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West Greenland: Exploring the Far North

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16 daysDuration
Group TourJoin a group of travelers
138 peopleMaximum group size
18 - 99 yearsAge range for participants
EnglishGuide language
Easy
Light physical activity suitable for most people with average fitness levels.
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Highlights

Reach Kap Alexander and beyond for the most northerly destination on our journey

Explore the Illulisat Icefjord UNESCO World Heritage Site

Strong likelihood of viewing the enchanting Northern Lights

Visit the remote communities of Qanaaq and Upernavik

Reach Smith Sound, where Greenland and Canada are mere miles apart

Experience Greenlandic traditions at Uummannaq

Itinerary

day 1Arrive in Reykjavik

Arrive in the Icelandic capital and make your way to the group hotel near Keflavik airport, included in your Charter Flight & Hotel Package. You will have the rest of the day to explore this fascinating city, known for its Norse history and stunning architecture. If you do plan to visit Reykjavik, allow for a one-hour transfer to and from the airport area.

day 2Fly to Nuuk and embark

day 3Sisimiut

day 4Disko Bay

day 5Upernavik

day 6At Sea

day 7Kap Alexander

day 8Qaanaaq

day 9 - 10At Sea

day 11Uummannaq

day 12Eqip Sermia

day 13Ilulissat

day 14Itilleq

day 15Disembark at Kangerlussuaq

day 16Depart Reykjavik

What's Included

Accommodation
All accommodation: 13 nights on the ship, 2 nights hotel, Mandatory charter flight and hotel package including flights from/to Reykjavik and two hotel nights near Keflavik Airport
Meals
All meals while on the ship, plus beer and house wine during dinner
Transport
Immersive itinerary with all transport and listed activities
Guide
Expert tour leader to enhance your adventure

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