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Fiery shores & british isles

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  • Departure port: Reykjavik
  • Ports of call: Heimaey, Eskifjordur, Torshavn (Faroe Islands), Kirkwall (Orkney Islands), Stornoway (Hebrides), Killybegs, Douglas, Dun Laoghaire, Liverpool, Holyhead, Waterford, Portland, Saint-Malo
  • Return port: London (Southampton)
Day Location
The Palace of Westminster, better known as Parliament, at night as seen from the opposite side of the River Thames in London. Victoria Tower, seat of the House of Lords, is on the left. The Clock Tower of Big Ben and the House of Commons is on the right.
Ancient Egyptian art seen at the British Museum in London. This is a painted wooden coffin of the priest Amun Amenemope from Thebes, circa 900 BC.
Majestic Mt. Hood rises about 50 miles outside of Portland, Oregon.
Traditional turf houses in Iceland.
The cityscape in Reykjavík, capital of Iceland.
Royal Albert Hall as viewed from the Albert Memorial in Kensington Gardens in London.
An HDR capture of Westminster Abbey on a rainy day in London.
The waterfront in Portland, Oregon.
A rainbow rises out of a volcano in Iceland.
Deildartunguhver, largest of Iceland's famed hot springs, is located near Reykholt.
View of St. James's Park Lake in London taken from the Blue Bridge.
Saint Paul's Cathedral in London.
Houses in Iceland.
Close-up of a puffin in Iceland.
The 30 St Mary Axe office tower — widely known as The Gerkin — as seen from Leadenhall Street in London's financial district. Standing 590 feet and 41 stories, it's the second tallest building in London.
The upper pool at the Japanese Garden in Portland, Oregon.
A spooky-spectacular aurora borealis near Auster-Skaftafellssysia, Iceland.
Refreshments at Deildartunguhver hot springs.

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