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High up in the north, in arctic terrains, there hides Greenland, the largest island in the world and gateway between Europe and North America. It is where untouched wilderness, towering icebergs, majestic glaciers, and a landscape painted in shades of white and blue reward those who make the long long journey. It's a place where time seems to stand still, offering a rare glimpse into the raw beauty of the Arctic.Dominated by the Greenland Ice Sheet, covering about 80% of its landmass, the island is a dazzling spectacle of glacial landscapes. However, contrary to its icy reputation, Greenland hosts a surprising biodiversity in its Arctic ecosystems. From musk oxen grazing on the tundra to arctic foxes navigating the icy landscapes, the island harbors a delicate balance of flora and fauna adapted to the extreme polar conditions.
One would not particularly expect it in a place this secluded, but island also weaves a rich cultural tapestry. Home to the Inuit people, Greenland embraces a unique blend of indigenous traditions and modern influences. Inuit settlements dot the coastline, reflecting a resilient way of life deeply connected to the land and sea. Greenlandic, the official language, carries echoes of ancient Inuit heritage.
Prepare yourself for a blend of serenity, adventure, and profound respect for the untamed forces of nature!
Prepare yourself for a blend of serenity, adventure, and profound respect for the untamed forces of nature! And make sure to explore Greenland's ice before it finds its way to Bluewaters....
Let's go!
Day 1
Today we reach the world's largest island by plane from Reykjavik to Nuuk, the capital of Greenland. After arrival our guide will show us around and explain about everything from architecture to the daily life of the city's 19,000 residents. Get your camera ready! Upon finishing the tour, we will continue by boat: An hour-long trip will take us to the small Qooqqut fjord, nestled among high mountains. Here in the beautiful area lies the high-quality restaurant Qooqqut Nuann, a former sheep farming station. Before we land, we spend some time fishing. Overnight in cabins.
Day 2
Rise and shine to a day full of trekking! Once we have taken in the serene landscape around Qooqqut to the max, transfer to Nuuk. Overnight in the picturesque hotel.
Day 3
After breakfast, we are off to explore Nuuk further by foot. Prepare to be amazed by the local market with freshly caught fish, seals, and reindeer meat. There will be tastings as well as a Kaffe-Mik experience with locals. Overnight in hotel.
Day 4
Back on the boat! We are taking a six-hour trip to the Iceberg Fjord north of Nuuk. A majestic display of ice mountains in various shapes and shades of blue awaits. Dinner at a tapas bar.
Day 5
Today we will hike to Quassussuaq (we might also learn how to pronounce it properly). On this arctic summer day, our guide will lead us to one of the most characteristic peaks. Enjoy the unique views of the fjords, before the transfer to the airport.
Day 6
Return flight to Reykjavik.
Grade: easy
Activity: hiking, sailing, sightseeing.
Accomo / meals: comfy huts and 4 star hotel - double sharing. Single room subject of cost and availability at the time of booking. Meals excluded.
Cost: 12,900 AED excl. flights until MARCH 30th.
16,700 AED incl. flights from Reykjavik until MARCH 30th.
Trip schedule is based on Iceland Air:
DAY 1 KEF-GOH FI-113 08:00-10:45
DAY 6 GOH-KEF FI-118 01:10-05.30
Specifically excluded: visa, meals insurance. Schengen visa rules apply.
See yah in Greenland x
Trekkup Crew
Whatsapp 00971 50 4848238 / [email protected]
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