Scoresby Sund Aurora Borealis

In depth exploration of Greenland’s East coast fjords | 11 Days

By early autumn the ice floes have usually dispersed giving access to the fjords of East Greenland, the world’s largest and deepest fjord system. The days are still long but temperatures can drop below freezing and the stark ice contrasts with the rich colours of the tundra. This Scoresby Sund voyage, out of Akureyri crosses the Arctic Circle into the home waters of multiple species of whale. Spot huge icebergs as you journey into the world’s deepest fjord system .We visit a modern settlement and witness traditional Greenlandic culture.  You can hope to see huge icebergs, birds moving south on migration, musk oxen, seals and on clear nights the Aurora Borealis.

Ship:                    Plancius

When:                 30 August – 9 September 2024

Guide price:      £6,720 per person based on twin cabin (private facilities)

Options:  Try a similar voyage on Ortelius 10 – 24 September 2024 including long hiking options.  Prices from £6,720 per person in twin cabin (private facilities).

Options:  Hondius operates the same voyage 4 – 15 September 2025.

Options:  Ocean Adventurer has Three Arctic Islands – Iceland, Greenland and Spitsbergen sailing between Reykjavik and Helsinki 25 August – 8 September 2024.

Options:  Ultramarine has a variety of  Greenland Adventures in summer 2024 and 2025 visiting Greenland’s spectacular fjords, and taking advantage of Ultramarine’s twin-engine helicopters to take you to areas others can’t reach. Ask for details.

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