Scenic Eclipse August 18-September 13 2026 Cruise & Offers | Scenic Cruises

Welcome to Reykjavík, the world’s northernmost capital city. Your journey begins here in Iceland’s quirky and creative heart. This afternoon, you’ll meet the Captain and crew of your ultra-luxury Discovery Yacht, Scenic Eclipse. Be welcomed on board with a glass of Champagne and explore your spacious suite.

Grundarfjörður is a picturesque town nestled in the heart of Iceland's stunning Snæfellsnes Peninsula. Surrounded by towering mountains and pristine fjords, Grundarfjörður offers a captivating blend of natural beauty and Icelandic charm. Explore the quaint streets lined with colourful houses, or venture into the nearby wilderness to discover hidden waterfalls and volcanic landscapes.

Weather permitting, today we'll visit the jewel of the Westfjords, Dynjandi Waterfall. Feel the freezing mist on your face as you admire the cascading bridal veil falls and discover why it was nicknamed ‘the thunder’. Tumbling down seven tiers over 100 metres, it is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Iceland.

Enjoy a relaxing day at sea as you make your way west towards Greenland. Perhaps ask your butler to bring breakfast to your suite, to be enjoyed as you watch the icy ocean slip by from your private verandah, keeping a look out for whales.

Unlike the rest of Greenland, the Sermersooq municipality (where the Fridtjof Nansen peninsula is located) is smooth and unbroken terrain. Here, the magnificent Greenland Ice Sheet flows right to the shore. The peninsula gets its name from famed explorer Fridtjof Nansen, who launched his pioneering Greenland venture from Umivik Bay.

Glaciers calving, rivers flowing, towering rock walls and colourful forests - the Skjoldungen Fjord is spectacular. Look up to admire huge crevasses and freestanding pillars of ice standing silhouetted against the blue Greenland sky. On the lower slopes, Arctic wildflowers will bloom amongst the dwarf birch and willow trees.

Carving a breathtaking, naturally formed path that separates the mainland from the islands of Cape Farewell, Prince Christian Sound is one of Greenland's most scenic waterways and a highlight of any cruise in the region.

Set on the southern tip of Greenland, Narsaq is a striking agricultural town located on the edge of a fjord. It’s known for its lush farmland, hardy sheep, legacy of Greenlandic cowboys and intriguing Norse history.

Clinging to a jagged peninsula on the southwest coast of Greenland, Nuuk is the island’s capital and largest city. The area has been inhabited since 2200BC, though the present town was only established in 1728. Colourful wooden buildings can be seen around the shore, while more modern apartment buildings house most of the city’s 20,000 inhabitants.

Enjoy a slow day cruising through Evighed Fjord, or ‘Eternity Fjord’, considered one of the most beautiful in Greenland. Stretching for more than 75 kilometres, you’ll be awed by the endless fields of ice glittering under the sun. Tall, jagged peaks threaded with glaciers rise straight up out of the calm blue waters.

Spectacular days await as you cruise Disko Bay. Ilulissat is the main town on the bay, named from the Inuit word for ‘iceberg’. It’s famous for the large number of icebergs breaking away from the nearby Ilulissat Icefjord, a World Heritage-listed site.

After days of exploration, enjoy some much-needed relaxation as you cruise through the Kangerlussuaq Fjord today. Towering cliffs and serene waters create a mesmerising backdrop as you enjoy breakfast on your verandah or lunch at the relaxed Azure Bar & Café.

While it has long been known as the gateway to Greenland, Kangerlussuaq is a worthy destination in its own right. The World Heritage-listed town boasts the world's second-largest ice cap at its doorstep and free-roaming herds of arctic game.

After a restorative night of rest in your ultra-luxury suite, wake on your own time. The day is yours to spend exactly as you wish, so take some time to explore the ship and familiarise yourself with all the areas on board your new ultra-luxury home.

Spectacular days await as you cruise Disko Bay. Ilulissat is the main town on the bay, named from the Inuit word for ‘iceberg’. It’s famous for the large number of icebergs breaking away from the nearby Ilulissat Icefjord, a World Heritage-listed site.

Expect more thundering ice today as we sail around the Eqip Sermia Glacier, one of Greenland’s most active glaciers. Hear and feel the shudder as huge blocks of ice calve into the water from your private verandah or the Observation Lounge.

Sitting around 40 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle, Sisimiut is the second-largest town in Greenland. With colourful houses sprinkled around a picturesque bay, the town is bathed in perpetual sunlight during the summer months. Explore Sisimiut’s rich history, dating back some 4,500 years, at the local museum, which has a collection of ancient Saqqaq artifacts.

Enjoy a slow day cruising through Evighed Fjord, or ‘Eternity Fjord’, considered one of the most beautiful in Greenland. Stretching for more than 75 kilometres, you’ll be awed by the endless fields of ice glittering under the sun. Tall, jagged peaks threaded with glaciers rise straight up out of the calm blue waters.

Freshly squeezed juice, steaming barista-made coffee or tea delivered to your door by the butler will help you start your day. After a busy start to your Arctic journey, some relaxation could be on the menu today.

For relaxation and wellbeing at sea, the indulgent Senses Spa awaits on Deck 6. Inside this luxurious retreat you can be pampered with a range of holistic ESPA treatments* including massages, facials, manicures and pedicures. A range of alternative therapies are on offer, like Japanese shiatsu and Indian Ayurvedic massage.

Sitting at the northern tip of the island of Newfoundland, L'Anse aux Meadows is the site of the first recorded European contact with North America. It’s a true milestone in the history of human migration and discovery. Now a World Heritage Site, it marks the sole Viking-established settlement on the continent, dating back to the 11th century.

Scenic Eclipse will continue sailing down the west coast of Newfoundland, bound for Bonne Bay and Woody Point. These small towns are nestled within Gros Morne National Park, a World Heritage-listed site that was formed over 485 million years.

Step into a piece of living history when you go ashore at Louisbourg on Cape Breton Island. This well-preserved 18th century fortress will immerse you in French colonial life amidst charming cobblestone streets and historic buildings. It’s the largest historical reconstruction in North America and authentic fortifications, kitchen gardens and homes sit alongside the original ruins.

Halifax, Nova Scotia's dynamic capital, has long been tied to the sea. It has one of the largest and deepest ice-free harbours in the world, and has been an important military and commercial port for more than 250 years. Today, you can learn about its rich cultural heritage through the city’s many museums and historical sites.

Lunenburg is one of Canada's most beautiful towns, a World Heritage-listed site where 70 per cent of the original buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries still stand. It is the best surviving example of a British colonial settlement in North America, set out along an orderly grid pattern.

Crossing into the United States, welcome to Boston, Massachusetts, a historic yet vibrant gem. This storied city offers a rich maritime legacy, the iconic Freedom Trail, colonial architecture and superb dining. Enjoy its thriving arts, craft breweries, and bustling waterfront, with coastal trails and historic Lexington nearby. Immerse yourself in Boston’s unique charm, where past and present blend seamlessly.

Your journey concludes this morning in Portland, Maine. A historic coastal city, Portland is one of New England’s oldest settlements and a vibrant hub of maritime heritage. After a final delicious breakfast, farewell the crew and new friends who shared this incredible voyage with you.