Fjords | Arctic, Iceland, Greenland & Norway


Visit isolated yet beautiful regions in Greenland on this unmissable adventure. Astonishing natural wonders and fascinating settlements far removed from modern day life await your discovery. Experience scenic cruising at its best in Prins Christiansund; sail amongst icebergs and glistening scenery on a tour to the Qooroq Glacier; meet friendly local people; and more. All topped off with calls into Iceland and Scotland.


Qooroq Ice Fjord


Your itinerary begins with two days in Iceland. First is the capital, Reykjavík, from where you can explore a host of natural wonders, including those found on the famous Golden Circle route: Gullfoss Waterfall, the Geysir region and Thingvellir National Park. Alternatively, visit the spectacular Blue Lagoon Spa to bathe in mineral-rich waters. Picturesque Ísafjörður follows, from where you can tour to the isolated, unspoilt Hornstrandir Nature Reserve, one of the most inaccessible areas in Iceland.


After a day at sea you’ll arrive in Greenland, where you’ll begin your expedition with a day of scenic cruising. See mighty mountains, glistening glaciers, majestic icebergs and plummeting waterfalls as you traverse the glassy waters of Prins Christiansund. Then you’ll sail Torssukátak, a stunning fjord home to many fascinating formations, including the Thumbnail and Baroness cliffs.


You’ll arrive into Qaqortoq the next day. You can join an accompanied hike along the shores of the Great Lake, taking you closer to Greenland’s Arctic landscapes. Or perhaps take up the chance to


experience Kaffe-Mik, a tradition where Greenlanders celebrate an event by inviting friends and relatives for coffee, tea and cake.


Next is Narsarsuaq. Home to lush valleys and rich flora and fauna it’s a hiker’s dream. Walk up to Signal Hill and you’ll be presented with beautiful views of the Tunulliarfik Fjord. Elsewhere, you’ll find the magnificent Qooroq Ice Fjord. Tons of ice break off the Qooroq Glacier into the fjord every day, which creates fascinating turquoise icebergs. On a tour you’ll be able to sail quietly amongst them.


Continue to Nanortalik, Greenland’s most southerly town, where steep mountainsides, picturesque fjords and small woodlands make up the beautiful surroundings. Take a step back in time on a visit to the Open Air Museum, which showcases traditional buildings, clothing, kayaks and more, giving an insight into how local people lived and worked. Afterwards, delight in majestic scenery as you depart Greenland via the Tasermiut Fjord. Relax with time at sea before your final call into Scrabster – gateway to John O’Groats.


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