Iceland

[hihilo]

During a driving / land tour of Iceland in MAY of 2016, we saw "X" ships at several ports.

I am hoping to book "X" for Mid to late June in 2017 / Iceland.

 

But various on-line cruise sites, + "X" site do not show this itinerary.

 

Could it be ???All sold out ??? ???

 

Thks for feed-back from anyone who has advice or info on this.

[BettyCruiser]

I think they go only once or twice a year, you would have to broaden your time range.

[CruisingChick]

X visits Iceland once a year in May. In 2017 it also happens to be the President's cruise and I believe it's close to being sold out. We were suppose to visit 3 places in Iceland but they switched one port out and are doing Dublin, Ireland instead.

 

In 2018 it's only a 10 night cruise and I believe there are only 2 stops in Iceland.

Edited December 27, 2016 by CruisingChick

[Back2reality]

August 2018 the silhouette visits on a 14 night cruise

 

 

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[ezemoney]

I found that X has a cruise that leaved in late may and in august of 2017

[CruisingChick]

I found that X has a cruise that leaved in late may and in august of 2017

 

Wow, August? They had been only doing once a year.

[little britain]

I can only see Eclipse from Dublin or Silhouette from Southampton in 2018 .

Nothing from Southampton in 2017. Strange.

Edited December 27, 2016 by little britain

[Sonoma fans]

X is doing three trips to Iceland in 2018. 4/30, 5/10, and end of august. The earlier cruises leave from Dublin on 10 night itineraries, the august sailing is longer. We booked the 5/10/18

[mjphelps]

Princess goes there as well

 

 

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[2theship]

Princess goes there as well

 

Princess does a nice transatlantic that makes three stops in Iceland.

Edited December 27, 2016 by 2theship

[hihilo]

THKS for the many ( + quick ) responses.

 

I will already be in Ireland in early JUNE with a family gathering,

so had hoped to "tack on " an ICELAND-cruise adventure, for the

middle of June '17

[ghstudio]

Although a bit painful to go through each date...all of the arrivals in Reykjavik are shown on

 

http://www.cruisetimetables.com/cruises-to-reykjavik-iceland.html

 

http://www.cruisemapper.com/ports/reykjavik-port-545?month=2017-06#schedule

 

http://ports.cruisett.com/schedule/Iceland/598-Reykjavik/September_2017/

 

and I'm sure there are others. Some locations are better visited on other cruise lines....eg. Norway coast, iceland,....

Edited December 27, 2016 by ghstudio

[Book bug]

Have a look at P and O Cruises they have 2 Iceland/ Norway cruises sailing from Southampton mid June 2017, would recommend cruise line

[little britain]

Have a look at P and O Cruises they have 2 Iceland/ Norway cruises sailing from Southampton mid June 2017, would recommend cruise line

 

 

 

I wouldn't put my worst enemy on P&O...[emoji33]

 

 

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[donaldsc]

X visits Iceland once a year in May. In 2017 it also happens to be the President's cruise and I believe it's close to being sold out. We were suppose to visit 3 places in Iceland but they switched one port out and are doing Dublin, Ireland instead.

 

In 2018 it's only a 10 night cruise and I believe there are only 2 stops in Iceland.

 

If I were booked on the cruise and they took away a port in Iceland and added Dublin, I would cancel the cruise. Just my opinion.

 

DON

Edited December 29, 2016 by donaldsc

[ghstudio]

If I were booked on the cruise and they took away a port in Iceland and added Dublin, I would cancel the cruise. Just my opinion.

 

DON

 

It's easy to get to Dublin....you can do that anytime. It's not so easy to get anywhere in Iceland other than Reykjavik unless you are on a cruise or a tour.

 

I agree with the previous poster....and as I suggested before, take a look at some of the other cruise lines that do 3-5 stops in Iceland. The itinerary makes the trip....not the ship.

[Hlitner]

HAL has several cruises that stop at various ports in Iceland (and Greenland).

 

Hank

[Essiesmom]

Go to http://www.cruisetimetables.com and from the Ports of Call list, choose Reykjavik, Iceland, then June 2017. there are lots of cruises that stop there, even one on CMV Magellan that leaves from Dublin. Just an aside...Magellan is the former Carnival Holiday...EM