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Cruise: London to Reykjavik, Iceland
June 3-17, 2027
15 Days
Low - High
Day 1 
Thursday, June 3
Welcome one and all to the Maple Leaf Lounge at the Kingston Shrine Club (3260 Princess Street at Collins Bay Road) and meet your travelling companions, old and new! Check in with your Maple Leaf Tour Director as we prepare to begin our journey to England! We’ll travel to Toronto’s Pearson International Airport for our British Airways direct flight to London.
Day 2
Friday, June 4 - LONDON
Arrive in London where we’ll be met by our local professional tour manager and private motor coach at the airport. We’ll enjoy a panoramic coach tour of the iconic sights of London during which all the major sights of both London’s old city and vibrant West End will be seen. London, the capital of England and the United Kingdom, is a 21st-century city with history stretching back to Roman times. At its centre stand the imposing Houses of Parliament, the iconic ‘Big Ben’ clock tower and Westminster Abbey, site of British monarch coronations. Across the Thames River, the London Eye observation wheel provides panoramic views of the South Bank cultural complex, and the entire city. We’ll have an early afternoon check in to our hotel so you can relax and rest before our included dinner tonight. (D)
Day 3
Saturday, June 5 - LONDON
Breakfast is included at our hotel before we enjoy a full day in London with Changing of the Guard, when scheduled, admission to Westminster Abbey, famous for so many national events over the centuries, most recently of course as the venue for the wedding of the now Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. Join a vessel for a cruise on the River Thames from Westminster to Tower Pier. Visit the Tower of London and see the famous ravens, the Crown Jewels. After a wonderful day in London, we’ll return to our hotel and where you can have dinner on your own at any of the surrounding pubs. (B)
Day 4
Sunday, June 6 - SOUTHAMPTON, ENGLAND (EMBARKATION)
Southampton is a coastal city located in southern England, about 70 miles southwest of London. The city is a major cruise departure port and one of the country’s largest commercial ports. Visitors will find the longest surviving stretch of medieval walls in England and museums such as Tudor House and Garden, the maritime SeaCity Museum and the aviation-focused Solent Sky. We’ll travel to the cruise port to board to board the Norwegian PRIMA! (B)
Day 5
Monday, June 7 - ZEEBRUGGE, BELGIUM
Zeebrugge sits on the coast of the North Sea, providing the starting point for trips to Bruges, Ghent and Brussels. It is a 30-minute drive by car or a 10-minute ride by train to Bruges.
Day 6
Tuesday, June 8 - AMSTERDAM, HOLLAND
Through the North Sea Canal, the city of IJmuiden provides access to Amsterdam from the North Sea with the help of the largest pumping station in Europe. From there, seagoing vessels may reach Amsterdam’s harbor, admitting passengers to the capital city of the Netherlands, with its concentric network of canals, its rich history of art, and its restaurants with cuisine from all over the world. The collection of the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam includes paintings by Dutch masters Rembrandt and Vermeer, as well as other works of art from the Dutch Golden Age. Meanwhile, the Leidseplein district is the center of Amsterdam’s nightlife with bars, dance clubs, and outdoor cafes, many of them right on the canals.
Day 7
Wednesday, June 9 - AT SEA
The perfect way to spend a day relaxing between the spectacular ports that keep us so busy with exploring and discovering so much incredible beauty! Enjoy the time to relax and recharge with all the fantastic entertainment to cheer you onboard!
Day 8
Thursday, June 10 - BERGEN, NORWAY
Norway’s second-largest city, Bergen is the gateway to the country’s mesmerizing fjords. Walking, Segway and double-decker bus tours bring you to Bryggen wharf, the 12th-century trade center that now is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore the district’s shops, galleries and art studios, and visit the Hanseatic Museum to learn about the merchants who once lived and sold here. The city is surrounded by seven mountains, and a funicular railway ride to the top of the tallest peak, Mount Floyen, reveals postcard-worthy views. Other notable attractions include St. Mary’s Church, the town’s oldest structure; the seasonal fish market, with its fresh seafood, fruit and vegetables; the Bergenhus Fortress Museum, which highlights Norway’s role in World War II; and an aquarium, where you can observe sea lions, crocodiles and more. On a catamaran cruise to the picturesque Osterfjord and Mostraumen strait, sample ice-cold mountain water your captain captures from a waterfall.
Day 9
Friday, June 11 - GEIRANGER, NORWAY
The snake-like Geirangerfjord stretches between the tiny villages of Geiranger and Hellesylt, boasting waterfalls with such romantic names as “The Seven Sisters,” “The Bridal Veil” and “The Suitor.” All around Geiranger there is great hiking to abandoned farmsteads, waterfalls and some beautiful vista points.
