On this mesmerizing 14-night voyage, the journey is as spectacular as the destinations we visit. Departing from the Icelandic capital, Reykjavík, we spend a relaxing day at sea before reaching Nanortalik, Greenland, gateway to the breathtaking Tasermuit Fjord. The dramatic scenery off Greenland’s west coast is all yours to absorb during a day at sea, before we come to picturesque Sisimiut, just above the Arctic Circle, and the capital, Nuuk, a small city of brightly colored houses, to visit the Greenland National Museum, and see humpback whales. Majestic wildlife, including white-tailed eagles, greets us at Paamiut before we sail through the long, narrow fjord system known as the Prince Christian Sound. After another day at sea, we reach Tasiilaq, to hike glaciers and explore ice caves. Now, we’ll catch our breath with a quiet sea day prior to our arrival in Ittoqqortoormiit, one of the most remote villages on Earth. It’s right next to the world’s biggest fjord system – Scoresby Sound – which we will spend an awe-inspiring day cruising. On reaching the Icelandic fishing town of Isafjordur, take time to soak up its pristine landscapes and rich heritage before returning to Reykjavík, our adventure’s end.

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Gateway to the “natural skyscraper” Tasermiut Fjord, this southern Greenland port is a jumping-off point for wild adventure. The sheer granite walls that shape the glacier-capped 43-mile-long fjord make it an Arctic wonder. Set on a small homonymous island near Tasermiut&#39;s mouth, Nanortalik is backed by pristine boreal beaches rising to unnamed peaks towering above intricate fjord systems. Sikorsuit, or sea ice, greets ships in the harbour in spring. The town&#39;s half-timbered, museum-piece hamlet showcases life under 19th-century Danish colonists, and the ingenuity of the native Inuit who have made their home here for centuries. Don&#39;t miss the 500-year-old umiak, the world&#39;s oldest open sealskin boat, at the museum.

This fast-growing city is second-only in size to the capital, Nuuk, 199 miles to the south. Set just above the Arctic Circle on the world&#39;s largest island, Sisimiut is a year-round adventure travel destination. Winter (January to April) is prime time for dog-sledding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, skiing, and spotting the Northern Lights. Summer (June to October) is great for hiking glacial valleys and exploring the iceblue waters by kayak. On the hill above the port, overlooked by Greenland&#39;s oldest church, Bethelkirken, Sisimiut Museum comprises several colonial clapboard buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries, with displays delving into the region&#39;s trade and shipping history.

The outlet for enormous Nuup Kangerlua, the world&#39;s second-largest fjord system, gives Greenland&#39;s capital its name – meaning “cape” in Greenlandic. Nuuk&#39;s natural drama is matched by showstopping cultural attractions, including the Greenland National Museum and Archives, which offer a comprehensive overview of local life from prehistoric times to the modern day. You&#39;ll find the museum on the Colonial Harbour, which was founded by Dano-Norwegian missionary, Hans Egede, in 1728, and is home to the nation&#39;s oldest buildings. Also visit Katuaq Cultural Centre, which has a striking design that echoes a rippling Northern Lights display, a natural phenomenon that paints the skies here in winter. It hosts rotating art exhibitions, a cool café and a performance space that taps into the region&#39;s lively local music scene.

Raise your eyes to the skies as you approach Paamiut harbour, because this southern settlement is the home of Greenland&#39;s largest population of white-tailed eagles. The Capital Region port is graced by brightly colored historic houses, and a museum that tells tales of the whaling and fur trading, which formed Paamiut&#39;s nascent economy. Explore a backcountry crisscrossed with ancient hunting trails now welcoming adventurous hikers and cross-country skiers in winter, leading along fjords where glaciers spill down from the Greenland Ice Cap. In warmer months, this is a prime place for whale watching, with minke, fin, orcas and humpback species often seen from shore.

Traversing this waterway at the southern tip of Greenland packs in all the big-hitters of an Arctic voyage: electric-blue glaciers creeping into the calm waters of the fjord, icebergs bobbing like dazzling white deserted islands, tiny clusters of paintbox-bright wooden huts. In places, this 60-mile fjord system narrows to about 1,500ft, so to cruise through it is to slow right down and gaze in awe-struck silence at the towering granite cliffs all around – and perhaps even spot the spouts and flukes of whales in the icy sea.

The largest town on Greenland&#39;s wild east coast, Tasiilaq is set on mountainous Ammassalik island, a remote place largely frequented by locals and supply ships. This part-uncharted landscape is steeped in Inuit tradition; hunting and dog sledding remain a way of life, and this is one of the few places in Greenland where you can still see Inuit drum dances performed. Visit Stunk artisan&#39;s workshop to watch some of the country&#39;s best carvers in action, and Tasiilaq Museum, set in a church constructed from a Danish sailing ship that grounded here in 1908, complete with traditional peat house annex.

