The North Atlantic is home to a myriad of intriguing islands, each boasting its own distinct allure and history. Here are a few noteworthy ones:

Iceland: Renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, which include geysers, hot springs, waterfalls, glaciers, and volcanoes. Its capital, Reykjavik, is a lively city with a thriving cultural scene.

 Greenland: The largest island in the world, celebrated for its expansive ice sheets and remarkable Arctic landscapes. It's an ideal spot for adventurers and those fascinated by Inuit culture.

Faroe Islands: A cluster of 18 islands situated between Iceland and Norway, famed for their sheer cliffs, abundant birdlife, and traditional Faroese culture.

Azores: A collection of nine volcanic islands set in the midst of the Atlantic Ocean, acclaimed for their verdant landscapes, thermal springs, and opportunities for whale watching.

Bermuda: Known for its pink-sand beaches, translucent waters, and British colonial legacy.

Madeira: An autonomous Portuguese region, distinguished for its wine, temperate climate, and stunning scenery.

Canary Islands: A Spanish archipelago near the northwest African coast, noted for their varied terrains, ranging from sandy beaches to volcanic peaks.

Each island provides a distinct experience, catering to interests in nature, adventure, culture, or simply relaxation. Which one captures your interest the most?

A special thanks goes out to CAN2502 - Ken B for his time spent on this tour.