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Every coastal town has its own unique flavour and charm, ensuring that cruise passengers enjoy diversified and varied shore-excursion experiences at each port.
Iceland’s geological history has resulted in no one area of the country resembling another. For example, the dramatic fjords of the West Fjord region offer the cruise ship visitor quite a different port perspective than that of say, Reykjavík or Grundarfjörður.
This varied and impressionable landscape provides ideal conditions not only for scenic cruising and circumnavigation, but also for the increasingly popular “port to port” and overland tours.
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