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Skrá yfir íslensk skip og báta 2008 Skráð þilfarsskip og opnir bátar samkvæmt aðalskipaskrá þann 1. janúar 2008 Register of Icelandic Decked Ships and Open Boats on January 1st 2008 Siglingastofnun Íslands © Siglingastofnun Íslands Vesturvör 2 200 Kópavogi http://www.sigling.is/ Vefútgáfa í janúar 2008 Heimilt er að prenta vefritið til eigin nota en óheimilt er að prenta það eða afrita með nokkrum öðrum hætti í því skyni að selja það án heimildar frá Siglingastofnun Íslands. 2 Efnisyfirlit Contents Formáli ………………………………………………………………………………………… ………….. 5 Preface ………………………………………………………………………………………………… Íslensk skip og bátar — yfirlit 1. janúar 2008 ……………………………………………………..... 7 Summary of Icelandic Decked Ships and Open Boats on January 1st 2008 …………………… Nýskráningar 2007……………………………………………………………………………….. 8 Registrered Ships and Boats in 2007 …………………………………………………………… Afskráningar 2007……………………………………………………………………………… 12 Decommissioned Ships and Boats in 2007 …………………………………………………… Íslensk þilfarsskip 1. janúar 2008 ……………………………………………………………… 14 Summary of Icelandic Decked Ships on January 1st 2008 ……………………………………… Aldur íslenskra þilfarsskipa …………………………………………………………………………. 16 Age of Icelandic Decked Ships …………………………………………………………………….. Meðalaldur íslenskra þilfarsskipa ………………………………………………………………… 18 Mean Age of Icelandic Decked Ships …………………………………………………………… Vélategundir í íslenskum þilfarsskipum ………………………………………………………… 19 Types and Number of Main Engines in Icelandic Decked Ships ……………………………… Skýringar við skipaskrá ………………………………………………………………………… 21 Key to the Register of Ships …………………………………………………………………… Skýringar við bátaskrá …………………………………………………………………………… 24 Key to the Register of Boats Skrá yfir íslensk skip 2008 ……………………………………………………………………… 25 Register of Ships 2008…………………………………………………………………… Skráð þilfarsskip samkvæmt aðalskipaskrá 1. janúar 2008 ……………………………………… 26 Register of Icelandic Decked Ships on January 1st 2008 ……………………………………… Skrá yfir opna báta 1. janúar 2008 ……………………………………………………………… 120 Register of Icelandic Open Boats on January 1st 2008 ………………………………………… Skipaskrárnúmer íslenskra skipa ……………………………………………………………………… 221 Official Registration Numbers of Icelandic Ships …………………………………………………… Umdæmisnúmer íslenskra skipa ……………………………………………………………………… 244 District Numbers of Icelandic Ships …………………………………………………………………. Kallmerki íslenskra skipa ………………………………………………………………………………. 271 Signal Letters of Icelandic Ships …………………………………………………………………....... Einkaréttur á skipsnöfnum ……………………………………………………………………………… 279 Prerogative of Icelandic Ship Names …………………………………………………………… Siglingastofnun Íslands 4 Skrá yfir íslensk skip og báta 2008 Formáli Samkvæmt lögum um skráningu skipa nr. 115/1985 heldur Siglingastofnun Íslands aðalskipaskrá yfir skráningarskyld skip og báta, en það eru þilskip og opnir bátar 6 m að lengd eða þar yfir. Skráin er rafræn en árlega