Suzanne Klasen

Isafjordur is a beautiful remote town in the Northwestern part of Iceland. It is really a pretty tiny village, and we took a boat from the village over to Hesteyri across the West Fjords… Read more

Between the mountain scenery, the glaciers, the peas soup, the gluewein and the spectacular views from the front of the ship, this might have been my favorite day onboard the ship. This 100 mile… Read more

Greenland is one of the most remote and least visited places on the planet. The colorful houses and dramatic lanscape accent the warm hospitality and simple way of life of the people of Qaqortaq,… Read more

The tiny village of Red Bay, Labrador may have been one of my favorite ports simply because the Mayor of the Town came to the pier to greet all the passengers as they were… Read more

Cornerbrook is a cute little hilly town that serves as the gate way to Gros Morne National Park in Canada. We wanted to visit the National Park but by the time we got around… Read more

With a rich Celtic and Scottish heritage, Sydney, Nova Scotia (which means new Scotland) welcomes folks with great hospitality and is known for its wonderful musical heritage. That heritage is reflected in the giant… Read more

We didn’t have much time in Boston, just arriving the night before to make sure that we didn’t miss the cruise due to flight delays. We stayed at the super convenient Airport Hilton which… Read more