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Volcanoes to Castles: Sailing Reykjavik to London
10-Day Iceland, Faroe Islands & Scotland to London — Caribbean Princess
July 17 – July 27, 2028 | Reykjavik, Iceland to Southampton (for London), England
One-way sailings are the smart cruiser's secret: no backtracking, no repeat ports, just forward motion through the most dramatic coastline in the North Atlantic. This one starts in Iceland's lava-and-glacier country, island-hops through the Faroes and Shetland, lands you in the Scottish Highlands and Edinburgh, and drops you at London's doorstep. Ten days. Nine stops. Midsummer light that barely quits. If "unpack once, see everything" is your travel philosophy, this is your sailing.
day by day look
CRUISE ITINERARY
Monday, July 17, 2028 — Reykjavik, Iceland (Embark, departs 7:00 PM)
The world's northernmost capital is small, colorful, and impossible not to like. Corrugated-iron houses in candy shades, the rocket-shaped Hallgrímskirkja church, a harbor full of fishing boats, and the Blue Lagoon's milky-blue geothermal water just outside town. Arrive a day or two early and you'll thank yourself.
Settle in with a Lavazza espresso at the International Café in the Piazza while the ship comes to life around you
Head to the top deck for the 7:00 PM sail-away past Mount Esja; in July the sun won't set until nearly midnight
Tuesday, July 18, 2028 — Grundarfjörður, Iceland (7:00 AM – 6:00 PM)
Welcome to the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, the stretch of Iceland locals call "Iceland in miniature." Kirkjufell, the arrowhead-shaped mountain that has launched a million photos, sits right beside the harbor. Beyond it: lava fields, black-sand beaches, and a glacier-capped volcano that inspired Journey to the Center of the Earth.
Photograph Kirkjufell with Kirkjufellsfoss waterfall in the foreground, then walk the harborfront village
Tour the peninsula to Snæfellsjökull National Park and the black pebble beach at Djúpalónssandur
Wednesday, July 19, 2028 — Ísafjörður, Iceland (7:00 AM – 5:00 PM)
Tucked into a fjord in the remote Westfjords, Ísafjörður is the Iceland most visitors never reach. Sheer mountains drop straight into the water on three sides, and the town itself is a tidy cluster of 18th-century timber houses. This is puffin and waterfall territory.
Visit Dynjandi, a tiered waterfall that fans out like a bridal veil across the mountainside
Take a boat to Vigur Island for puffins, eider ducks, and Iceland's smallest post office
Thursday, July 20, 2028 — Akureyri, Iceland (8:00 AM – 6:00 PM)
Iceland's "Capital of the North" sits at the head of a long, glassy fjord and punches far above its size: a botanical garden that grows things it shouldn't be able to at this latitude, heart-shaped traffic lights, and easy access to the geothermal wonders of Lake Mývatn.
Drive to Goðafoss, the "Waterfall of the Gods," and on to Lake Mývatn's bubbling mud pots and lava formations
Go whale watching in Eyjafjörður, one of the most reliable humpback spots in Iceland
Friday, July 21, 2028 — At Sea
A full day between Iceland and the Faroes, which is exactly when Caribbean Princess earns her keep.
Book the Lotus Spa aromatherapy thermal suite and let the North Atlantic roll by from a heated lounger
Do Princess afternoon tea properly: finger sandwiches, scones, and a white-gloved pour while the North Atlantic slides past the windows
Saturday, July 22, 2028 — Runavík, Faroe Islands (7:00 AM – 4:00 PM)
Eighteen islands, roughly 55,000 people, and more sheep than either. The Faroes are the North Atlantic's best-kept secret: grass-roofed houses, sea cliffs that fall a thousand feet into surf, and roads that tunnel straight through mountains. Runavík is your gateway to Eysturoy and the capital, Tórshavn.
