In Saqqaq, we will share morning kaffe-mik (coffee and cake) with the locals, learning more about their culture and lifestyle. Before departing, enjoy a tour around the many icebergs that get stranded here.
Often surrounded by icebergs in all shapes and sizes and in varying shades of white and turquoise, we will cruise the entrance of the Icefjord in local fishing boats, navigating amongst the many icebergs.
At the Greenlandic National Museum, we have the fantastic opportunity to see the famous Qilakitsoq mummies, and will leave time to visit Father Christmas's post office with the world's largest mailbox.
We will cruise through the narrow channels between the Lower Savage Islands to search for wildlife, and more specifically Polar Bears and seals, among the unusual rock formations.
Cape Dorset is the most famous Inuit art village in the Canadian North. Here we will visit the printmakers and carvers of the region. We will explore Mallikjuaq Territorial Park with its archaeological remains.
We will explore the uninhabited island's coast. Home to the world's largest population of Thick-billed Murres, estimated at well over a million birds, the island is also a summer home for Polar Bears.
We converge on the ruins of an entire Viking village dating back to the year 1000. Much of the L'Anse aux Meadows' archaeological site remains natural - only three buildings have been reconstructed.