er gefið út þetta vefrit sem sýnir stöðu hennar í ársbyrjun. Á aðalskipaskrá 1. janúar 2008 voru samtals 2.323 skip. Á árinu 2007 voru frumskráð og endurskráð skip 81 talsins en afskráð skip voru 67. Þann fyrsta janúar 2008 voru samtals 1.123 þilfarsskip á skrá og heildar-brúttótonnatala þeirra var 218.129. Opnir bátar voru samtals 1.200 og brúttótonnatala þeirra var 7.106. Heildar- brúttótonnatala skipastólsins hefur lækkað um 959 tonn frá því í upphafi ársins 2007 en fljótandi förum landsmanna fjölgaði um 14. Á þurrleiguskrá er eitt skip, Keilir, 4.342 brúttótonn. Hér gefur að líta töflu yfir þróun skipastólsins undanfarin ár: Fjöldi og stærð 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 1. janúar hvers árs Þilfarsskip 1.135 1.128 1.135 1.128 1.128 1.123 Brúttótonn 235.776 226.081 230.881 219.934 219.180 218.129 Opnir bátar 1.273 1.237 1.209 1.183 1.181 1.200 Brúttótonn 7.473 7.322 7.199 7.020 7.014 7.106 Heildarfjöldi 2.408 2.365 2.344 2.311 2.309 2.323 Heildarbrúttótonn 243.249 233.403 238.081 226.954 226.194 225.235 ATHUGIÐ: Þann 1. janúar 2008 voru þilfarsskip á aðalskipaskrá samtals 1.123. Í nokkrum töflum hér á eftir eru þilfarsskip sögð 1.125, sem stafar af því að þar eru meðtalin Kristina EA-410, sknr. 2664 sem er á þurrleiguskrá og Birta KÓ-, sknr. 1716 sem hefur verið á biðskrá. 5 Siglingastofnun Íslands 6 Skrá yfir íslensk skip og báta 2008 Íslensk skip og bátar Yfilit 1. janúar hvers árs Fjöldi og stærð í brúttótonnum (BT) 2006 2007 2008 Þilfarsskip 1.128 1.128 1.123 Brúttótonn (BT) 219.934 219.180 218.129 Opnir bátar 1.183 1.181 1.200 Brúttótonn (BT) 7.020 7.014 7.106 Heildarfjöldi 2.311 2.309 2.323 Heildar brúttótonnatala 226.954 226.194 225.235 Nýskráningar og afskráningar 2006-2008 Nýskráningar og endurskráningar 2006 2007 2008 Þilfarsskip 30 39 32 Brúttótonn (BT) 2.090 9.812 12.881 Opnir bátar 10 25 41 Brúttótonn (BT) 41 130 187 Heildarfjöldi 40 64 73 Heildar brúttótonnatala 2.131 9.942 13.068 Afskráningar 2006 2007 2008 Þilfarsskip 42 42 45 Brúttótonn (BT) 13.737 11.151 12.959 Opnir bátar 37 31 23 Brúttótonn (BT) 221 165 110 Heildarfjöldi 79 73 68 Heildar brúttótonnatala 13.958 11.316 13.069 Skoðunaraðili 2006 2007 2008 Skoðunarstofur 2.160 2.139 2.155 Siglingastofnun Íslands 32 34 32 Bureau Veritas (BV 867 Germanischer Loyd (GL) 676 Loyd’s Register of Shipping (LR) 49 47 48 Det Norske Veritas (NV) 76 76 75 Samtals 2.331 2.309 2.323 7 Siglingastofnun Íslands Nýskráð þilfarsskip 2007 Frumskráð þilfarsskip 2007 Skipanr. Heiti Umd.nr. Heimahöfn Br.Tonn 2444 VESTMANNAEY VE-444 VESTMANNAEYJAR 485,67 2671 ÁSÞÓR RE-395 REYKJAVÍK 6,02 2673 HÓPSNES GK-077 GRINDAVÍK 14,91 2698 DÍS RE- REYKJAVÍK 12,07 2706 SÆUNN SÆMUNDSDÓTTIR ÁR-060 ÞOLÁKSHÖFN 14,82 2709 RÁN ÍS-034 SÚÐAVÍK 19,79 2711 LÚKAS ÍS-071 HNÍFSDALUR 12,36 2713 LEIFI PÓL HF-074 HAFNARFJÖRÐUR 371,08 2714 ÓLI GÍSLA GK-112 SANDGERÐI 14,97 2718 DÖGG SF-018 HÖFN Í HORNAFIRÐI 14,92 2719 TENOR HF-089 