Iceland to Greenland Cruise

• Search for whales while following the Viking route across Denmark Strait to Greenland
• Experience east Greenland’s pristine, stunning fjords
• Get close to glaciers, and calving mighty icebergs
• Experience village life in Greenlandic fishing hamlets
• Visit the Norse ruins at Hvalsey, abandoned in the 1400s
• Visit Erik the Red’s former estate at Brattahlíð Explore Greenland’s newest UNESCO World Heritage Site, the fertile farmlands of Kujataa
• Wander the streets of Nuuk, Greenland’s dynamic capital

Tour Overview

Like the Vikings of old, we sail west from Reykjavík, into a region of mountains, glaciers, fjords, and icebergs. The icy realm of Greenland awaits.

Greenland’s east coast is just a day’s voyage from Reykjavík. Breathtaking fjords define this seldom-seen region. Whales and seabirds are abundant here. Photographers, birders, and hikers will be in awe.

Villages around Greenland’s southern tip offer glimpses of the island’s remarkable culture. Bask in the Unartoq geothermal springs. Explore the ruins of Brattahlið—a settlement founded by Erik the Red!

Heimaey is home to a bustling puffin colony and rich volcanic history! Greenland’s capital, Nuuk, offers shopping and dining. We’ll sail the mighty Sondre Stromfjord to our final destination, Kangerlussuaq.