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By Dennis Minty
Explore Arctic time and space during peak summer, a truly special part of the year in the high north when life is bountiful, and the days are long.
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Scotland boasts more than nine hundred offshore islands, primarily clustered into four main groups: Shetland, Orkney, Inner Hebrides, and Outer Hebrides. Read this compelling case as to why the Isle of Lewis stands out as the ultimate gem among them all.
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Did you know that Siglufjörður is the northernmost town in Iceland? With a population of just over a thousand people, it is one of the country's most fascinating and breathtaking destinations. Take a step back in time as you explore this picturesque and culturally rich town and discover in this article why Siglufjörður is a must-visit location for any type of traveller.
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By Liz Carlson
Discover six fascinating facts about the Faroe Islands, a remote archipelago between Norway, Iceland, and Scotland. Known for its stunning landscapes and rich history, the Faroes offer an unforgettable journey off the beaten path.
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Experience Iceland in a uniquely thrilling way—on a small ship expedition cruise! Uncover hidden gems, enjoy peaceful moments in seldom-visited locations, witness breathtaking sunrises and sunsets, and encounter incredible wildlife. Learn more about why exploring by small ship is the best way to experience the land of fire and ice.
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Have you ever dreamed about sailing to Scotland's farthest-flung islands? Some of the most amazing spots around the Scottish Isles are often the ones that surprise you the most. From the Isle of Iona's turquoise seas to the Shetland Islands' wild ponies, each destination holds its own unique charm and hidden secrets.
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Atlantic Canada is a crossroads of creatures, traditions, and stunning sights. Along these fabled waterways, humpbacks leap from the waves while gannets plunge into the sea, and icebergs from the Arctic glide past while wild horses dash over sand dunes. The rich music, art, cuisine, and heritage of Québécois, Mi’kmaq, Acadians, Inuit, and Newfoundlanders intermingle. Find out more about the top experiences to be had in Canada’s easternmost provinces.
