Arctic

Few places on earth can rival Greenland for natural grandeur. An island of great proportions, it is dominated by the world's second largest icecap. Only a narrow coastal fringe of rugged mountains and intensely green valleys remains ice-free, allowing a resilient and determined community to live at the edge of the habitable world.

With crystal clear air, magnificent scenery and a fascinating culture both past and present the world's largest island remains one of the last unspoilt wilderness areas and is more accessible than many people think.

Greenland is home to a resolute population of 56,000. A mix of native Inuit and Danish decent, ninety percent of Greenlanders live in scattered settlements along the west coast, while the east is virtually uninhabited outside the Ammassalik area.

Holidays and Adventure Cruises in Greenland

We offer a collection of land-based holidays to Greenland as well as an expedition cruise from Spitsbergen to East Greenland.