Located in the northernmost region of the United Kingdom, the Shetland Islands are home to some of the most incredible landscapes and a fascinating history of Viking heritage. Enjoy exciting adventures with plenty of wildlife to spot along the way from seabirds and seals to course orcas and the famous Shetland ponies.

Which whales can you see?

Minke and Orcas  

When is the best time to sail? From the end of May through to September     

Iceland is a country famous for its vivid combination of climate, culture and its dramatic landscapes. On an Icelandic cruise you’ll typically come across sparkling glaciers, rugged mountain ranges and a selection of the planet’s rarest wildlife.

Which whales can you see?

Minke, humpback and pilot whales  

When is the best time to sail? April through to late September / early October

Volcanic firepower has carved these stunning islands into the marvel that they are today. Take a hike and admire views of steep green walls and the uninterrupted Atlantic Ocean stretching beyond them before stopping in Ponta Delgada to try delicious local seafood or pick up a little shopping.

Which whales can you see?

Sperm, humpback, sei, bearded, blue, short-finned pilot, orca & fin

When is the best time to sail? April to October

This Mexican state bordering California boasts beautiful desert landscapes, rocky mountains and white sandy beaches as well as exciting nightlife and shopping in towns such as Tijuana. It’s truly no wonder this unspoiled paradise is one of Mexico’s most popular destinations.

Which whales can you see?

Gray whales

When is the best time to sail? January through to April

Experience the beautiful natural wonders of America’s largest state including glaciers, wildlife and a fascinating history. This epic destination is home to some of the world’s best natural sights such as glaciers bigger than US states, mountains with skyscraper peaks and all creatures great and small.

Which whales can you see?

Gray, orcas and humpback whales

When is the best time to sail? May through to September

French Polynesia’s untouched landscapes feature emerald green forests, shiny sandy beaches, multi-coloured coral reefs and pristine turquoise waters. From incredible cuisine to a history that spans over 3,000 years, French Polynesia is a must-visit destination for anyone with a passion for travel.

Which whales can you see?

Humpback whales

When is the best time to sail? July through to November

In Antarctica you can set sights on bucket list wildlife and phenomenal landscape views, learn of the local cultures and get up close to some of the most iconic animals on the planet, many of which you might find swimming, hunting or waddling through the white plains.  

Which whales can you see?

Orca, blue, minke, humpback

and more

When is the best time to sail? March through to May

Kaikoura, located in New Zealand, is known for its abundant wildlife and sperm whale population. This picturesque coastal town is the perfect place for marine life encounters as you take a winding walk from the town centre to lookout points where you can spot a fur seal colony and several species of whale.

Which whales can you see?

Sperm and humpback

When is the best time to sail? 

All year round

Known as the birthplace of icebergs, the Ilulissat Icefjord produces nearly 20 million tons of ice each day. The town of Ilulissat is the third largest in Greenland and is known for its long periods of calm and settled weather but cold climate due to its proximity to the fjord.

Which whales can you see?

Humpback, minke and fin

When is the best time to sail?

May through to October

Quebec, the largest Canadian province is home to the oldest city in the country, Quebec City as well as major metropolis, Montreal. Quebec is comprised of thousands of lakes and rivers, forested hills including the northern Appalachian Mountains and several cosmopolitan cities.

Which whales can you see?

Minke, fin, humpback, blue and beluga whales

When is the best time to sail?

July through to October

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