East Greenland supplies an unparalleled blend of breathtaking natural beauty and thrilling exploration.
Whether you’re drawn to the awe-inspiring Northern Lights, the abundance of wildlife, or discovering some of the world’s most remote destinations, this region promises an unforgettable adventure.
Experience the ethereal glow of the aurora borealis during the winter months or enjoy the endless daylight of summer, when the sun never sets, both of these seasons reveal the true magic of East Greenland. Whether you’re weaving through giant icebergs or admiring the natural ice sculptures that make this region famous, this trip is certain to exceed your expectations.
Why visit?
- Remote wilderness
- Natural wonders
- Glacial landscapes
- Stunning views
- World-class excursions
- Unique wildlife
Day to day itinerary
Day One Constable Point
Your journey begins as you depart from Keflavik Airport and fly to Nerlerit Inaat Airport, also known as Constable Point. This iconic location is admired for its dramatic landscapes and crystal-clear skies, offering a rare opportunity for stargazing and witnessing the mesmerising Northern Lights. Here, your charter adventure begins, setting the stage for an extraordinary exploration.
Day Two - Four Viking Bay To Danmark Island
Viking Bay, a stunning destination rich in history and natural beauty, is home to some of the world’s most well-preserved Viking ruins. Surrounded by impressive peaks, this area allows you to and some of the deep history that this area is so famed for. You’ll also visit Danmark Island, where the rock formations are covered in a blanket of vibrant foliage. This area is a haven for wildlife, so keep your camera ready. Here, you may spot seals, Arctic foxes, white-tailed eagles, and even humpback whales.
Day Five - Six Hare Fjord, Ofjord, Bear Island, Sydkap
Set sail through the stunning Hare Fjord, believed to be named after the Arctic hare, where you’ll enjoy panoramic views of towering mountains with snow-capped peaks. Next, explore Ofjord, part of Scoresby Sound, the world’s longest fjord system. Sail through natural ice arches before making your way to Bear Islands, where the panoramic views of the waterways are simply unmatched.
Day Seven Thule Remains & Northeast Greenland National Park
Continuing your journey, you’ll visit the Thule Remains and Northeast Greenland National Park, the world’s largest national park and a place of immense beauty. Here you’re likely to spot some of the diverse animals that call this national park home. This includes the snowy owl, collared lemming, bearded seal, Arctic hare and Greenland wolves, a small pack that plays a crucial role in maintaining the Arctic ecosystem.
Day Eight - Nine Ittoqqortoormiit
Ittoqqortoormiit has been named one of the world’s most remote settlements and has a population of just 400 people. Surrounded by towering mountains, this colourful destination offers a unique opportunity for visitors to experience what it is like to live in such a secluded yet undeniably beautiful corner of the world. Here, you’ll be able to embark on a tour of Ittoqqortoormiit, hosted by a local guide who is native to this settlement, providing visitors with an inside look into how this remote community thrives.