HAFNARFJÖRÐUR 3186,63 2733 VON GK-113 SANDGERÐI 14,96 2734 VÖTTUR SU- REYÐARFJÖRÐUR 95,72 2735 GUÐRÚN JÓNSDÓTTIR HF- GARÐABÆR 23,51 2736 SIGRÚN HRÖNN ÞH-036 HÚSAVÍK 14,94 2738 ANDREA AK- AKRANES 32,44 2739 BANGSI BA-337 TÁLKNAFJÖRÐUR 14,97 2740 VÖRÐUR EA-748 GRENIVÍK 485,67 2744 BERGEY VE-544 VESTMANNAEYJAR 485,67 2746 GEIRFUGL GK-066 GRINDAVÍK 14,83 2747 GULLBERG VE-292 VESTMANNAEYJAR 599,56 2750 ODDEYRIN EA-210 AKUREYRI 1356,94 2752 SÆPERLA RE- REYKJAVÍK 14,78 2757 HÁEY II ÞH-275 HÚSAVÍK 14,92 2758 DALA-RAFN VE-508 VESTMANNAEYJAR 485,67 2760 KARÓLÍNA ÞH-100 HÚSAVÍK 14,92 2765 AKRABERG AK-065 AKRANES 12,36 2766 BENNI SF-066 HÖFN Í HORNAFIRÐI 14,98 2770 BRIMNES RE-027 REYKJAVÍK 2848,25 2772 ÁLSEY VE-002 VESTMANNAEYJAR 2181,09 2775 SIGGI GÍSLA EA-255 HRÍSEY 12,36 2779 INGÓLFUR ÍS- ÍSAFJÖRÐUR 14,35 32 skip 12.906 Endurskráð þilfarsskip 2007 1405 TRÖLLI SF- SF- Hornafjörður 63,00 1406 NÖKKVI SF- SF- Hornafjörður 7,67 1542 FINNUR EA-245 EA-245 Akureyri 12,86 2299 KRISTÍNA LOGOS ÍS-100 ÍS-100 Bolungarvík 707,70 2425 SNÆLDA RE- RE- Reykjavík 8,35 2644 ANDERS EA-510 EA-510 Akureyri 1241,00 6232 UGGI NK- NK- Neskaupstaður 3,80 7 skip 2.044 Samtals 39 skip Samtals BT 14.951 8 Skrá yfir íslensk skip og báta 2008 Nýskráð þilfarsskip 2007 Frumskráð þilfarsskip 2007 Skipanr. Heiti Umd.nr. Heimahöfn Br.Tonn 2444 VESTMANNAEY VE-444 VESTMANNAEYJAR 485,67 2671 ÁSÞÓR RE-395 REYKJAVÍK 6,02 2673 HÓPSNES GK-077 GRINDAVÍK 14,91 2698 DÍS RE- REYKJAVÍK 12,07 2706 SÆUNN SÆMUNDSDÓTTIR ÁR-060 ÞOLÁKSHÖFN 14,82 2709 RÁN ÍS-034 SÚÐAVÍK 19,79 2711 LÚKAS ÍS-071 HNÍFSDALUR 12,36 2713 LEIFI PÓL HF-074 HAFNARFJÖRÐUR 371,08 2714 ÓLI GÍSLA GK-112 SANDGERÐI 14,97 2718 DÖGG SF-018 HÖFN Í HORNAFIRÐI 14,92 2719 TENOR HF-089 HAFNARFJÖRÐUR 3186,63 2733 VON GK-113 SANDGERÐI 14,96 2734 VÖTTUR SU- REYÐARFJÖRÐUR 95,72 2735 GUÐRÚN JÓNSDÓTTIR HF- GARÐABÆR 23,51 2736 SIGRÚN HRÖNN ÞH-036 HÚSAVÍK 14,94 2738 ANDREA AK- AKRANES 32,44 2739 BANGSI BA-337 TÁLKNAFJÖRÐUR 14,97 2740 VÖRÐUR EA-748 GRENIVÍK 485,67 2744 BERGEY VE-544 VESTMANNAEYJAR 485,67 2746 GEIRFUGL GK-066 GRINDAVÍK 14,83 2747 GULLBERG VE-292 VESTMANNAEYJAR 599,56 2750 ODDEYRIN EA-210 AKUREYRI 1356,94 2752 SÆPERLA RE- REYKJAVÍK 14,78 2757 HÁEY II ÞH-275 HÚSAVÍK 14,92 2758 DALA-RAFN VE-508 VESTMANNAEYJAR 485,67 2760 KARÓLÍNA ÞH-100 HÚSAVÍK 14,92 2765 AKRABERG AK-065 AKRANES 12,36 2766 BENNI SF-066 HÖFN Í HORNAFIRÐI 14,98 2770 BRIMNES RE-027 REYKJAVÍK 2848,25 2772 ÁLSEY VE-002 VESTMANNAEYJAR 2181,09 2775 SIGGI GÍSLA EA-255 HRÍSEY 12,36 2779 INGÓLFUR ÍS- ÍSAFJÖRÐUR 14,35 32 skip 12.906 Endurskráð þilfarsskip 2007 1405 TRÖLLI SF- SF- Hornafjörður 63,00 1406 NÖKKVI SF- SF- Hornafjörður 7,67 1542 FINNUR EA-245 EA-245 Akureyri 12,86 2299 KRISTÍNA LOGOS ÍS-100 ÍS-100 Bolungarvík 707,70 2425 SNÆLDA RE- RE- Reykjavík 8,35 2644 ANDERS EA-510 EA-510 Akureyri 1241,00 6232 UGGI NK- NK- Neskaupstaður 3,80 7 skip 2.044 Samtals 39 skip Samtals BT 14.951 9 Siglingastofnun Íslands Nýskráðir