Your Port Excursion Planner

• Corfe Village: Explore one of Dorset’s most historic villages, filled with independent shops, tea rooms, stone cottages, and centuries of history.
• Corfe Castle (optional): See the famous castle ruins that dominate the village skyline. Guests wishing to enter can purchase tickets directly at the site. Admission: Adults £14.50, Children (5–17) £7.25, Family tickets available.
• Durdle Door & Jurassic Coast: Visit one of England’s most iconic coastal landmarks and enjoy views of the UNESCO-listed Jurassic Coast.
• Weymouth: Spend time in this classic seaside town, known for its colorful harbor, waterfront atmosphere, and maritime heritage.
• Included: Private minibus transportation and professional guide.
• Not included: Corfe Castle admission (optional).

Prices are based on the latest available exchange rate and operator pricing at the time this quote was prepared. If operator rates increase or additional items are added to the itinerary, prices may be subject to change.

• Blarney Castle: Visit one of Ireland’s most iconic castles, known for its history, gardens, and famous Blarney Stone.
• Cork City: Enjoy time in Cork City, with possible stops including the English Market, St. Fin Barre’s Cathedral from the outside, and other city sights.
• Free time for food or coffee: Guests can grab lunch, snacks, or coffee in Cork City at their own expense.
• Cobh Town: Walk through the scenic port town of Cobh and visit the cathedral area before returning to the ship.Cruise-safe timing: Planned return to the port by approximately 4:00 PM.
• Included: Minibus transportation, professional tour guide, and Blarney Castle entrance fee.
• Not Included: Lunch, drinks, personal expenses, and any additional entrance fees not specifically listed.

Prices are based on the latest available exchange rate and operator pricing at the time this quote was prepared. If operator rates increase or additional items are added to the itinerary, prices may be subject to change.

• Þingvellir National Park: Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site where Iceland’s first parliament was founded and where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates meet.
• Geysir geothermal area: Watch bubbling hot springs and active geysers in one of Iceland’s most famous geothermal regions.
• Gullfoss waterfall: Visit Iceland’s iconic “Golden Falls,” a massive two-tier waterfall known for its power and dramatic scenery.
• Kerið Volcanic Crater: Visit the striking volcanic crater lake, known for its colorful volcanic rock and dramatic landscape.
• Private experience: Includes private transport, entrance fees and guide for your group throughout the day.

Prices are based on the latest available exchange rate and operator pricing at the time this quote was prepared. If operator rates increase or additional items are added to the itinerary, prices may be subject to change.

• Berserkjahraun Lava Field: Drive through volcanic landscapes shaped by past eruptions.
• Seal Colony at Ytri Tunga: Visit one of the peninsula’s best-known wildlife stops, where seals are often seen along the shoreline.
• Bjarnarfoss Waterfall: Stop at a scenic waterfall set against the dramatic mountain landscape of the peninsula.
• Búðir Black Church: Stop at the iconic black church, one of the most photographed landmarks in Iceland.
• Arnarstapi & Sea Cliffs: See rugged sea cliffs, ocean views, and wild Icelandic shoreline scenery.
• Djúpilónssandur Beach: Visit a dramatic black-pebble beach surrounded by lava formations and coastal scenery.
• Kirkjufell Mountain: See one of the area’s most famous views and one of Iceland’s most recognizable mountains.
• Included: Private minibus transportation, English-speaking guide, free WiFi on board, parking fees, and entrance fees.

Prices are based on the latest available exchange rate and operator pricing at the time this quote was prepared. If operator rates increase or additional items are added to the itinerary, prices may be subject to change.

• Dynjandi Waterfall: Spend time at the massive tiered waterfall, one of the natural highlights of the Westfjords, with walking paths and panoramic fjord scenery.
• Scenic Westfjords drive: Travel through remote mountain and fjord landscapes with views that are very different from southern Iceland.
• Lambadalur Farm visit: Visit a local Icelandic farm and experience a quieter side of Icelandic life outside the tourist centers. Families can meet friendly animals and enjoy a relaxed, hands-on farm experience.
• Optional town trampoline stop: If there is extra time and the weather is good, the guide may offer a quick stop at the in-ground trampoline in town, which kids usually love. Guests may also choose to be dropped off there; the port is about a 15-minute walk away.
• Included: Private bus, driver, guide, and Lambadalur Farm fee of 3,500 ISK / approx. $30 per person.

Prices are based on the latest available exchange rate and operator pricing at the time this quote was prepared. If operator rates increase or additional items are added to the itinerary, prices may be subject to change.

