CME Cruise Conferences to Iceland

Iceland offers a travel experience defined by raw geological power and dramatic contrasts. Unlike the forested coasts of mainland Scandinavia, this island nation presents a landscape of volcanic craters, thundering waterfalls, and steaming geothermal fields. Cruising here often involves a circumnavigation that reveals the distinct character of each coast, from the populated southwest to the remote, fjord-carved peninsulas of the north and west.

In Reykjavik, the compact city center serves as a gateway to the famous Golden Circle, where geysers and tectonic rifts are easily accessible. Moving north to Akureyri, the scenery shifts to the deep Eyjafjordur, offering access to the volcanic landscapes of Lake Myvatn and the Godafoss waterfall. The remote Westfjords, accessible via the port of Isafjordur, feature steep, flat-topped mountains and quiet fishing villages that feel removed from the rest of the world. On the east coast, Seydisfjordur greets visitors with its colorful wooden architecture and vibrant artistic community nestled at the end of a long, winding fjord.

While attending our CME conferences in this region, you gain a unique perspective on life at the edge of the Arctic Circle. The long summer days provide ample light for exploration, allowing you to witness the stark beauty of the "Land of Fire and Ice" in its entirety.