opnir bátar 2007 Frumskráðir opnir bátar 2007 Skipanr. Heiti Umd.nr. Heimahöfn Br.Tonn 7579 TOPPSKARFUR BA-409 TÁLKNAFJÖRÐUR 3,46 7580 DÍLASKARFUR BA-410 TÁLKNAFJÖRÐUR 3,46 7581 ÞÓRSHANI BA-411 BÍLDUDALUR 3,46 7583 SVANUR BA-413 BÍLDUDALUR 3,46 7584 KJÓI BA-414 BÍLDUDALUR 3,46 7593 ERGO RE- REYKJAVÍK 2,86 7594 BOBBY 1 ÍS-361 SUÐUREYRI 4,68 7595 BOBBY 2 ÍS-362 SUÐUREYRI 4,68 7596 BOBBY 3 ÍS-363 SUÐUREYRI 4,68 7597 BOBBY 4 ÍS-364 SUÐUREYRI 4,68 7598 BOBBY 5 ÍS-365 SUÐUREYRI 4,68 7599 BOBBY 6 ÍS-366 SUÐUREYRI 4,68 7600 BOBBY 7 ÍS-367 SUÐUREYRI 4,68 7601 BOBBY 8 ÍS-368 SUÐUREYRI 4,68 7602 BOBBY 9 ÍS-369 SUÐUREYRI 4,68 7603 BOBBY 10 ÍS-370 SUÐUREYRI 4,68 7604 BOBBY 11 ÍS-371 SUÐUREYRI 4,68 7605 BOBBY 12 ÍS-372 FLATEYRI 4,68 7606 BOBBY 13 ÍS-373 FLATEYRI 4,68 7607 BOBBY 14 ÍS-374 FLATEYRI 4,68 7608 BOBBY 15 ÍS-375 FLATEYRI 4,68 7609 BOBBY 16 ÍS-376 FLATEYRI 4,68 7610 BOBBY 17 ÍS-377 FLATEYRI 4,68
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    EARLY BOOKING CANADIAN $ PRICING PRICING INC AIR ! REGISTER BY FEB LAST FEW CABINS ! 27, 2019 & SAVE $1,000 / COUPLE !** PROFESSIONAL ADVANCEMENT ESCAPE CME TOUR & CIRCUMNAVIGATION CRUISE OF ICELAND THE LAND OF FIRE & ICE May 10 – 24, 2019 The Organizers… Doctors-on-Tour > Doctors-on-Tour was created in 2000 and specializes in offering ecological, cultural, gastronomical and adventure travel to exotic destinations for physicians who want to combine learning and travelling. Our programs offer targeted educational programs offering updates on current topics of interest together with meetings and discussions with local health care representatives to specifically discuss common medical developments in, and challenges facing, the local health care systems in both Canada and the country where the meetings and discussions are being located. This also includes in-depth tours of hospital facilities (both public and private) in order to meet with local medical practitioners and review, and compare, facilities, techniques and practices on a first hand basis. We offer programs in several worldwide locations including to such diverse and intriguing areas as South America (Brazil, Chile/Argentina, Ecuador/Peru), Africa (Kenya/Tanzania, South Africa, Zanzibar, Kilimanjaro climb), India, Bhutan/Myanmar, China, South East Asia (Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos & Bali), Bhutan/Myanmar, Malaysia/Singapore, New Zealand and Europe (Eastern Europe, Spain). Additional information, including detailed program brochures downloadable in pdf format and recent testimonials, can be found at www.doctorsontour.ca . The company is a licensed retail travel organization under The Travel Industry Act of Ontario thereby affording complete protection of all monies paid prior to departure. (TICO registration no. 50009110). Contact us at - tel: 416-231-8466, toll free: 1-855-DOC-TOUR (362-8687) fax: 1-888-612-1459 e: [email protected] 1 Dr.
