Sail roundtrip from London Tilbury on this 13-night Faroe Islands, Iceland and Scotland cruise aboard Ambience, exploring some of the North Atlantic’s most striking and remote destinations. The itinerary includes Runavík and Klaksvík in the Faroe Islands, Reykjavík, Ísafjörður and Akureyri in Iceland, and Invergordon in the Scottish Highlands.

Experience the dramatic landscapes and Nordic culture of the Faroe Islands, with steep coastal scenery and traditional island life. In Iceland, explore the creative capital of Reykjavík, discover the remote beauty of the Westfjords from Ísafjörður, and enjoy the relaxed charm of Akureyri, set deep within a fjord. The cruise concludes in Invergordon, offering access to Highland scenery, historic castles and legendary lochs.

Combining wild landscapes, cultural discovery and smaller-ship access, this voyage offers a deeply rewarding exploration of the North Atlantic.

CRUISE HIGHLIGHTS

Reykjavik
Colourful, creative and quietly powerful, Reykjavík is a capital city shaped by fire and ice. Wander vibrant streets lined with cafés, galleries and Nordic design, or visit landmarks such as Hallgrímskirkja and the striking Harpa Concert Hall. Beyond the city, excursions reveal geysers, waterfalls, lava fields and geothermal pools. Reykjavík blends modern culture with extraordinary natural surroundings in a way few cities can. It’s lively, walkable and endlessly intriguing.

Isafjordur
Tucked deep within the Westfjords, Ísafjörður is surrounded by steep mountains and quiet, mirror-still waters. This remote town is rich in fishing heritage, with preserved wooden houses telling stories of life at the edge of the Arctic Circle. From here, explore dramatic fjords, waterfalls and bird-filled cliffs, or simply wander streets where time feels slower. The surrounding landscapes are vast and humbling, shaped by glaciers and centuries of isolation. Ísafjörður offers a rare sense of calm and connection to nature.

Invergordon
Set along the Cromarty Firth, Invergordon offers a gateway to Scotland’s majestic Highlands. Visit the historic city of Inverness, explore the dark waters of Loch Ness, or take in sweeping views from the romantic ruins of Urquhart Castle. For a regal experience, head to Dunrobin Castle, a striking coastal estate with formal gardens and falconry displays. This is a land where legend and landscape live side by side - wild, welcoming, and wonderfully Scottish.