Iceland Cruises
Explore the Land of Fire and Ice by Sea – Discover Top Iceland Cruises, Deals & Expert Advice in One Place
Iceland is a destination like no other – wild, remote, and full of natural wonders. From thundering waterfalls and steaming geysers to midnight sun and Northern Lights, an Iceland cruise is the perfect way to experience its dramatic landscapes with ease and comfort. Whether you’re circling the island or stopping as part of a wider itinerary, every port offers something unique – from Reykjavik’s vibrant arts scene to whale watching in Akureyri. At Hello Cruise, we bring together the best Iceland cruise lines, deals and advice so you can plan the adventure of a lifetime.
Iceland Cruise Itineraries
Iceland cruise itineraries vary from dedicated circumnavigation voyages to multi-country adventures. Some cruises focus solely on Iceland, calling at key ports like Reykjavik, Isafjordur, Seydisfjordur, and Akureyri. Others combine Iceland with the Norwegian Fjords, Greenland, Scotland, or even Canada. Expedition cruises offer access to Iceland’s more remote corners, while larger ocean liners provide classic roundtrip options from cities like Southampton or Copenhagen. Itineraries typically run between 7 and 14 nights, depending on the route.
Iceland Cruise Deals
At Hello Cruise, we gather the best Iceland cruise deals from trusted agents and top cruise lines in one easy place. Whether you’re looking for a last-minute escape or planning well ahead, we make it easy to compare prices, itineraries and ships – so you can book your perfect Iceland cruise in just a few clicks.
Silver Endeavour
Cruise: Leith – Isle of May – Kirkwall, Orkney Islands – North Haven, Fair Isle – Lerwick, Shetland Islands – Isle of Noss – Thorshavn – Vestmanna – Seydisfjørdur – Bakkagerði – Grímsey Island – Hólmavík – Dynjandi Waterfalls – Reykjavík
Norwegian Star
Cruise: Southampton – Newhaven/Edinburgh – Invergordon – Måløy – Ålesund – Akureyri – Isafjørdur – Reykjavík – Reykjavík
Seabourn Ovation
Cruise: Dover – Trondheim – Brønnøysund – Svolvær – Tromsø – Honningsvåg – Olden – Bergen – Amsterdam – Dover – Kirkwall, Orkney Islands – Vopnafjördur – Akureyri – Isafjørdur – Reykjavík
Seabourn Ovation
Cruise: Dover – Trondheim – Brønnøysund – Svolvær – Tromsø – Honningsvåg – Olden – Bergen – Amsterdam – Dover – Kirkwall, Orkney Islands – Vopnafjördur – Akureyri – Isafjørdur – Reykjavík – Heimaey Island – Djúpivogur – Lerwick, Shetland Islands – Invergordon – Dover
MSC Preziosa
Cruise: Hamburg – Invergordon – Reykjavík – Reykjavík – Isafjørdur – Akureyri – Kirkwall, Orkney Islands – Hamburg
Norwegian Star
Cruise: Reykjavík – Isafjørdur – Akureyri – Måløy – Leirvik – Invergordon – Newhaven/Edinburgh – Southampton
Seabourn Ovation
Cruise: Dover – Kirkwall, Orkney Islands – Vopnafjördur – Akureyri – Isafjørdur – Reykjavík
Seabourn Ovation
Cruise: Dover – Kirkwall, Orkney Islands – Vopnafjördur – Akureyri – Isafjørdur – Reykjavík – Heimaey Island – Djúpivogur – Lerwick, Shetland Islands – Invergordon – Dover
Norwegian Star
Cruise: Southampton – Newhaven/Edinburgh – Invergordon – Bergen – Ålesund – Akureyri – Isafjørdur – Reykjavík – Reykjavík
Rotterdam
Cruise: Rotterdam – Oslo – Kristiansand – Sandnes – Skjolden – Rotterdam – Invergordon – Seydisfjørdur – Akureyri – Isafjørdur – Reykjavík
Cruise Lines Sailing to Iceland
There’s a huge choice of cruise lines offering unforgettable Caribbean escapes, each bringing its own style and onboard experience. Whether you’re after a fun-filled mega ship, a luxurious small-ship voyage, an adults-only escape, or a family-friendly adventure, there’s something to suit every traveller. From well-known favourites like Royal Caribbean and P&O Cruises to ultra-luxury lines such as Silversea and Seabourn, each offers a unique take on the Caribbean. You can cruise directly from Southampton or choose a fly-cruise from a range of UK airports. At Hello Cruise, we’ll help match you with the right cruise – and the right deal.
Featured Offer
Immersive Iceland Cruises
Sailing from Reykjavik
Types of Iceland Cruises
From luxury expedition voyages to affordable cruise deals, Iceland Cruises offer something for every type of traveller. There are several ways to cruise Iceland from the UK, including scenic no-fly sailings from UK ports and convenient fly cruises joining the ship in the likes of Reykjavik. Many itineraries also include the Norwegian Fjords, Faroe Islands, or Greenland, offering a blend of dramatic landscapes and Nordic culture. There are also cruises departing from Iceland itself giving you more time to explore. We’ve gathered the best offers from top cruise lines and trusted UK agents so you can easily compare prices and book your perfect Iceland voyage in just a few clicks.
Top Cruises to Iceland FAQs
What is the best month to cruise Iceland?
The best time to cruise Iceland is from June to August when the weather is milder, days are longer, and wildlife is more active. For Northern Lights experiences, September to April offers the best chance to see the aurora.
Is a cruise around Iceland worth it?
Absolutely. Iceland cruises offer stunning landscapes, dramatic fjords, glaciers, waterfalls, and charming towns. Cruises provide a convenient way to explore multiple ports without changing hotels, perfect for a stress-free adventure.
Can you cruise from the UK to Iceland?
Yes. Several cruise lines offer sailings from Southampton or other UK ports to Iceland, typically as part of Northern Europe or longer transatlantic itineraries.
How much does an Iceland cruise cost?
Prices vary depending on cruise line, ship, duration, and cabin type. You can find deals starting from around £1,000-£2,000 per person, with small ship or luxury options costing more. Hello Cruise helps you compare prices from trusted UK cruise agents to find the best deal.
Which cruise lines sail to Iceland?
Popular cruise lines visiting Iceland include P&O Cruises, Fred Olsen, Princess Cruises, Cunard, Ambassador, and Azamara. Small ship operators also offer more immersive itineraries to less-visited ports.
Iceland Cruise Advice
There’s an exciting mix of cruise lines offering unforgettable journeys to Iceland, each with its own style, size and onboard experience. Whether you prefer a small expedition vessel built for adventure, a premium cruise line with cultural enrichment, or a larger ship offering great value and comfort, there’s something for everyone. You’ll find popular lines like Celebrity Cruises, P&O Cruises and Princess Cruises, as well as more niche or luxury options such as Silversea and Seabourn – known for immersive, nature-focused experiences. Some sail roundtrip from the UK (no flying needed), while others offer convenient fly-cruises from Reykjavik or Copenhagen. At Hello Cruise, we’ll help you compare ships, itineraries and deals – so you can find the right cruise to Iceland, your way.
