Greenland Tours
Greenland is an exciting Arctic adventure destination where you can experience dog sledding, whales, icebergs, northern lights, the ice cap, and lots more.
The first people to set foot in Greenland arrived around 4-5000 years ago from the North American continent. No less than six different Inuit cultures have immigrated in several waves. Greenland's population today is descended from the last immigration, the Thule culture, which arrived there around the 9th century AD.
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Ilulissat - Images of Ice
3 to 5 days, Summer
Explore this modern Greenlandic town north of the Polar Circle and experience the unique Disko Bay: Calving glaciers and gigantic icebergs: Majestic Icebergs are situated in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Ilulissat Ice Fjord right outside the town and can be experienced at close range on our Midnight Cruises or during full day excursions where we cruise close to the impressive glacier of Eqi. Isolated Settlements: On other excursions we sail to small and remote settlements, where "the old world" and the Greenlandic hunters still live much according to ancient traditions.
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Accessible via a short, five-hour flight from the east coast of the United States, Iceland is a lot closer than you might imagine
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