Embark on an 8-day adventure cruise to Greenland aboard the MS Seaventure. Explore unique natural wonders in Attu, observe local wildlife, and visit the colorful village of Ilimanaq. Discover the heart-shaped mountain in Uummannaq and stroll through Ikerasak. Witness awe-inspiring iceberg calving in Karrat Fjord and explore towns like Nuugaatsiaq, Kangerluk, Aasiaat, and Itilleq. This adventure promises guided hikes, zodiac cruises, and a deep dive into Greenland's captivating beauty and history.
Highlights
Explore Attu's unique nature and observe local wildlife up close
Discover the idyllic village of Ilimanaq and learn about its rich history on a guided hike
Experience the beauty of Uummannaq's heart-shaped mountain and explore the colorful town of Ikerasak
Witness icebergs calving in the breathtaking Karrat Fjord and join a zodiac cruise
Activity options vary depending on destination and operator. Activity level is determined by the range and intensity of activities you choose to participate in. Discuss with your Trip Planner which options are best for you.
A charter flight takes you from Keflavik, Iceland, to Kangerlussuaq, Greenland. Then transfer you to the port, where the MS Seaventure anchors. Embarkation is conducted via Zodiac boats. Your adventure begins in the evening.
Just 200 people live in the small town of Attu, near Disko Bay. Use the day for a hike through the unique nature and, with a bit of luck, observe the local wildlife up close.
On the third day of the cruise, one of the smallest settlements in Disko Bay awaits you in Ilimanaq, with its 50 inhabitants. The idyllic village, with its colorful houses and picturesque surroundings, is still mainly inhabited by hunters and fishermen and can look back on a rich history. Learn more about this town on your guided hike (included). Afterward, the journey continues towards the impressive Equip Glacier.
You are about 311 miles (500 km) north of the Arctic Circle. Uummanaq’s landmark is the heart-shaped mountain of the same name, at the foot of which nestle numerous colorful houses, winding paths, and countless sled dogs. The small town of Ikerasak, with a population of just under 230, is located near Uummannaq, which is considered one of the most beautiful towns in Greenland. Weather permitting, go ashore and explore the town on a city walk (included).
In the morning, drive through the Karrat Fjord. With a bit of luck, you can see icebergs calving as you drive through the fjord landscape—an impressive and breathtaking experience. In the afternoon, the ship anchors in front of Nuugaatsiaq, a place with a tragic history: in 2017, the village was hit by a big tsunami. The place has not been inhabited since then. If weather permits, you can join a hike and participate in a zodiac cruise (both included).
On the sixth day, visit the smallest and largest towns on your trip. With just 11 inhabitants, Kangerluk is the smallest town you can visit. Aasiaat is the heart of an archipelago of low-lying islands. What Aasiaat lacks in vertical height, it makes up for with its huge coastline. In both settlements, guided hikes will be offered (included).
Many years ago, the town you are visiting today was a fishing and trading town. Nowadays, there are only around 100 inhabitants in the picturesque fishing village. Explore the town on a guided hike (included).
Day 8: Kangerlussuaq | Disembark
1 Breakfast
Back in Kangerlussuaq early in the morning. Now it is time to say goodbye to the MS Seaventure. Your charter flight will take you back from Greenland to Iceland in the early evening.
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$5,7702-3 travelers
Greenland Passenger Tax/Fee - DKK 50. (approx. 7.50 USD) per person per port call or arrival at the anchorage will be settled in USD at the end of the voyage via the onboard account.
Category 1
18 m2 / 194 sqf - Outside cabins in this category are located on deck 3 and feature a double bed or two twin beds and a private bathroom with shower. A living area with TV, wardrobe and refrigerator makes your stay even more pleasant. Additional amenities include include live boradcast from outboard camera, individual temperature controls, hair dryer and safe.
Category 2
18 m2 / 194 sqf - Outside cabins in Category 2 are located on deck 4 and are partially also suitable for a triple occupancy. They and offer a double or twin beds as well as private bathroom with shower. A living area with TV, wardrobe and refrigerator makes your stay even more pleasant. Additional amenities include include live boradcast from outboard camera, individual temperature controls, hair dryer and safe. A picture window provides great unrestricted views of the ocean and landscapes.
Category 3
18 m2 / 194 sqf - Outside cabins in Category 3 are located on deck 4 and are partially also suitable for a triple occupancy. They and offer double or twin beds as well as private bathroom with shower. A living area with TV, wardrobe and refrigerator makes your stay even more pleasant. Additional amenities include live broadcast from outside camera, individual temperature controls, hair dryer and safe. A picture window provides great unrestricted views of the ocean and landscapes.
Category 4
18 m2 / 194 sqf - Outside cabins in Category 4 are located on deck 5 and have double or twin beds as well as private bathroom with shower. A living area with TV, wardrobe and refrigerator makes your stay even more pleasant. Additional amenities include live broadcast from outside camera, individual temperature controls, hair dryer and safe. A picture window provides great unrestricted views of the ocean and landscapes.
Category 5
18 m2 / 194 sqf - Outside cabins in Category 5 are located on deck 5 and have double or twin beds as well as private bathroom with shower. A living area with TV, wardrobe and refrigerator makes your stay even more pleasant. Additional amenities include live broadcast from outside camera, individual temperature controls, hair dryer and safe. A picture window provides great unrestricted views of the ocean and landscapes.
Category 6
18 m2 / 194 sqf + balcony - Outside cabins in Category 6 are located on deck 6 and have a balcony with double or twin beds as well as private bathroom with shower. A living area with TV, wardrobe and refrigerator makes your stay even more pleasant. Additional amenities include live broadcast from outside camera, individual temperature controls, hair dryer and safe. Enjoy the view from floor-to-ceiling windows or from the balcony.
Category 7
24 m2 / 258 sqf + big balcony - he Suites are located on deck 7 and offer a double bed and a private bathroom with bathtub. A living area with TV, wardrobe and refrigerator makes your stay even more pleasant. Additional amenities include live broadcast from outside camera, individual temperature controls, hair dryer and safe. Enjoy the view from floor-to-ceiling windows or from the balcony.
Notes
The minimum age requirement is 8 years on the Iceland Circumnavigation cruise and 10 years of age for cruises that combine Greenland and Iceland. The age restrictions are in place to ensure the safety and well-being of the child.
Please note: only one shore excursion per port of call is bookable in advance. If conditions allow for excursions to be combined, staff will announce this on board. Shore excursions are not included in the cruise fare. Please contact us for details.
Initial deposit is 20%, and most travelers will call our office and pay the deposit with a credit card.
Final payment is due 70 days prior to departure by Visa, Mastercard, Discover, or AmEx. All final payments by credit card may be subject to a surcharge and maximum of $20,000 charge
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