Day 10
Saturday, June 12 - ALESUND, NORWAY
The gateway to the Geirangerfjord, Alesund spans several islands that reach into the Atlantic Ocean. The town is known for its art nouveau architecture, which creates a setting that’s right out of a fairytale. Learn about this design style at the Art Nouveau Centre, or take a bus tour to see the spires, rounded turrets and ornamentation that adorn local buildings. Integrated into the coastal terrain, the Norwegian Aquarium has an underwater observatory, daily feeding demonstrations and an outdoor penguin park, while the Fisheries Museum, located in a warehouse built in 1861, features a laboratory that produces cod liver oil. Wildlife safaris transport you past seal colonies to the island of Runde, home to hundreds of thousands of puffins, shags, skuas, gannets and other sea birds during nesting season. For spectacular vistas of the city, ocean and surrounding Sunnmore Alps, ascend the 418 steps to the Aksla Viewpoint.
Day 11
Sunday, June 13 - AT SEA
The perfect way to spend a day relaxing between the spectacular ports that keep us so busy with exploring and discovering so much incredible beauty! Enjoy the time to relax and recharge with all the fantastic entertainment to cheer you onboard!
Day 12
Monday, June 14 - AKUREYRI, ICELAND
With an excellent natural harbor in the Eyja fjords, Akureyri is the capital and chief port of northern Iceland and the center of its successful farming cooperatives.
Day 13
Tuesday, June 15 - ISAFJORDUR, ICELAND
Home to fewer than 3,000 residents, Isafjordur boasts a spectacular, unspoiled landscape that’s dying to be explored. The town, located on the Westfjords peninsula in northwest Iceland, features charming shops and a maritime museum, and also is a jumping off point for excursions throughout the region. Paddle past snow-draped mountains on a kayaking adventure, take photos in front of the cascades of Dynjandi waterfall, sample traditional Viking beer and bread in Thingeyri and listen to tales of local life while enjoying fresh seafood in the village of Sudureyri. Daily cruises to Vigur island offer sightings of eiders, puffins, arctic terns, guillemoths and other birds, while a visit to the Arctic Fox Center allows you to learn about and observe the country’s only native terrestrial mammal. Wildlife lovers also can cruise area waters on a whale-watching safari.
Day 14
Wednesday, June 16 - REYKJAVIK, ICELAND
Reykjavik is the gateway to a jagged land of fire and ice. With its widespread lava fields, massive glaciers, deep fjords, lush lowlands and high plains, Iceland is a haven for geology and nature lovers. The city is the region’s cultural and financial center. The most popular tours visit the Golden Waterfall, the Strokkur Geyser, Thingvellir National Park, the Blue Lagoon and The Pearl, a domed building offering exceptional views of the city.
Day 15
Thursday, June 17 - Home
After breakfast, we’ll disembark the Norwegian PRIMA and transfer to the airport for our flight to Toronto. Our coach will be waiting to return us home as we reminisce about our wonderful cruise holiday together with happy thoughts of “Where are we going next?”.
Ottawa
All Saints Lutheran Church 1061 Pinecrest Road 
TBA Kemptville
Giant Tiger Parking Lot, Hwy 43
TBA Brockville
Food Basics, Jefferson Dr
TBA Gananoque
Hwy 2 Carpool Lot
TBA Kingston
Shrine Club, 3260 Princess Street
TBA Napanee
Flying J, Northeast Corner
TBA Belleville
Maranatha Church, 100 College Street West
TBA Insurance
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BEFORE YOU GO
- Minimum numbers apply.
- Cruises are non-transferable to another traveler.
- All passengers must have a valid passport for 6 months after cruise end date for this tour. BOOKING NAME MUST BE AS IT APPEARS ON PASSPORT.
- Regular stops will be made for comfort breaks and meals.
- For the comfort of fellow travelers, kindly refrain from using scented products.
- Tipping for your Tour Director and Motor Coach driver is completely voluntary, based on level of service.
- Proceeds of Maple Leaf Tours help to support Indigenous scholarships.
- Porterage of 1 large suite case per person, you may also bring 1 carry-on per person
- Please keep all medication with your person not in luggage
- Cancellation and Medical insurance is not covered in your package but is strongly recommended for out of province travel
- Insurance is available through Maple Leaf, please call to inquire today!
- Should you need to cancel for any reason, claims must be filed with your travel insurance.
- A non-refundable deposit of $500 per person is required at the time of booking.
- $200 OFF per person – Early Booking Bonus, when booked and paid in full by January 5, 2027.
- Balance is due February 5, 2027.
- $50 off extra per person, if paid by money order, bank draft, cash or cheque.
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- Prices subject to change at any time.
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