Iceland: Land of the Midnight Sun - KSDK TV

Discover the world’s northernmost capital and Iceland’s largest city, rich in Viking history. During our guided tour, explore Icelandic charms preserved in the colorful buildings of its historic center and marvel at the contrasting modernity in the trendy Harbor District. Enjoy a visit to the Perlan observatory on the Oskjuhlid hilltop, stroll Parliament’s bustling Austurvollur Square, and marvel at the exterior of two architectural masterpieces: Harpa Concert Hall and Hallgrimskirkja, a church designed to resemble the mountains, rocks, and glaciers of Iceland.

This opulent ship takes everything guests love about yacht-style cruising to the next level, featuring spacious ocean view suites. With a maximum of 312 guests, it’s large enough to pamper and entertain, yet small enough to tuck into quaint harbors beyond the reach of larger vessels. Revel in the opportunity to get closer to Iceland’s best natural wonders while completely circumnavigating one of the most diverse and impressive islands in the world. The Star Pride allows us to visit more than just the ordinary ports of call, so you get a truly immersive vacation.

Named one of the top 25 Wonders of the World by National Geographic, this geothermal spa creates a revitalizing and relaxing experience unlike any other. Dip into the 102°F milky-blue waters filled with silica, algae, and minerals that are known for nourishing skin while surrounded by captivating landscapes. Enjoy an included Comfort Package with a silica mud musk and choice of beverage from the swim-up bar, such as a smoothie or glass of wine.

Step back in time to the era of Vikings, the rugged seafaring adventurers. Browse three intriguing exhibits that detail their rich history and culture: The Settlement of Iceland, Vikings of the North Atlantic, and The Icelander. Each boasts well-preserved artifacts, such as intricately carved longships and ancient weapons. However, the real treasure here is the full-scale replica of a 9th-century Viking ship, the Gokstad, which was excavated from a burial mound in the 1800s.