Iceland cruise
Hello travelers!
Has anyone taken the cruise around Iceland. Tour looks amazing, just wandering how rough are the waters????
Thanks
Danie
Has anyone taken the cruise around Iceland. Tour looks amazing, just wandering how rough are the waters????
Thanks
Danie
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Thanks, Marji
Ship Accommodations – The tour price includes all stateroom accommodations with private baths aboard Le Boreal or Le Soleal, according to your booking. Your ship has 132 staterooms and suites and 136 crewmembers. There is a maximum of 120 Tauck guests on board this yacht and a maximum of 264 guests total. All staterooms and suites are outfitted with two twin beds, one king or one queen bed and face the outside and most have private balconies. A limited number of triples are available. The amenities for each stateroom include Internet access, safe, flat-screen TV, video on demand, minibar, radio, telephone, individual air conditioning and 24-hour room service. The ship may accommodate up to 264 passengers. In addition, Le Boreal, which flies under the French flag and cruises at an average speed of 16 knots, features:
Can't help you with the rough/calm factor. They are mostly coastal waters, though.
Cheers,
Jan
The seas were bascially calm. Some of us did have one queasy morning. The ship was heading toward Grimsey Island on the Arctic Circle and during the night it rocked quite a bit. It could have been the position in the ocean or just rough seas that night. In the morning I was slightly unbalanced when I tried to walk, but that only lasted a couple of hours and then I didn't have any more problems. The seas were smooth other than that one night. Even in the morning that I was not sure of my footing, the seas were calm.