15 nights · 24. August - 8. September 2026 · Reykjavík → Reykjavík
From Reykjavík this fifteen-night round trip crosses the Denmark Strait to the largest fjord systems of East Greenland. The Silver Endeavour, carrying 200 guests and rated to PC6 polar class, is one of the most ice-capable expedition ships in the fleet, with a helideck and a Zodiac fleet for landings in thinly settled bays. The arc takes in Scoresby Sound, the largest fjord system on Earth, as well as Kaiser Franz Joseph Fjord and King Oscar Fjord with their steep table mountains and inland-ice margins.
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The world's northernmost capital is the starting point for Iceland's wonders: geysers, volcanoes, glaciers and northern lights. The creative, compact city with the striking Hallgrímskirkja offers excellent cuisine and a surprisingly lively cultural scene.
This remote Inuit settlement of around 350 inhabitants is one of the loneliest inhabited places on earth, sitting at the entrance to Scoresby Sound, the world's largest fjord system. Brightly painted wooden houses, sled dogs and drift ice define this gateway to the East Greenland wilderness.
On Greenland's east coast, Scoresby Sund stretches over several hundred kilometres and ranks as the world's largest fjord system. Icebergs, musk oxen and sheer basalt walls shape this remote landscape.
Mighty fjord on the east coast of Greenland, deep within Northeast Greenland National Park. Steep sandstone and basalt walls rise up to 2,000 metres from the water, while musk oxen and Arctic wolves roam the uninhabited landscape.
Deeply incised fjord on the east coast of Greenland, set within Northeast Greenland National Park, the largest national park in the world. Bare red-sandstone mountains, vast calving glaciers and herds of musk oxen characterise this uninhabited polar landscape.
Dynjandi lies on the namesake fjord in Iceland's remote Westfjords and tumbles down some 100 metres over seven tiers. The uppermost step is 30 metres wide and the foot 60 metres across, giving the falls their characteristic bridal-veil shape.
The world's northernmost capital is the starting point for Iceland's wonders: geysers, volcanoes, glaciers and northern lights. The creative, compact city with the striking Hallgrímskirkja offers excellent cuisine and a surprisingly lively cultural scene.
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