Prepare for the most ambitious itinerary ever offered by Arctic Umiaq Line as you embark on a full loop of Greenland's west coast, starting and ending in the capital, Nuuk. This grand journey navigates not just through the pristine waters of Greenland but through time itself, bringing you tantalizingly close to the very beginning of our universe within the ancient mountains of the Nuuk fjord. Experience the majesty of South Greenland during a comprehensive two-day tour that includes the southernmost town of Nanortalik, known for its breathtaking landscapes and rich Viking history. As you cross the Arctic Circle near Sisimiut, prepare for stunning vistas and cultural encounters that showcase the resilient spirit of the Arctic communities. Spend three immersive days exploring the Disko Bay area, where you'll visit Aasiaat, venture onto the mystical Disko Island, and marvel at the colossal icebergs of Ilulissat Icefjord—a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Each location offers unique experiences, from whale watching to insightful cultural tours. The journey continues with significant stops at the heart of Greenland's more remote communities: 12 hours in Uummannaq, 16 hours in Upernavik, and an extended three-day stay in Qaanaaq. These visits allow ample time to delve deep into the traditions and daily lives of the local Inuit populations, set against some of the most isolated and spectacular backdrops on the planet. Qaanaaq, one of Earth’s most remote places, serves as a highlight of this voyage, offering three days to experience its unique culture, stunning vistas, and the silence of the vast Arctic wilderness. This epic voyage aboard the Arctic Umiaq Line is more than a cruise; it’s an exploration into the heart of the Arctic, where every stop brings a story, every landscape a history, and every interaction an insight into the lives of those who dwell at the edge of the world. Join us for an unmatched exploration of Greenland's spectacular west coast—where adventure meets heritage, and beauty meets the boundless. Photos: Visit Greenland A/S