Category: Islands of the North Atlantic

Travel with One Ocean Expeditions to Scotland, the Faroe Islands and Iceland.
Scotland has a rich tapestry of history, culture and rugged, natural beauty. Harsh lands are fringed by a dramatic coastline, broken up by the occasional fishing village and quaint seaside town. With a dram of single malt whiskey in hand, watch the magnificent golden eagles soar overhead or spot the inquisitive minke whales out at sea. Explore fjords by sea kayak – every adventure with One Ocean Expeditions is tailored to provide the most personal experience possible for every guest.

FAROE ISLANDS
An archipelago in the middle of the North Atlantic, the Faroe Islands are some of the more remote, inhabited islands in the world. Famous for their natural beauty, rolling green hills and grass-covered roofs, the country is dominated by steep mountains, sheep, and the largest colony of storm petrels in the world. The weather is volatile, but this doesn’t seem to bother the millions of seabirds that settle here. For over 25 years, One Ocean Expeditions has been exploring the most inaccessible and untouched landscapes in the world. 

ICELAND
Home to ice-covered volcanoes, immense glaciers and geothermal lagoons, Iceland is a stark, volcanic land with a warm heart. Its shallow fjords are a haven for whales, dolphins and seals alike and there is a surprising array of wildlife. Due to the subarctic climate, the winters are long and cold, but summers offer a welcome break from the darkness with over 20 hours of daylight in June – ideal conditions to learn top techniques from the photographer in residence. Immerse yourself in the incredible educational programs delivered by leading specialists.