  • The Skagafjörður Volcanic Zone – an Ephemeral Rift Zone

    The Skagafjörður Volcanic Zone – an Ephemeral Rift Zone

    - 65 - The Skagafjörður Volcanic Zone – An ephemeral Rift Zone Árni Hjartarson Geological Museum, Øster Voldgade 5-7, DK-1350 Copenhagen K National Energy Authority, Grensásvegur 9, 108 Reykjavik, Iceland Fax +354 568 8896 [email protected] Abstract In the Skagafjörður district, North Iceland, an unconformity with a sedimentary layer divides the strata pile into Neogene and Pleistocene volcanic successions. Neogene volcanism faded out 4-5 Ma when the area drifted out of the volcanic zone near the diverging boundaries of the North American and Eurasian crustal plates, after which erosion took over for about a million years. Volcanism started again at the beginning of the Pleistocene. Lava flows covered the eroded Neogene landscape and an uncon- formity was formed. It is proposed that the Pleistocene volcanic rocks above the unconformity all belong to a short-lived axial rift zone, the Skagafjörður zone. Eruptive sites belonging to this zone can be found dispersed in the area between the Hofsjökull central volcano and the mouth of Skagafjörður. The oldest volcanic formations of the Pleistocene rock series are from about 1.7 Ma, when rifting in the area started. The activity culminated in the early Pleistocene but declined in the late Pleistocene, and in the Holocene the activity seems to have been restricted entirely to the Hofsjökull central volcano. A prominent fault and fissure system belongs to the Skagafjörður zone. The tectonics indicate extension. It is suggested that a decline in the activity of the Iceland Mantle Plume, 2-3 million years ago, caused a rift jump away from the hot spot below Vatnajökull and formation of a temporary rift zone, the Skagafjörður zone, which for a while bridged the shortest way between the Reykjanes-Langjökull zone and Kolbeinsey ridge.
  • Iceland's Natural Wonders

    Iceland's Natural Wonders

    SPECIAL OFFER - SAVE £200 PER PERSON ICELAND’S NATURAL WONDERS A circumnavigation of Iceland aboard the Ocean Diamond 3rd to 12th June 2017 & 3rd to 12th June 2018 Geyser Puffin oin us for our circumnavigation of Iceland aboard the Grimsey Island Western Fjords ideally suited Ocean Diamond which we have chartered ARCTIC CIRCLE J Siglufjordur for our exploration. There is nowhere better to see nature in Breidafjordur Akuyeri Husavik Lake Myvatn the raw than Iceland, the ‘Land of Ice & Fire’ and during our Reykjavik expedition we will witness huge ice-caps and glaciers, active ICELAND Seydisfjordur volcanoes, gurgling mud pools, steaming hot springs and Westmann Djupivogur lava fields. If this were not enough, the immense scale of the Islands landscape is dominated by towering snow-capped mountains, thundering waterfalls and spontaneous erupting geysers. Europe’s least populated country offers the visitor an unparalleled experience of elemental forces EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS at work and whilst we sail its waters, we will look out for humpback whales, orcas and white-beaked dolphins taking advantage of weather conditions and possible sightings to achieve the maximum with • Full circumnavigation of the island our time. Early June is the optimum time for our expedition, the skies and rocks will be filled with the • Excellent bird watching opportunities whilst sights and sounds of puffins, guillemots and gannets, the wildflowers will be prevalent and the seas cruising, most notably whilst cruising past will hopefully be rich with whales and marine life. Latrabjarg and Hornbjarg cliffs In addition to the wildlife, the island also provides a unique historical, cultural and geological • Whale watching, most notably in the waters experience.
