AIDA cruises: New Greenland-Reisen 2026 despite the plan changes!

AIDA cruises: New Greenland-Reisen 2026 despite the plan changes!

AIDA Cruises plans a second trip to Iceland and Greenland with the "Aidaluna" for the summer of 2026. This new route will enable passengers to immerse themselves in the fascinating landscape of the northern regions. In order to make the additional trip, some shorter trips will be canceled in August and September 2026. The changes concern originally planned cruises from Hamburg and Warnemünde, including a six -day trip from Hamburg to Warnemünde. Affected guests have rebooking options.

The first trip to Iceland and Greenland with the "Aidaluna" is almost fully booked. This 21-day cruise takes place from July 26 to August 16, 2026, whereby Hamburg serves as the start and end port. An outstanding feature of this trip is a solar eclipse that can be observed in Reykjavik. The current price for the cruise is 4235 euros per person in the premium tariff, although only inner cabins are currently available.

greater demand for northern cruises

aida cruises reacts to the high demand and the customer feedback that further cruises in northern regions want. The adjustments in the timetable are part of the company's strategy to focus more on targets such as Norway, Iceland and Greenland in 2026. This decision is no longer possible: in 2023 around 387,500 passengers made expedition cruises to northern travel destinations, which corresponds to an increase of 21.6 percent compared to 2022

The enthusiasm for Reykjavik is also reflected in the numbers: in 2024 a total of 90 cruise ships ran on the port of Reykjavík, with 321,966 passengers on board. The second trip to Greenland is planned for August and September 2026, but the exact data is still pending. AIDA Cruises reacts to the increasing number of passengers and the growing interest in the unique natural landscapes in the far north.

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