Each fjord from Isortoq to Umivik Bay has its own tale, told by locals living much as their ancestors did. Their traditions are a bridge
to the past, offering us a rare glimpse into a life led in harmony
with nature’s grandeur.
Wild Encounters
and Trails Less Travelled:
Greenland’s wildlife watches us as we pass, curious and cautious.
Our hikes are not just walks but dialogues with the land itself,
revealing hidden lakes and vistas that few eyes have seen.
Glacier Voyages
and Midnight Magic:
We arrive to Kulusuk, where icebergs stand like guardians
of the sea. The midnight sun keeps our path lit, casting a surreal glow over the ice. It’s a journey through time, past towering glaciers
that whisper the earth’s ancient stories.
Sailing through Prins Christians Sund, we’re transitioning from the icy embrace of the East to the greener, gentler South. Here,
abandoned villages speak silently of times gone by, their stories carried on the wind.
We mark the difficulty
of this stage as 4 out of 5.
That means you should be prepared
for the challenging conditions. It comes with the possibilities of a strong wind,
big waves, low temperature, and offshore passages for a couple of days.
Talking about this exact stage, it shouldn’t be too wavy, but some of the challenges are: several long passages, fogs at times,
and navigating between the icebergs.
We're setting off from Isafjordur, crossing the vast Denmark Strait that may take us up around 2 days. This leg of the trip includes offshore passage, navigating through fog, and encountering icebergs, offering a thrilling yet challenging experience.