New AIDA cruises to the Arctic Circle: Iceland and Greenland!

New AIDA cruises to the Arctic Circle: Iceland and Greenland!

Reykjavík, Island - In 2025 and 2026, AIDA extends its range of cruise routes to the Arctic Circle, which records high demand. According to the report of the Abendblatts undertook around 387,500 passengers expedition crossings in northern regions, what an increase of 21.6 % corresponds to the previous year. The new routes are characterized by special stops in Iceland and Greenland as well as other scenic destinations.

The plans for 2026 include a second cruise, while shorter trips are canceled to make room for the more popular routes. Bookings for the AIDA cruises to the Arctic Circle are possible until 2027, including the route "Island & Grönland from Hamburg to Warnemünde", which starts on August 23, 2026 and ends on September 13th.

variety of routes

AIDA offers various cruises that start from Hamburg and are designed for the fascinating flair of Iceland, Greenland and Spitzbergen. The shortest journey in the AIDA, the "Iceland tour from Hamburg", takes place from April 12th to 24th, 2026. Here, travelers have to expect a price from 1,805 euros for an inner cabin in the premium tariff, while the 19-day route "Highlights on the Arctic Circle" will be offered in the months of June and July 2026 for 3,040 euros. This can be seen from information from Kreuzfahrt-Sonne

Another highlight of the routes is the journey "Island & Greenland with solar eclipse", which takes place from July 26 to August 16, 2026, which can be booked from 4,235 euros per person. For travelers who want to explore Norway, the route "Norway with Spitzbergen and Lofoten" from July 27 to August 10, 2025 is on the plan.

exploration tours and adventure

The extensive excursion offers that make travelers enable an unforgettable experience are particularly remarkable. From boat excursions in discounts at Ilimanaq, where icebergs and whales can be spotted, to city tours and activities such as whale watching or glacier tours in Reykjavik-the palette is varied. Exploration of the impressive fjord landscape on Iceland ponies and the visits of well -known sights such as the Godafoss waterfall or the botanical gardens in Akureyri are also part of the offer.

In addition, AIDA cruises offer the opportunity to experience the North Atlantic region with its historically significant connections to the North Sea islands, Iceland and Greenland. It is not just a trip to breathtaking nature, but also a reminiscence of the time of the Vikings.

The continued increasing innovative strength of AIDA in the cruise industry clearly shows that interest in travel to northern realm continues to grow. Early bookings are advisable to secure the best cabins and to be part of these unforgettable and eventful trips.