The Greenland Voyage

The world's second-largest fjord system with kilometer-high mountains, icebergs, whales, glacial waterfalls, and remote settlements.

The capital of Greenland and a vibrant, modern city, Nuuk is a cultural center fuelled by fresh air, strong coffee, and outdoor adventure

A brief stop in the beautiful settlement with a population of less than 200.

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A brief stop in the remote and stunning settlement of Arsuk, marking the line to south Greenland.

Situated in a fjord system known for its abundant whales and seals, hiking, and mineral deposits, Narsaq is also a hub for sheep farming in South Greenland.

Relax in comfort in artistic Qaqortoq as you explore the Viking history of South Greenland at the nearby Hvalsey church ruin and soak in Greenland's premier hot spring.

Gateway to the climbing, hiking and sailing paradise of the Tasermiut Fjord, Nanortalik is also a rich fishing ground with an impressive local museum.

Relax in comfort in artistic Qaqortoq as you explore the Viking history of South Greenland at the nearby Hvalsey church ruin and soak in Greenland's premier hot spring

Situated in a fjord system known for its abundant whales and seals, hiking, and mineral deposits, Narsaq is also a hub for sheep farming in South Greenland.

Relax in comfort in artistic Qaqortoq as you explore the Viking history of South Greenland at the nearby Hvalsey church ruin and soak in Greenland's premier hot spring

A brief stop in the remote and stunning settlement of Arsuk, marking the line to south Greenland.

Follow‌ ‌white-tailed‌ ‌eagles‌ ‌on‌ ‌an‌ ‌outdoor‌ ‌adventure‌ ‌along‌ ‌ancient‌ ‌trails,‌ ‌then‌ ‌relax‌ and watch for whales ‌in‌ ‌the‌ ‌community‌ ‌embrace‌ ‌of‌ ‌friendly‌ ‌locals‌ ‌in‌ ‌Paamiut.‌

A brief stop in the beautiful settlement with a population of less than 200.

The capital of Greenland and a vibrant, modern city, Nuuk is a cultural center fuelled by fresh air, strong coffee, and outdoor adventure.

Maniitsoq and its surrounding area are one of Greenland’s best-kept secrets. Located between Nuuk and Sisimiut and with easy access via air or sea, it offers plenty of raw experiences for nature beings.

The brightly painted houses of Kangaamiut welcome you to one of the most impressive fjordscapes in all of Greenland.

Itilleq is located 2km north of the Arctic Circle. Here, the sea and the sky dominate, and its 89 residents live fishing and hunting under a stunning backdrop of steep mountains.

On the edge of the largest stretch of ice-free land in Greenland, Sisimiut is the country’s adventure capital. Its enormous backcountry provides endless opportunities for visitors to embrace their inner Nature Being and explore the tundra of the Arctic Circle region.

A brief stop in the popular settlement among fishermen a regional travelers by boat or helicopter.

Maze-like waterways, abundant wildlife, and trails only the local hunters know make Kangaatsiaq an unspoiled destination for authenticity seekers.

Playful whales, a thousand islands, and small colourful houses hide an impressive collection of custom artwork at the edge of Disko Bay in Aasiaat.

Ilulissat is home to the UNESCO listed Ilulissat Icefjord, where whale blows or sled dog paws echo off icebergs larger than your imagination.

Unique in Greenland, Qeqertarsuaq's black sand beaches and volcanic rock formations offer unusual whale watching and hiking opportunities in Disko Bay.

Ilulissat is home to the UNESCO listed Ilulissat Icefjord, where whale blows or sled dog paws echo off icebergs larger than your imagination.

A chorus of Greenlandic sled dogs at the base of the heart-shaped mountain calls you to adventure amidst the enormous icebergs of the Uummannaq Fjord.

Ilulissat is home to the UNESCO listed Ilulissat Icefjord, where whale blows or sled dog paws echo off icebergs larger than your imagination.

Greenland's hidden paradise where the traditional way of life is showcased amidst a hinterland of freely roaming musk ox and abundant fishing waters.

Unique in Greenland, Qeqertarsuaq's black sand beaches and volcanic rock formations offer unusual whale watching and hiking opportunities in Disko Bay.

Playful whales, a thousand islands, and small colourful houses hide an impressive collection of custom artwork at the edge of Disko Bay in Aasiaat.

Maze-like waterways, abundant wildlife, and trails only the local hunters know make Kangaatsiaq an unspoiled destination for authenticity seekers.

A brief stop in the popular settlement among fishermen a regional travelers by boat or helicopter.

On the edge of the largest stretch of ice-free land in Greenland, Sisimiut is the country’s adventure capital. Its enormous backcountry provides endless opportunities for visitors to embrace their inner Nature Being and explore the tundra of the Arctic Circle region.

Itilleq is located 2km north of the Arctic Circle. Here, the sea and the sky dominate, and its 89 residents live fishing and hunting under a stunning backdrop of steep mountains.

The brightly painted houses of Kangaamiut welcome you to one of the most impressive fjordscapes in all of Greenland.

Maniitsoq and its surrounding area are one of Greenland’s best-kept secrets. Located between Nuuk and Sisimiut and with easy access via air or sea, it offers plenty of raw experiences for nature beings.

The capital of Greenland and a vibrant, modern city, Nuuk is a cultural center fuelled by fresh air, strong coffee, and outdoor adventure.

A direct flight from Nuuk, Greenland to Keflavik, Iceland. Our collaboration with Icelandair is designed to support seamless schedules through direct transfers from airport to ship and ship to airport. Your flight arrival is on ship departure day and your ship arrival is on your flight departure day.

