Adventure company Secret Atlas has launched a new expedition micro cruise to explore the stunning fjord system, towering icebergs, elusive wildlife and remote communities of Greenland.
Greenland is the largest island on the planet but only has a population of 56,000 inhabitants making it one of the most sparsely populated places on Earth. The lucky few who visit Greenland, rarely make it to Scoresby Sund due to only being accessible from August – October but the new cruise will explore this remote locale for eight days.
With only 12 guests onboard the MV Vikingfjord, Secret Atlas promises an intimate experience with crowd-free expeditions and flexible itineraries led by world-class expedition leaders ensuring the best chance of seeing muskox, glaciers and the Northern Lights, which appear from September.
Setting sail onboard the MV Vikingfjord, the expedition micro cruise spends eight days exploring the stunning landscapes of Scoresby Sund, including as much time as possible spent off the ship on daily Zodiac cruises and onshore hikes.
Guests are in for a treat at the end of the expedition, when the ship sails up the longest fjord on the planet and past the impressive ice giants of Scoresby Sund before visiting the small and remote community of Ittoqqortoormiit. Made up of only 400 Greenlandic people, the remote community is one of the most isolated settlements in Greenland and a unique opportunity to learn about Inuit traditions.
The 10-Day East Greenland Explorer Fly & Cruise with Secret Atlas takes place from August – October with prices including bespoke meet and greet, a welcome dinner with the Secret Atlas team and eight days cruising onboard the MV Vikingfjord. The price excludes a mandatory exclusive charter flight from Keflavik Airport (KEF) to Constable Point in Scoresbysund (CNP), and overnight accommodation at the Aurora Hotel on arrival and departure.
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