Icebergs in Greenland

Greenland

Don’t let the name fool you – this is a landscape of extremes, wild, glaciated and beautiful

Adventure Holidays in Greenland

Greenland is the world’s largest island, and home to a staggering coast-to-coast ice sheet that covers 80% of its land and reaches depths of three kilometres. For many people, Greenland trips are the ultimate in polar adventure holidays. Towns cling to its rocky coastline, pristine fjords eat into the landscape and vast glaciers slowly carve their way through the mountains.

In the short summer season, the Midnight Sun brings 24-hour daylight to the island, and it’s a wonderful place to spot wildlife such as polar bears, humpback whales, musk oxen, walruses, reindeer and sea eagles. And, due to the country's isolation and northerly position, Greenland tours offer excellent chances of seeing the Northern Lights during the winter months. 

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Greenland Adventure Holidays

Walking Wild Greenland

A spectacular walking journey through the mountain and coastal wilderness of Greenland’s fjorded east coast.

Guided Group

Walking & Trekking
10 days Excl. Flights
From £4,599
Activity Rating - Leisurely/Moderate
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Sunset view over the icefjord in Ilulissat
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West Greenland: Disko Bay

This voyage focuses on Disko Bay, an area as rich in history and legend as it is famous for icebergs and whales.

Guided Group

Polar Expeditions
10 days Excl. Flights
From £3,500
Activity Level: Leisurely
Icefjord of Midnight Sun
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Greenland Explorer

An extended voyage to Greenland, home to the world’s great fjords and most active glaciers outside of Antarctica.

Polar Expeditions
15 days Excl. Flights
From £6,000
Activity Level: Leisurely
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Greenland highlights

Northern Greenland has some of the fastest-moving glaciers in the world, including the most productive glacier outside of Antarctica, the Sermeq Kujalleq. At 10km wide and 1,000m thick, it’s enormous. Reaching the sea in the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Ilulissat Icefjord, on the west coast, the glacier produces more than 10% of the icebergs in Greenland, corresponding to 20 million tonnes of ice per day.

Eastern Greenland is the island's most isolated region, with its remote coastal communities demonstrating traditional ways of life that are now long past in other areas of the country. Here, you'll find the remains of Thule winter houses, once inhabited by the ancestors of Greenland’s indigenous people. The region is also home to the world's largest fjord complex, Ittoqqortoormiit (formerly known as Scoresbysund), and Iceberg Alley, where majestic 'bergs tower above sea level.

Responsible travel

We offer more than 500 holidays across 100 countries on all seven continents. And although we’ve grown in the past 40 years, our philosophy has stayed the same: to bring like-minded people together on authentic adventures, with minimal impact to the environments and cultures we visit. We work only with reputable partners, with whom we’ve built long-standing relationships, and participate in various community and environmental projects around the world. Read more about our responsible travel initiatives here.

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