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Luxury, as they say, is in the details. It is so often the little details that make all the difference. And on a Crystal cruise, the differences are many.
From the moment you step on board, you will experience Crystal Cruises’ dedication to making your cruise with us a perfect one. Our Six-Star Commitment means each instant must be memorable, every detail sublime. From the grand designs of our ships to the right vintage wine, a turned-down bed, or even a simple smile, singular attention is paid to every detail of your cruise. For all of us at Crystal Cruises, Six-Star quality means more than awards and accolades; it means the constant pursuit of a single goal: to create the best, then make it better. We are not just aiming to provide a fabulous vacation, we are aiming to create an experience that will enrich your life and provide memories to cherish forever. Think of the farthest corners of the world connected by a smooth and shining sea. Imagine that a floating luxury resort, filled with everything you ever could desire, is waiting to carry you on the journey of your dreams. At Crystal Cruises, they take pride in navigating that magical highway of the sea, transporting you to the best the world has to offer.
Your days and nights on a Crystal cruise are effortless and carefree. You will revel in a wealth of time, a luxurious sense of leisure and ease; your hours are your own, to spend as you see fit. Released from the pressure of schedules and routines, you are free to play, to rest, to mingle and relax – to allow for the luxury of serendipity. Like the open sea, each day is limitless. You can chart a course, then change it at your whim. Let possibility fill the sails of your imagination and see what magic might appear.
Crystal Cruises gives you space to stretch out and explore. There are broad, sunny decks to stroll and inviting corners to settle into. There are cozy nooks where you can be alone. You can join a spellbound audience at an exciting Broadway-style show or get together with a few new friends over a frothy cappuccino. Your stateroom is a comforting place to call your own, where you can snuggle in and dream.
With skilled and practiced sleight-of-hand, chefs prepare the finest cuisine from around the world. Guests may begin a cruise alone, but within days they find themselves greeting new-found friends. There is a spirit of cheerfulness and good humor to be found wherever you are on the ship. Guests say that’s the real magic of a Crystal cruise. There’s no mystery to it; it’s simply a commitment to heartfelt service that creates an atmosphere of enchantment, every day.
Crystal Cruises now all-inclusive value provides: * Complimentary fine wines, champagne and premium spirits as well as dining in all restaurants, including specialty venues Prego, and Silk Road and The Sushi Bar by Nobu Matsuhis * Open-bar service throughout the ship * Gratuities for housekeeping, bar and dining staff throughout the ship * All non-alcoholic beverages including bottled water, specialty coffee drinks, soft drinks, fresh juices and Afternoon Tea service * Acclaimed Crystal Wine & Food Festival® cruises featuring famous chefs and wine authorities on select voyages * Early embarkation luncheon * Welcome champagne * 24-hour room service * Enrichment & Entertainment Programmes
From the World’s Most Awarded Luxury Cruise Line comes the world’s largest and most spacious luxury expedition yacht, Crystal Endeavor™. With a sleek design built to PC6 polar class specifications, she will explore the farthest reaches of Earth. From the Arctic to the Antarctic and far-away lands in between, a voyage of fascinating discovery awaits.
Intimate and elegant, Crystal Endeavor™ welcomes just 200 sophisticated travelers with all-suite, butler-serviced luxury – the perfect balance to a voyage teeming with rugged adventure.
Among the largest, most spacious suites in expedition cruising, all featuring private verandahs and butler service.
Discover unmatched culinary options with flexible, open-seating dining in each of the yacht’s six stunning venues.
Soft earth tones and vibrant shades of blue accentuate contemporary spaces for relaxation and entertainment.
An indulgent full-service spa and salon with extraordinary views, and a state-of-the-art fitness center.
Discover expansive views from the yacht’s two-story, glass-enclosed solarium. By day, relax in this ultra-modern, indoor retreat complete with a swimming pool, Jacuzzi, and breathtaking views.
