Cruise Iceland and Scotland For a Unique Golf Cruise

This incredible Iceland cruise begins in the cosmopolitan city Reykjavik. Next up, is a late stay in Isafjordur, a remote fishing community with a quaint Old Town and lively art and music scene. Your next destination, Skagafjörður, is the only county in Iceland where horses outnumber people. During an overnight stay in Akureyri, discover the world’s most northerly 18-hole golf course, and tee up under the midnight sun.  

Cruise on to Husavik, the whale-watching capital of Iceland, then it’s on to Eskifjordur, a small fishing town named after the fjord it’s next to. Relax during a night at sea before arriving in Scotland, the land where golf was born. Discover rich culture on the remote Shetland Islands in Lerwick, before making your way to Aberdeen, home of the Royal Aberdeen Golf Club. Your final overnight aboard the Azamara Quest brings you to Edinburgh, leaving you enough time to golf the legendary Old Course at St. Andrews where the game was first played. 

Cruise Highlights



In Reykjavik, explore jaw-dropping architectural masterpieces, including the Sun Voyager, Hallgrímskirkja Church, the City Cathedral, the Grótta Lighthouse and Harpa Concert hall.

Experience a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to golf under the midnight sun in Akureyri. 

Visit a local restaurant for lunch in Eskifjordur and indulge in the flavors of fresh local seafood.

Discover geothermal springs south of the town of Husavik, the perfect place to relax. 

Visit secluded and seaswept Lerwick in the Shetland Islands, home to a unique blend of Scandinavian and Scottish culture.

Tee up for a round of golf at some of the world’s oldest and most iconic courses in Scotland.