  • Stofnvöktun Lunda 2018

    Stofnvöktun Lunda 2018

    STOFNVÖKTUN LUNDA 2018 Framvinduskýrsla til Umhverfisstofnunar Erpur Snær Hansen Desember 2018 Stofnvöktun lunda – Framvinduskýrsla 2018 ÁGRIP Lundi er algengastur og mest veiddur íslenskra fugla. Næstum allur lundi er nú veiddur í háf á varptíma og varð háfaveiði ríkjandi veiðiaðferð í Vestmannaeyjum um 1880 [1]. Þar hefur veiðimagn verið tengt sjávarhita frá 1880 [2]. Skiptast á hlý- og köld tímabil sem vara í um 35 ár, og hefur veiði hnignað á hlýskeiðunum en aukist á kaldskeiðum [2]. Núverandi hlýskeið hófst 1996 og hefur veiði á landsvísu dregist saman um 91% síðan 1995, en samdrátturinn 1995-2007 nemur 66 prósentustigum, þ.e. áður en dregið var úr sókn. Viðkoma, varpárangur og ábúð varphola hefur verið mjög breytileg milli fjögurra skilgreindra landsvæða, hæst á norðursvæði og fremur stöðug milli ára. Á Vestursvæði hafa orðið mestar breytingar, en þar hefur viðkoma, varpárangur og ábúð aukist mikið þar til síðustu tvö ár að bakslag hefur komið. Sandsíli hefur talsvert sést í fæðuburði síðust tvö ár, mest í Faxaflóa. Svo virðist sem sílið nái ekki að fjölga nægjanlega mikið til að ná fyrri stöðu sinni. Í Papey hefur viðkoma, varpárangur og ábúð verið á hægri niðurleið eftir núll-árin 2010 og 2011. Meðal viðkoma og varpárangur hafa verið lægst í Vestmannaeyjum, en meðal ábúð hin sama og á vestursvæði eða 25-30% lægri en á norður- og austursvæðunum. Viðkoma í Eyjum hefur verið svo lítil allt frá árinu 2003 að íslenski lundastofninn hefur verið í rénun síðan þá. Hlutfall ungfugla í veiði 1996-2018 hefur verið tölfræðilega marktækt undir viðmiðunarmörkum, en aukist verulega síðustu tvö ár.
  • Circumnavigation Оf Iceland

    Circumnavigation Оf Iceland

    A R C T I C C I R C L E distinctive travel for more than 35 years CIRCUMNAVIGATION OF ICELAND LAND OF FIRE AND ICE AR CTIC CIRCLE Grímsey Island Vigur Island Húsavík Ísafjörður Siglufjörður Lake Goðafoss Mývatn Seyðisfjörður Thingvellir National Djúpivogur Park Reykjavík Gullfoss Jökulsárlón Geysir Heimaey UNESCO Surtsey World Heritage Site Cruise Itinerary North Atlantic Air Routing Land Routing Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon Itinerary* Discover the ethereal “Land of Fire and Ice”—one of the Reykjavík u Ísafjörður u Siglufjörður world’s most enchanting and distinctive destinations—on this Lake Mývatn u Seyðisfjörður u Heimaey Island specially designed seven-night circumnavigation cruise of this stunning Nordic island nation. Cruise aboard the newest June 28 to July 6, 2020 Five-Star expedition ship, LE BELLOT, launching in 2020, Day featuring only 92 Suites and Staterooms and the world’s first 1 Depart Canada multisensory, underwater Observation Lounge. Look for orca, humpback whales and rare migratory birds; see landscapes of 2 Reykjavík, Iceland/Embark Le Bellot ancient Viking ruins and crystalline glaciers atop simmering 3 Vigur Island/Ísafjörður volcanoes; and touch ice fragments calved from one of Europe’s 4 Siglufjörður/Grímsey Island/Arctic Circle largest glaciers. Cross the Arctic Circle on Grímsey Island and cruise along the coast of Surtsey, one of Earth’s youngest 5 Húsavík for Lake Mývatn islands and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore the 6 Seyðisfjörður majestic and rocky vista of a former lava lake and marvel at dramatic Goðafoss, the “Waterfall of the Gods.” Includes 7 Djúpivogur for Jökulsárlón round-trip air from Boston, Montreal, New York-JFK, Newark, 8 Vestmannaeyjar for Heimaey Island/ Toronto and Washington-Dulles; Low Air Add-Ons are Cruise around Surtsey Island available from select cities.† Reykjavík and the Golden Circle Pre-Circumnavigation Option.