Ship Profile & Stats
- Length: 164.5 m
- Tonnage: 20,000
- Maiden Voyage: 2020
- Passenger Capacity (dbl): 200
Ship Facilities
- Laundry
- Marina
- Waterside
- Connoisseur Club
- Prego & Vintage Room
- Umi Uma & Sushi Bar
- Crystal Cove
- Casino
- Jacuzzis
- Solarium
- Seahorse Pool
- Silk Kitchen & Bar
- Crystal Life Spa
- Crystal Life Fitness
- Crystal Life Salon
- Bistro
- Ice Cream Bar
- Medical Centre
- Helicopter Lounge
- Expedition Lounge
- Captain’s Lounge
- The Pantry
- Library
- Bars
- Palm Court
- Observation Terrace
- Sun Deck
- Observation Deck
- Jogging Track
Cruise Itinerary
| Date | Activity | Arrive | Depart |
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| 28 Jul '22 | Reykjavik, Iceland |
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| 29 Jul '22 | Reykjavik, Iceland |
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| 30 Jul '22 | Flatley Island, Iceland |
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| 30 Jul '22 | Patreksfjordur, Iceland |
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| 31 Jul '22 | Vigur Island, Iceland |
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| 01 Aug '22 | Siglufjorour, Iceland |
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| 01 Aug '22 | Akureyri, Iceland |
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| 02 Aug '22 | Akureyri, Iceland |
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| 02 Aug '22 | Husavik, Iceland |
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| 03 Aug '22 | Husavik, Iceland |
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| 03 Aug '22 | Grimsey Island Iceland |
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| 04 Aug '22 | Vopnafjorour, Iceland |
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| 04 Aug '22 | Hafnarfjordur, Iceland |
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| 05 Aug '22 | Seysdisfjordur, Iceland |
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| 06 Aug '22 | Heimaey, Iceland |
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| 07 Aug '22 | Reykjavik, Iceland |
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All itineraries and ports of call at the discretion of the cruise line subject to local weather conditions and may change without notice.
10 Night cruise departing roundtrip from Reykjavik onboard Crystal Endeavor.
Explore massive glaciers, pristine fjords, thundering waterfalls and geothermal springs. Beyond the Arctic Circle, see millions of birds from puffins to razorbills, and look for whales. Delight in Icelandic hospitality and an emerging music scene.
Highlights of this cruise:
REYKJAVÃK, ICELAND
GATEWAY TO BLUE LAGOON
Isolated in a northern landscape of icy tranquility, Iceland is a land of volcanoes, hot springs, mountains and glaciers. As the capital of Iceland, ReykjavÃk reflects this natural diversity with ancient maritime history as well as a thriving modern energy and sophistication.
FLATEY ISLAND, ICELAND
BEAUTIFULLY REMOTE
Largest of a constellation of pint-sized islands in Breidafjordur Bay, Flatey is barely a mile long and flat enough to deserve its Icelandic name. The one scruffy road from town dock to “old village†never sees a rush hour – even on foot. Few are hearty enough to winter here, but summer’s far more genial and the clutch of restored houses seems downright inviting. Island birding is topnotch, the sheep pose well for photos, and a Zodiac spin in these waters is sure to yield rewarding sights.
LÃTRABJARG CLIFFS , ICELAND
CRUISE TO SEABIRD CENTRAL
The crags of this rugged Westfjords promontory provide a perfect breeding environment for puffins, gannets, guillemots and razorbills. In fact, this towering bird cliff – Europe’s largest – is vital to the continued survival of its avian residents. Don’t try counting them; there are millions here. Top photogenic honors go to the colorful, comical puffins, often seen with a short stack of sardines balanced in their beaks. It’s the puffin version of bringing home the bacon for your family.
PATREKSFJÖRÃUR, ICELAND
THE WILD WEST OF ICELAND
Some 600 inhabitants call this remote Icelandic village home; thousands of times that if you count seabirds. Vast throngs of gannets, guillemots, razorbills and puffins live and breed along the Látrabjarg Cliffs – an 8-mile stretch of birdwatching heaven just across the inlet – and these critters certainly aren’t camera-shy. Nearby Rauðasandur beach will tempt your lens as well; its unique red and pink sands contrast dramatically with the surrounding black cliff-blue water landscape.
DYNJANDI WATERFALL, ICELAND
ITS NAME MEANS THUNDER
How’s this for a visualization exercise: close your eyes and imagine standing deep inside a rugged Icelandic mountainscape watching frigid glacier-melt waters thunder down through a series of seven spectacular falls on their way to the sea. Better yet, sail with us into unspoiled Arnarfjörður fjord, Zodiac to a remote landing spot, trek up to the storied cascades at Dynjandi – and visualize the real thing. It’s an eyeopener, to be sure.
VIGUR, ICELAND
IT’S FOR THE BIRDS
This barely-populated Westfjords islet is a floating nature preserve where the locals harvest eiderdown for a living and upwards of 8,000 puffins nest in comical profusion. Enjoy a rare chance to observe these endearing creatures in their native environment, along with plenty of their avian brethren including eider ducks, black guillemots and swooping arctic terns, who don’t provide nearly as warm a welcome as your human hosts. Iceland’s tiniest post office and sole windmill are here, too.
