The North Greenland Voyage

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.

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.