Sail alongside some of the Arctic's most colossal icebergs and through the calm waters of Turner Sound and Rømer Fjord. Cruise these waters in zodiacs to the foot of vertiginous cliffs at Viking Bay and unearth the history of long-abandoned Inuit settlements for incredible discoveries of arctic lifestyles. Hike through the valleys, over the fjords, in search of Arctic fox, polar bears, reindeer, and muskox. Encompass the spirit of adventure as you traverse the red rocky slopes of Røde Ø, the red island, formed from beautiful red sandstone, a great contrast to the vast blue and white icebergs which float silently below.

THE SEA ICE SURROUNDING EAST GREENLAND BREAKS UP IN THE SUMMER, ALLOWING US TO EXPLORE THE REGIONS BREATHTAKING LANDSCAPES AND GLACIER-CARVED FJORDS.

Your exact itinerary will depend on weather conditions, but we hope to explore Scoresby Sund, the largest fjord system in the world, paying a visit to the Inuit settlement of Ittoqqortoormiit.

What makes this trip extraordinary?

• Visit the Bjorne Islands, also known as the Bear Islands, which remain uninhabited with occasional sights of majestic polar bears
• Enjoy thrilling Zodiac cruises to the largest glaciers in the world
• Trek along the red slopes of Røde Ø, the red island, and relinquish in unfathomable natural beauty
• Visit Ittoqqortoormiit, the largest inhabited village in Scoresby Sund and learn about the arctic lifestyle