SIGLUFJÖRÃUR, ICELAND
HOME TO HERRING & FOLK
Iceland’s northernmost town has a lot more going on than you might expect. A tiny shark-fishing outpost in 1900, it grew into the Atlantic’s undisputed herring capital – and something of an Icelandic folk music mecca, as well. A visit to the sprawling Herring Era Museum will fill you in on all the historic details, while the Folk Music Center showcases regional shanties, epic rhymes, and instruments. Another sign of advanced civilization here in this natural wonderland: a tasty craft brewery.
AKUREYRI, ICELAND
CAPITAL OF NORTH
Situated on one of the most magnificent fjords in Iceland, bounded by snow-capped mountains and gently sloping pastures, the weather here is surprisingly moderate despite being just 60 miles from the Arctic Circle. Charming and historical, here you’ll find over 2,000 species of plants in the Botanical Gardens, which thrive without the benefit of a greenhouse.
HÚSAVÃK, ICELAND
NORTH ICELAND’S OLDEST SETTLEMENT
This bustling town was first settled some 1,200 years ago. Today it’s Iceland’s reigning whale-watching capital; some 23 species frequent sparkling Skjálfandi Bay – among them humpbacks, seis and blues. For cetacean-gazing on dry land, the superb Husavik Whale Museum is at harborside. Nearby Lake Mývatn is the local hotspot, alive with geothermal oddities and huge platoons of birdlife. Roaring, horseshoe-shaped Goðafoss Waterfall is yet another neighborhood stunner.
GRIMSEY ISLAND, ICELAND
STEP INTO THE ARCTIC CIRCLE
Experience Iceland’s only landmass touching Arctic territory above 66.5°N latitude. Up here, Nature is boss – and local fishermen must heed her clock and moods, which can be wild indeed. A hike across green tundra and coastal bluffs crosses terrain where vast numbers of seabirds flourish, including kittiwakes, endearing puffins and the rare dovekie, or ‘Little Auk,’ decked out in formal black & white plumage. A tiny island church gets a priest visit just a few times a year.
VOPNAFJÖRÃUR , ICELAND
NATURAL ADVENTURE LIVES HERE
Relaxed geothermal soaking, brisk trekking, birdwatching and epic fishing are some of the key attractions here along Iceland’s northeast coast. Regional history comes alive in a museum focused on the 1875 Askja volcanic eruption, while time stands still on a hike between abandoned highland farms or along a coastline strewn with monumental rock pillars. Hungry trout and salmon inhabit the rivers, the town watering hole is heated by the Earth, and eiderdown comforters are a local craft specialty.
HAFNARHOLMI, ICELAND
A PUFFIN PARADISE
Even in a country known for its prime puffin-spotting locales, this spot is a special sight. They’ve even built a special boardwalk here that brings you so close to these famously clownlike red-footed birds you can practically smell their breath (it’s fishy). Loads of other seabirds also feel at home in this stark Icelandic landscape including Arctic terns, known for boisterously protecting their nests. The Zodiac spin from our anchorage to the harbor provides another vantage point on it all.
SEYÃISFJÖRÃUR, ICELAND
MOUNTAIN DELIGHTS APLENTY
Tucked deep inside a mountain-walled fjord, this colorful town would look right at home in Norway. The bright wooden houses, the wandering reindeer, barking seals, snow-dusted peaks and cascading waterfalls. But its 100% Icelandic, rich with outdoor adventures and home to a vibrant arts scene. Hiking in Skalanes Nature Reserve promises sightings of diverse wildlife, on land and in the air. The floating geothermal pools at Vok Baths spa are a luxury not to be missed. Kayaking’s great here, too.
HEIMAEY, VESTMANNAEYJAR, ICELAND
BORN OF FIRE
Rising from Atlantic waters south of Iceland, an otherworldly 15-island archipelago boasts explosive origins. Its main island, Heimaey, endured a 1973 volcanic eruption so violent the whole population fled to the mainland – a cataclysm well-chronicled at Eldheimar Museum. A who’s who of seabirds and a beluga whale sanctuary are other highlights here, while one of Heimaey’s next-door neighbors may be the youngest place on earth: UNESCO-listed Surtsey Island, born by underwater eruption in 1963.