Sisimiut (Greenlandic for ‘Those who live in fox holes’) is where the traditional and the modern Greenland meet. Being situated 50 kilometres north of the Polar Circle makes Sisimiut one of the best places in the world for seeing Northern Light. Furthermore; due to the fantastic backcountry it is also one of the best places to enjoy dogsledding, snowmobiling and skiing. View Itinerary & Departures »

A wonderful introduction to South Greenland. Experience the quaint town of Narsaq before you travel to Narsarsuaq which borders an area which has recently been awarded UNESCO World Heritage status. There is plenty to see; from hikes to the Inland Ice Cap to remains from both the Inuit and Viking settlers that once lived in the area. View Itinerary & Departures »

South Greenland is the often overlooked by visitors travelling to Greenland - and it is a real shame. The area has so many Arctic experiences to offer: From iceberg-filled fjords to dramatic glaciers, not to mention archaeological remains from the Inuit and Viking settlers.Narsarsuaq is the gateway to South Greenland. Meaning ‘great plain’ in Greenlandic it is today the site of a small international airport. View Itinerary & Departures »

A true blend of the past and the modern world. You will find all facilities of a metropolis as well as the warm friendliness of a small town. This program is suitable for travellers who do not want to change accommodation every day and for those who like to have several options of evening restaurants and city facilities at close range. View Itinerary & Departures »

When visiting Greenland, most people want to see the icebergs, and the desitnation to see icebergs is without a doubt Ilulissat. View Itinerary & Departures »

The smallest and northernmost capital in the world awaits you. This fascinating town of contrasts, will offer you a glimpse of old Greenlandic culture and at the same time show you a modern capital with shopping possibilities, good restaurants and the beautiful Arctic nature just outside town. View Itinerary & Departures »