Discover a side of Iceland few travellers ever experience as you sail its spectacular western coastline aboard one of PONANT's elegant small ships. From dramatic fjords and volcanic landscapes to thundering waterfalls and colourful fishing villages, this voyage reveals the many faces of a country shaped by fire, ice and the forces of nature. Along the way, explore the rugged beauty of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula, witness the powerful Godafoss Waterfall, and uncover the geothermal wonders that make Iceland one of the world's most fascinating destinations.
July is one of the best times to visit Iceland with long daylight hours and wildlife at its most active. Scan the horizon for whales and orcas, watch puffins nesting along towering sea cliffs, and encounter the iconic Icelandic horse roaming across emerald-green plains. Every day brings a new landscape, from basalt formations and volcanic plateaus to peaceful fjords carved by ancient glaciers.
Sailing with PONANT adds a level of intimacy and personal experience that larger ships simply cannot match. With fewer guests on board, access to remote ports and hidden corners of Iceland becomes possible, while attentive service, refined French-inspired cuisine and a relaxed atmosphere create a journey that feels both luxurious and authentic.
Combining breathtaking scenery, remarkable wildlife and the comfort of a boutique expedition-style experience, Icelandic Mosaic is an unforgettable voyage through one of the most captivating destinations in the North Atlantic.
Special Offers
Save up to 30% - Book early and save up to 30%! Saving is included in displayed pricing and is subject to availability and to change at any time.
Free Solo Supplement - Free Solo Supplement may be available on selected sailings, in selected cabin grades. Please ask for details.
Cruised with Ponant before? You may be eligible for further savings and benefits. Please ask us for details.
Back-to-back your cruise - Book a second cruise with Ponant and enjoy additional savings! Ask us for options!
Note: Voyages may be on Le Bellot or Le Boreal