• Goðafoss Waterfall: Visit the “Waterfall of the Gods,” one of Iceland’s most beautiful and historically important waterfalls.
• Lake Mývatn: Explore the volcanic lake area, formed by an eruption around 2,300 years ago and known for its unusual landscapes.
• Pseudocraters: Visit volcanic crater-like formations created by steam explosions near Lake Mývatn.
• Hverir Mud Pools: Walk through a geothermal area with bubbling mud, steaming vents, fumaroles, and strong sulfur smells.
• Dimmuborgir Lava Formations: Explore the “Dark Castles,” a field of dramatic lava pillars and formations.
• Grjótagjá Cave & Rift: See the rift between the Eurasian and North American plates and the famous lava cave area.
• Short lunch stop: Time will be included for a short lunch stop during the tour.
• Optional bathing: Guests who would like to bathe may do so at their own expense. Since the bathing option is located in the city center, the group can split at the end: guests may choose to bathe, stay in the city center, or remain with the operators for return transportation to the cruise port. You can check the prices and details on their official website: https://www.forestlagoon.is/
• Private guide and transport: Tour is led by a local guide with private transport for the group.

Prices are based on the latest available exchange rate and operator pricing at the time this quote was prepared. If operator rates increase or additional items are added to the itinerary, prices may be subject to change.

• Lerwick town drive: Short introduction to Shetland’s capital, including its history and the famous Up Helly Aa Viking fire festival held each January.
• Clickimin Broch: Visit one of Scotland’s best-preserved Iron Age stone brochs, set beside a loch on the edge of Lerwick.
• Fladdabister croft houses: Drive through this area to see traditional old Shetland croft houses and rural landscapes.
• Jarlshof Prehistoric Settlement: Explore one of Shetland’s most important archaeological sites, with remains spanning thousands of years of human history.
• St Ninian’s Beach: Stop at one of Shetland’s most scenic beaches, known for its unique sand tombolo connecting the mainland to St Ninian’s Isle.
• Scord of Scalloway photo stop: View Scalloway Castle from the best nearby viewpoint while the castle remains closed for renovations.
• Scalloway Museum and harbor: Visit the local museum and enjoy a little free time to wander the harbor or grab snacks and drinks from the village shop.
• Carol’s Ponies: Meet Shetland ponies, one of the most beloved local highlights for families.
• Tingwall Valley: Return via the valley, passing Law Ting Holm, the site of Shetland’s Norse parliament during Viking rule.
• Included: Private tour vehicle, tour guide, and all entrance fees. Optional drop-off at Shetland Museum is available for guests who would like to explore independently after the tour.

Prices are based on the latest available exchange rate and operator pricing at the time this quote was prepared. If operator rates increase or additional items are added to the itinerary, prices may be subject to change.

• Market Square & Provinciaal Hof: Explore Bruges’ central square surrounded by historic buildings and lively city atmosphere.
• Belfort (Belfry Tower): See the famous medieval bell tower, one of Bruges’ most recognizable landmarks.
• St. Salvator’s Cathedral: Visit the city’s main cathedral and learn about its role in Bruges’ history.
• Church of Our Lady: See the towering brick church, one of the tallest brick structures in the world.
• Burg Square: Walk through one of Bruges’ most historic squares, surrounded by medieval civic buildings including the Town Hall.
• Canals & old streets: Wander through Bruges’ cobblestone lanes, bridges, and canals that give the city its fairy-tale atmosphere.
• Free time for lunch: Time to enjoy lunch and explore independently after the guided portion of the day.
• Included: Round-trip private transportation from Zeebrugge, private English-speaking guide(s), taxes, and insurance.

Prices are based on the latest available exchange rate and operator pricing at the time this quote was prepared. If operator rates increase or additional items are added to the itinerary, prices may be subject to change.

• Skara Brae: Explore one of Europe’s best-preserved Neolithic villages, older than the pyramids, with remarkably intact stone houses.
• Ring of Brodgar: Visit one of Scotland’s most impressive stone circles, set in a dramatic landscape between two lochs.
• Standing Stones of Stenness: See another important prehistoric site, offering a different perspective on Orkney’s ancient history.
• Unstan Chambered Cairn: Visit a burial tomb that provides insight into early Neolithic burial practices.
• Scapa Flow: Learn about this important naval base and its role in both World Wars.
• St. Magnus Cathedral: Visit Kirkwall’s historic cathedral, built from distinctive red sandstone.
• Private vehicle experience: Travel in three separate 8-seat vehicles with guiding arranged for the group.
• Included: Transportation in three 8-seat vehicles, guiding, and all entrance fees, including Skara Brae admission ($20).

Prices are based on the latest available exchange rate and operator pricing at the time this quote was prepared. If operator rates increase or additional items are added to the itinerary, prices may be subject to change.