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DISCOVER
ICELAND

Straddling the mid-ocean ridge of the North Atlantic, with a population of only 360,000. Its emptiness is one of the things that makes it special and the island is an adventure playground of breathtaking experiences and landscapes; a paradise for those in search of nature at its most magnificent, and an inspiration to artists and photographers worldwide.

THE LAND OF
FIRE AND ICE

A land of contrasts, Iceland is known as the land of fire and ice. Volcanoes, boiling
hot springs, bubbling mud pools and spouting geysers coexist with massive icecaps and glaciers.

Much of Iceland is still taking shape before your very eyes—raw, dramatic landscapes born of volcanic eruptions and the merciless scour of glaciers. Other areas have hardly changed since the first Viking settlers arrived more than 1,100 years ago and the rich cultural heritage remains strong in traditions and festivals, with Icelandic as one of the truest languages to old Norse.

GEOLOGICAL
CONTRASTS

EYOS Expeditions | Yacht Charter

Near the coast, there are green, fertile valleys with idyllic farms and bustling harbors, but the uninhabited interior is mainly a desert of mountains, icecaps, lava fields and vast plains—dramatic and hostile, yet inviting for exploration by helicopter, snowmobile or super-jeep. Rivers and thundering Waterfalls lead to a coast that is incredibly varied and teeming with life; tranquil fjords, vast, empty beaches and incredible towering sea cliffs make Iceland a delight to explore by sea.

EYOS Expeditions | Yacht Charter

SAMPLE ITINERARY
ICELAND

In the spirit of expeditions, plans may change. To make the most of your experience, the actual day-by-day itinerary will be determined by your Captain and Expedition Guide.
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