Norway - Iceland - Greenland Cruise
August 7-22, 2023

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Our first port of call was Longyearbye, Norway	We stoped at the Svalbard Church during a bus tour
"Shoes off" for everybody when entering the church	Stunning natural beauty and unique Arctic landscapes
Ready for a great adventure via a Rib boat tour
Rugged landscapes, with sharp mountain peaks, ...	deep valleys, and pristine tundras
During the summer months, Longyearbyen experiences the "midnight sun," the sun never sets for several weeks.
Game challenge onboard the Marina ...	guests versus Officers and Management
Deaf card game night ...	playing Five Crowns
Deaf trivia night is always fun ...	when we play in competing teams
Specialty Dining at the Polo Grill
Husavik at the northern coast of Iceland ...	was our starting point for the "Jewels of the North" tour
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We saw a sulfurous field of mud-pots, steam vents, ...	boiling springs and fumaroles at the stop in Namaskard
The next stop was a scene of peculiar lava formations ...	that have inspired many mystic folktales
Plunging down in a roaring torrent from a horseshoe-shaped rim, the falls at Godafoss CLICK HERE to watch the video
Having a marvelous time while traveling together and discovering Iceland's natural beauty Picture source: Sunny
Our ship anchored in Siglufjordur, Iceland	The locals call their town Siglo
The small fishing town in a narrow fjord	Sculpture beautifying the water front
Colourful tin-framed wooden houses ...	can be found everywhere
The Herring Era a Maritime Museum	Getting ready for the Herring Show
The museum showcases what life was like in the ...	golden years of herring fishing until the end of the 1960s
Herring salted and stored in barrels for shipping	Part of the museum showcases the maritime history
Monument to seamen from Siglo who lost their lives at sea	Siglufjordur is surrounded by many vulcanos
Celebrating a birthday ...	with a "sweet temptation"
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Scenic Cruising from Iceland to Greenland CLICK HERE to watch the video
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Pictures above and below: Scenic Cruising through the Prince Christan Sound, Greenland CLICK HERE to watch the video
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Amazing finale before we exited the Prince Christan Sound
The first port of call in Greenland was Nanortalik ...	the southernmost town in Greenland
A private tour took us to the old colonial port ...	that is almost unchanged from when it was built
Nanortalik means “the place with polar bears”. The surrounding area is jaw-dropping beautiful.
The Artist Loft at the Marina was a great place ...	for an exclusive painting class for our group
Sign language chart for the crew members	The Cruise Manager's Morning Show (signed)
Icebergs floating on our way ...	to the next port
Qaqortoq is South Greenlan's biggest city	We discovered the city during a walking tour
The historic center with colorful colonial homes ...	and Greenland's oldest fountain
One of several rock sculptures in the city	'Kaffemik' in a private home of a Qaqortoq resident
Anchoring at the fishing village Paamiut	The stave church was built in 1909
Paamiut has about 1,300 inhabitants ...	it is the tenth-largest town in Greenland
Group Picture

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Thank you note from Mo & Phil

Hi Kerstin, We enjoyed the trip and also met some new people. We want to tell you that the 3 interpreters are incredible. You too ! Donald & Chantal

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