Explore Tórshavn's old town, Tinganes, where red-timber government buildings still wear turf roofs
Drive to the tiny villages of Gjógv and Saksun for the postcard fjord-and-waterfall views
Sunday, July 23, 2028 — Lerwick, Shetland Islands, Scotland (8:00 AM – 6:00 PM)
Closer to Norway than to Edinburgh, Shetland is Scotland with a Viking accent. Lerwick's stone lanes lead to a working harbor, and the islands beyond hold Bronze Age ruins, world-famous knitwear, and ponies who know exactly how cute they are.
Tour Jarlshof, 4,000 years of settlement in one site, then watch puffins at Sumburgh Head lighthouse
Meet Shetland ponies up close and stop at Scalloway Castle on the island's western shore
Monday, July 24, 2028 — Invergordon, Scotland (7:00 AM – 5:00 PM)
Your door into the Highlands. Invergordon sits on the Cromarty Firth within reach of Loch Ness, the battlefield at Culloden, castles straight out of a storybook, and some of the most respected whisky distilleries in the world.
Cruise Loch Ness and climb the ruins of Urquhart Castle (monster sightings not guaranteed)
Tour the Glenmorangie distillery in Tain or visit Dunrobin Castle, the fairytale seat of the Earls of Sutherland
Tuesday, July 25, 2028 — Edinburgh (South Queensferry), Scotland (7:00 AM – 6:00 PM)
You'll tender ashore beneath the three Forth bridges, which is a pretty spectacular way to arrive anywhere. From there it's a short ride into Edinburgh: the castle on its volcanic rock, the Royal Mile, Holyrood Palace, and a skyline that looks like it was designed for drama.
Walk the Royal Mile from Edinburgh Castle down to the Palace of Holyroodhouse
Head north to St Andrews for the Old Course, the cathedral ruins, and the Fife coast
Wednesday, July 26, 2028 — At Sea
One last sea day to soak up the ship before England.
Close out the trip at Skywalkers Nightclub, perched 15 decks up with panoramic views of the water, pack your binoculars for view of the Cliffs of Dover and Seven Sisters.
Book a full day in The Sanctuary, the adults-only top-deck retreat that's only worth the splurge when the ship is your whole world
Thursday, July 27, 2028 — Southampton (for London), England (disembark)
The cruise ends, but the trip doesn't have to. Southampton is roughly 90 minutes from London, with Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, and the New Forest along the way.
Stop at Stonehenge and Windsor Castle on a transfer into London
Extend your stay with a few nights in London before flying home
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Cruise Amenities & Exclusive Bonuses
Included dining — Enjoy a mix of included sit‑down dining, quick bites, and buffet variety, including the Main Dining Room, International Café (open 24 hours for small bites and treats), World Fresh Marketplace (buffet), Slice Pizzeria, The Salty Dog Grill, Swirls Ice Cream Bar, and Afternoon Tea service on sea days.
Included entertainment — The main stage on Coral Princess delivers high-tech, headline productions in the Princess Theater, including Rock Opera (a glam, genre-blending rock-meets-opera spectacle), Magic to Do (a Broadway-caliber musical revue created with Stephen Schwartz—composer of Wicked—paired with on-stage illusions), and 5-SKIES (a highly immersive, tech-forward production built around a virtual-reality storyline with aerial performance elements). Beyond the theater, you’ll also find live music and shipwide entertainment and pop-up performances in The Piazza. Princess also has a signature Champagne Soirée in the Piazza celebration that culminates in a Princess’ Champagne Waterfall on each sailing.
Full schedule of live music, comedy, and game show-style entertainment including Princess favorites like Yes/No, Majority Rules, Themed Trivia, and Do You Wanna Dance.
Stateroom accommodations — Settle into comfortable, modern staterooms designed for real downtime, with daily service from your stateroom attendant to keep everything refreshed throughout the sailing. Many staterooms feature private balconies for ocean views and fresh air, and you’ll have the convenience of 24-hour room service available (delivery fees/availability vary by fare package).
All port fees and taxes are included.
EXCLUSIVE: Cedar Travel Co Agent personalized assistance through the time you book until you come home.
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starting at $1990 per person
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starting at $2449 per person
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Larger Stateroom with Private Balcony, Seating Area, & larger bathroom
starting at $3109 per person
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