well-stocked surrounding seas. Grímsey has one of Iceland’s largest tern nesting sites and largest puffin colonies.

Life in Arctic Circle

Included

02 h 30 m

Enjoy your stay on Iceland’s northernmost inhabited territory
Be prepared for an exhilarating physical challenge that will take you across approx. 7.5km of invigorating nature walk with some inclines towards the Arctic circle artwork
Stop at the bird cliffs where, depending on the time of the season, you’ll be able to spot several species of birds including puffins, guillemots and gulls

Home to some 18,000 residents, Akureyri stands proud as the Land of Fire and Ice’s ‘Capital of the North’. It’s the gateway to some natural wonders including the Myvatn region, Dettifoss waterfall, Godafoss waterfall and Asbyrgi canyon. But before you rush off, take some time to explore: Iceland’s winsome second city is colourful, cosy and utterly enchanting – even the red traffic lights are cute. Instagrammers will adore heart-shaped stop signs. Enjoy the quaint harbourfront; climb the steps to the towering Akureyri Church; stroll around Lystigardurinn, the city’s Arctic botanical garden; visit the Laufás Turf Houses; get in the festive spirit early at the Christmas House (Jolahusid); admire the exhibits at the Akureyri Art Museum or the Hof cultural centre; or take a dip in the outdoor, geothermal swimming pool.

Myvatn Hike

Optional

07 h 00 m

Challenge yourself with this trek through the unique and stunning landscapes of northern Iceland that promise to make the entire journey worth the effort
Start your hike at Hverfell, a large, circular volcanic crater about 140 m deep and with a diameter of 1,000 m
As you drive through Dimmuborgir, see the strange formations, columns and arches that have been the source of many folktales in Iceland

Forest Lagoon & Panoramic Akureyri

Optional

03 h 00 m

Pass through the oldest and newest parts of Akureyri to admire the contrast of modern houses and some dating back to the 1800s
After soaking in the geothermal pools, visit the 1,300 sq. m. complex that holds a bistro, two infinity pools, a cold tub and a sauna at the spa
Drive through the forest of Kjarnaskógur to admire the scenery as you pass two small hydroelectric plants, a golf course and the airport

Leisurely Akureyri & Goðafoss Waterfall

Included

03 h 30 m

Let the town's storied past and architectural treasures fill your imagination as you drive through its picturesque streets
Learn about pagan chieftain Thorgeir Thorkelsson’s dramatic declaration in the year 1000 that changed the course of history
Your visit to the Botanical Garden will introduce you to every indigenous species that thrives in Iceland as well as an extensive collection of plants from around the world

Jewels of The North

Optional

08 h 00 m

Savour the flavours of the region with a visit to the local restaurant for lunch
Hear from your guide the riveting tale behind how the Goðafoss, also known as the "Waterfall of the Gods,” earned its name
Your last stop will be at the pseudo-craters of Skútustaðir where there is a natural wetlands conservation area

Whale Watching

Optional

04 h 00 m

The best time to spot whales is from May to September when the conditions are optimal for feeding
Akureyri’ boasts an impressive 95% success rate for spotting these magnificent creatures
Get the chance to see a variety of whale species including the blue-fin, the humpback, the minke, and the sei

Off The Beaten Track (Off-roading in Northern Iceland)

Optional

07 h 30 m

Standing on the rim of the old crater Lúden, you'll be rewarded with an incredible pano-ramic view of the surrounding area
Stop to hear the birds singing in the birch and flower covered area Vaglaskógur forest
Situated at the edge of the Highlands, stop at Aldeyjarfoss Waterfall with white water cascading from the towering cliff into a ravine lined with black basalt columns, a typical and breathtaking Icelandic landscape

Surrounded by fjords in the Westfjords region, Ísafjördur is a bustling fishing town in northwest Iceland with colourful wooden 18th- and 19th-century houses in its old town, Neskaupstadur. Nearby, Sudavik is home to the Arctic Fox Centre. Iceland’s only mammal, the arctic fox, lives on the lush tundra of Hornstrandir Nature Reserve, the northernmost peninsula in the Westfjords with two of Europe’s largest bird cliffs.

Westfjords Life and Culture

Included

03 h 00 m

Discover the time-honoured local methods of salting fishing
Go back in time as you enter the turf-and-stone fishing shacks, greeted by a local dressed in a traditional sheepskin fisherman's outfit
Visit the Maritime Museum, housed in some of Iceland's oldest buildings, to delve into the history of the fishing industry that has sustained the area for centuries

ATV Tour (2 persons/ATV)

Optional

02 h 00 m

Feel the exhilaration of travelling through the mountainous terrain of the Westfjords on your choice of a ATV
When you first arrive, get geared up with all the essentials to venture out on this one of a kind Icelandic experience
Take in the panoramic vistas of deep blue waters and snowy mountains that surround you as you ascend to their peaks

Whale Watching from Isafjordur

Optional

02 h 30 m

Sail along the beautiful Snæfjallaströnd (Snow-Mountain-Coast) while looking out for whales in the water
Besides whales we might encounter seals as well as dolphins

Holt Inn Farmers & Flavours

Optional

03 h 30 m

Get to know the history of the Stadardalur Valley , which at one point was inhabited by multiple farms and one of the first places in Iceland to be settled by the Vikings
Visit the farm and interact with the animals and enjoying Icelandic delicacies

Calm Fjord Kayaking

Optional

02 h 00 m

See for yourself why the Westfjords are a haven for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike with its calm waters and soaring mountains
This journey provides an intimate connection with the environment, allowing you to observe the delicate ecosystems and appreciate the intricate balance of nature
Be on the lookout for curious seabirds soaring above you and active marine life swimming beneath you

A jewel of the Westfjords, Vigur is the fjord's second-largest island and a thriving seabird sanctuary. Flocks of arctic terns, puffins, guillemots and eider ducks nest atop rocky cliffs. As one of only two inhabited islands, Vigur supports a family farm continuing the centuries-old eiderdown harvest across 3,500 nests. This remote pillar also houses Iceland's sole windmill, its tiniest post office and a 200-year-old, still-seaworthy rowing boat.

