Hi! My name is Suzanne Klasen. I am the Owner / Travel Advisor and CLIA Master Cruise Counselor and Elite Cruise Counselor (MCC, ECC) for my CruiseOne Vacations by Suzanne Travel Agency. This site is a collection of my personal travels, thoughts and recommendations. The map above represents the cruise travel (based on embarkation port) that I have posted so far (more to come). Click on a map point to see the cruise itinerary and details.
Destinations/Ports Series: 2022 Canada Greenland Iceland Cruise If you have never been to Akureyri before, you absolutely need to take the tour that goes out to the spectactular Godafoss fall, Lava Fields, and Thermal Baths near Myvtan Lake. We did that when we where in Akureyri in 2019 and you can view those pictures here….
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Destinations/Ports Series: 2022 Canada Greenland Iceland Cruise 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 area of Iceland. Here is the description of the area from the tour boat…
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Destinations/Ports Series: 2022 Canada Greenland Iceland Cruise 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 passage links the Labrador Sea on the West Side of Greenland with the Imminger…
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Destinations/Ports Series: 2022 Canada Greenland Iceland Cruise 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, Greenland. We explored this tiny town on foot and enjoyed visiting the towns series…
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Destinations/Ports Series: 2022 Canada Greenland Iceland Cruise 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 disembarking the tenders in port. We hear so much about towns not wanting to…
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