Learn the basics of Greenland, from its surprising history to today's Greenland, with our local guide, followed by a fun workshop on Greenlandic. Sentences like tuttut tuttutut tuttutuuttut or other ones like tuttut tututtut tuttutuuttut will be taught.

Make the most out of your one-and-a-half-hour stop in Paamiut during the longest day on the sea by taking a guided walk with a local guide.

33 hours off the ship in one of the most calming places on earth. Your program: • Disembark the ship in Narsaq (your suite remains reserved and private) • 45 mins. boat trip from Narsaq to Itilleq further into the fjord • Luggage transfer from Itilleq to Igaliku • Hike from Itilleq to Igaliku (or request transport) • Lunch in Igaliku Country Hotel • Dinner in Igaliku Country Hotel • Overnight in Igaliku cabins, double room • UNESCO guided tour in Igaliku • Lunch pack from Igaliku Country Hotel • Visit the Hvalsey Church ruin (by boat) • Boat trip to Qaqortoq (the capital of South Greenland) • Rejoin the ship in Qaqortoq

Make the most out of your time in Qaqortoq by taking a guided walk with a local guide. The guide design and adapt the guided walk based on the day's local happenings.

Enjoy dinner in a local restaurant before heading back towards Nuuk. A glass of wine, beer, or soda and a guided transfer between the ship and the restaurant is included. The restaurant varies in rotations.

Learn the basics of Greenland, from its surprising history to today's Greenland with our local guide, followed by a fun workshop on Greenlandic. Sentences like tuttut tuttutut tuttutuuttut or other ones like tuttut tututtut tuttutuuttut will be taught.

Make the most out of your one-and-a-half-hour stop in Paamiut during the longest day on the sea by taking a guided walk with a local guide.

After your full day of activities in the capital of Greenland with local operators and on your own, we meet up on the ship again and take the shuttle bus to a local restaurant for a nice dinner. One glass of wine, beer, or soda is included. The restaurant varies in rotations.

Likelihood of whales. The fiords of Greenland have always been a center for people due to the high amount of resources, fish, whales, and reindeer. Recently the fiord of Nuuk became protected for humpback whales – meaning this is the only place in Greenland where they can’t be hunted. We find that 3 hours is the perfect time in Nuuk to get to the whales. But of course, we do not offer any form of guarantee of seeing the whales as these wild animals move around of their own free will. The deep fiords are in some places all the way down to 600 meters in depth, which is the perfect place for the great gentle giants, the humpback whales. The humpback whale is the whale we usually see in the fiords around Nuuk, and it is easily recognizable by its beautiful tail. To experience these giants of the sea at close range is almost a spiritual experience that overwhelms many.

Welcome back to Nuuk, where the scheduled port time is 13 hours before proceeding north. Begin your day with a nice and different brunch in a local restaurant. Transfer from ship to restaurant included. The restaurant varies in rotations.

Make the most of your day in Nuuk, the capital of Greenland, by walking with a local guide. The guide design and adapt the walk based on the day's local happenings.

Hotel Maniitsoq prepares a special brunch for our passengers with local produce. The beautiful restaurant is located a few feet away from the sea on the island of Maniitsoq, overlooking the stunning panoramic view of kilometer-high rising cliffs and mountains of the mainland.

Make the most out of your morning in Maniitsoq by taking a guided walk with a local guide. The guide design and adapt the guided walk based on the day's local happenings. The route can include steep stairs and hills.

Rare, limited, and highly exclusive. Regarded as one of the most beautiful fjords of Greenland you get to disembark our ship in Maniitsoq, board the local boat operator Maniitsoq Tour Boat and sail into the Eternity Fjord. After your experience of the ice age in the Eternity Fjord you board back to our ship directly from the local boat to our ship near the settlement of Kangaamiut.

Welcome to the arctic circle! An epic day in the Eternity Fjord does not need to end - which is why our late arrival to Sisimiut includes a transfer to a local bar to cheer off the day with a glass of wine, beer, or soda. The ship is in Sisimiut for the night and will proceed north the following morning after brunch - so yes, you have time to enjoy Greenlands' most adventurous city and the best storytellers.

We begin our day where we left off: in Sisimiut. Have a nice and different brunch in a local restaurant. Transfer between ship and restaurant included. The restaurant varies in rotations.

Make the most of your morning in Sisimiut by walking with a local guide. The guide design and adapt the tour based on the day's local happenings. The route can include steep hills and stairs.

Lunch in a local restaurant. The restaurant varies from rotations.

Likelihood of whales. Hop onboard a local boat and take a trip close to the icebergs and whales. We cooperate with a group of independent local tour operators.

Welcome to Ilulissat, the home to one of the planet's biggest icebergs. Disembark the ship for the day while it takes a quick roundtrip to Disko Island (which you'll visit Southbound), and have a nice and different brunch in the city. The brunch location varies in rotations. A transfer from the ship to the restaurant is included.

A wonderful dinner experience to remember. A glass of wine, beer, or soda, and transfers to and from the restaurant are included. Ilulissat has multiple renowned restaurants and the location varies from rotation.

Make the most of your day in Ilulissat by walking with a local guide. The guide design and adapt the walk based on the day's local happenings.

Make the most of your day in Uummannaq by walking with a local guide. The local guide design and adapt the walk based on the day's local happenings. The walk includes one of the steepest hills in Greenland.