Vigur Island Walking Tour

Included

01 h 30 m

Spot eider ducks nesting in great numbers, you might even see the majestic birds plucking down from their chests to make a warm shelter for their eggs
Get up close with a 200-year-old, eight-oar rowing boat and the oldest windmill in Iceland
See the charming houses that dot Vigur's landscape including Viktoria House,built in 1862 and restored by the National Museum of Iceland in 1993, as well as a house established by a young priest in 1884

Vigur Island visit by ship zodiacs

Included

01 h 30 m

Spot eider ducks nesting in great numbers, you might even see the majestic birds plucking down from their chests to make a warm shelter for their eggs
Get up close with a 200-year-old, eight-oar rowing boat and the oldest windmill in Iceland
See the charming houses that dot Vigur's landscape including Viktoria House,built in 1862 and restored by the National Museum of Iceland in 1993, as well as a house established by a young priest in 1884

Considered one of Iceland’s most impressive falls, the thunderous Dynjandi waterfall in the Westfjords region gives the impression of a bridal veil as it spreads down ever-growing cascades. The walk takes 15 minutes passing five smaller waterfalls. Nearby, Hrafnseyri is the birthplace of Jón Sigurðsson, 19th-century leader of the Icelandic Independence movement. The museum includes an Icelandic turf house.

Walk to Dynjandi Waterfall With Swan Hellenic Expedition Team

Included

01 h 30 m

Your onboard expedition team, experts in all things Icelandic, will guide you along the path to this hidden treasure.
Awaken your spirit of adventure as you witness nature's raw power firsthand
Discover the secrets of Dynjandi and providing a deeper understanding of its geological significance and cultural importance.

The dramatic 400-metre high Látrabjarg cliffs stretch 14 km along Iceland's and Europe's westernmost edge. As the largest seabird cliff in Europe, Látrabjarg is home to thousands of breeding birds: Atlantic puffins, gannets, guillemots, fulmar and kittiwakes as well as 40 percent of the world's population of razorbills belonging to the auk family.

Make sure there is sufficient timeto explore this diminutive but dramatic capital city. Despite its small size, you won’t be short of things to see and do. To get your bearings, take the elevator to the top of Hallgrímskirkja. This church, designed by famed Icelandic architect Gudjón Samuelsson is one of the most distinctive buildings in town. When you return to earth, visit the city’s other renowned building Harpa Concert Hall, located at the heart of Reykjavík's regenerated harbour – also the home of the Maritime Museum. Speaking of cultural spaces, tour the National Museum to learn the story of Iceland from past to present. The Reykjavík Art Museum houses an impressive contemporary collection including eye-catching pieces by Erró. And, of course, just 50 kilometres outside the city lies Thingvellir National Park, the site of Iceland’s original Viking parliament.

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$ 24,465

Double

$ 13,980

Triple

$ 6,990

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Double	$ 18,680
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$ 27,090

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40 m²

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3^rd or 4^th Guest

Single

$ 37,360

Double

$ 18,680

Triple

$ 9,340

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$ 9,340

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Double	$ 18,680
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$ 10,240

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In the wake of Celts and Vikings

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Itinerary

Discover Iona Abbey on foot

Iona Short Circular Walk: Nature, geology and stunning views

Discover Iona Abbey on foot

Northern Scenic Drive

Dunvegan Castle and The Cuillins

The Old Man of Storr Hike

Hike to Bone Caves

A Walk in Corrieshalloch Gorge

Scenic Assynt

Hiking to Knockan Crag - Heart of the Geopark

Singleton of Glen Ord with free time in Beauly

Scenic Assynt

Sea-Faring Stromness - walking tour

Orkney Treasures

Kirkwall Highlights from Stromness

Jarlshof and Sumburgh Head Bird Cliffs

Meet the Locals in Western Shetland

Panorama Streymoy

RIB Boat tour from Torshavn

Streymoy Mountain Hike

Cultural Walk in Djúpivogur

4x4 Waterfalls & Bragðavellir

Hoffelsjökull Glacier & Lagoon

Jökulsárlón Cruise & Scenic Drive

Vatnajökull Adventure & Sightseeing

4x4 The Valley of Waterfalls

Life in Arctic Circle

Myvatn Hike

Forest Lagoon & Panoramic Akureyri

Leisurely Akureyri & Goðafoss Waterfall

Jewels of The North

Whale Watching

Off The Beaten Track (Off-roading in Northern Iceland)

Westfjords Life and Culture

ATV Tour (2 persons/ATV)

Whale Watching from Isafjordur

Holt Inn Farmers & Flavours

Calm Fjord Kayaking

Vigur Island Walking Tour

Vigur Island visit by ship zodiacs

Walk to Dynjandi Waterfall With Swan Hellenic Expedition Team

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