One of the most remote settlements on earth is a tiny village (population 361) of wooden houses cheerfully painted in red, blue, green and yellow. It&#39;s so far-flung – only accessible by boat in summer when the sea ice melts – that it even has its own time zone (GMT-1). With the world&#39;s largest national park to the north and the largest fjord system to the south, this is a place of pristine, panoramic polar beauty. In the local museum, which was once the town&#39;s shop, traditional costumes and tools, as well as vintage photographs, give a snapshot of what it&#39;s like to live amid such rugged terrain.

Greenland is a place of remarkable beauty and perhaps nowhere is this more evident than at Scoresby Sound. The world&#39;s longest fjord system, this iceberg-strewn network of waterways extends inland like the branches of a tree from the Greenland Sea, carving deep channels through towering cliffs, and providing a home for species such as oxen, Arctic hares and foxes, and polar bears. As one of the most inaccessible places on Earth, Scoresby Sound remains utterly pristine, its otherworldly landscapes unadulterated by hordes of visitors. Gliding silently through these narrow fjords and rugged inlets, navigating past jagged icebergs and glittering floes, is an experience that will remind you just how precious the world&#39;s wildest places really are.

Ringed by dramatic mountains and perched on a narrow fjord-side spit of land, this old trading post&#39;s as remote as they come – yet boasts a trending arts scene. Walk among tin-roofed homes built by salt fish merchants, admire seagoing artifacts and – for some reason – a world-class accordion collection at the Maritime Museum. Discoveries further afield might include splendid Icelandic waterfalls, a pint-sized botanic garden in the tundra, and tiny villages dwarfed by their surrounding peaks.

When you look up to the mountains surrounding &Iacute;safj&ouml;r&eth;ur Fjord, you will notice an interesting indentation in one of the mountains. If you ask the locals to explain this, they might tell you that this &#39;bowl&#39; in the mountain was formed by a glacier, but it is more likely that they tell you what really happened. According to the legend, a huge troll once lived in the area. One day the troll decided to go for a walk in the fjord, but the troll got tired fast, so it took a seat on the tall mountain above the town. The mountain couldn&rsquo;t handle the weight of the massive troll, so a part of the mountainside was squashed, leaving a large bowl-like &#39;throne&#39; in the mountain. The dent is therefore known as the Troll&rsquo;s Throne, even though its formal name is &#39;Naustahvilft&#39;. The Troll&rsquo;s Throne is a popular hiking destination, ascending approximately 738 feet and situated only a few hundred feet from the port. The hiking trail is an ideal mixture of soil, grass, and trodden paths made by sheep. The view over &Iacute;safj&ouml;r&eth;ur town and the picturesque fjord is a great reward for completing your hike.

The Troll&rsquo;s Throne is a popular hiking route, situated only a few hundred feet from port. The view over &Iacute;safj&ouml;r&eth;ur town and the picturesque fjord is a great bonus to this invigorating hike.&nbsp;

Trolls Throne Hike

Vigur is a small and unique island, approximately 1.2 miles long and 1,312 feet wide. It is a green oasis in the blue waters of the &Iacute;safjar&eth;ardj&uacute;p Fjord. Countless birds nest during summer on the island, making it a bird watcher&rsquo;s paradise. The family that owns the island and live there are farmers and live off what the island gives them. After an approximately 20-minute boat ride, take a leisurely walk around the island, giving you the perfect opportunity to see an abundance of birds in their natural environment; Eider ducks nest here in great numbers. The farmer protects the nests and is rewarded with down that the ducks pluck from their own chests to shelter their eggs. Some relics of old farming methods are preserved in Vigur, including Iceland&rsquo;s oldest windmill, built in 1840 and used until 1917 for grinding imported wheat from Denmark. The houses also date back to the last century. Viktoria House was erected in Vigur in 1862, made of wood, which was pre-cut into shape in Norway. In , the house was restored by the National Museum of Iceland. The second house was erected by a young priest in 1884, an ancestor of the family living in Vigur today. Prior to heading back to &Iacute;safj&ouml;r&eth;ur, you will be served coffee and cakes in an old mid-19th century cow shed which has been restored into a welcoming reception area. &nbsp;

Just a brief boat trip away, Vigur Island is home to countless birds during the summer, making it a bird watcher&rsquo;s paradise. Enjoy a walking tour of this tiny island on this half-day adventure. &nbsp;

Vigur Island Visit

Explore the Icelandic past and present local culture, shaped by the rural way of life and harsh weather conditions. This journey takes you back in time at the fisherman´s hut. An authentic, refurbished fishing station that lies just off the Arctic circle, depicting the life of fishing crews through the ages. Attend a live music act at the artfully decorated, historic church, followed by historic accounts and folktales from the area. Enjoy sweeping views of the Snæfjallaströnd mountain chain and the sub-Arctic landscape, carved out by glaciers during the last Ice Age, whilst travelling to Tungudalur valley, a tranquil nature spot favored by the locals. Arriving at the oldest part of Ísafjörður, explore the heritage museum, showing life of the locals in the harsh times, contrasting today´s “softer” times. At the museum you get a taste of Icelandic Brennivín, dry fish and shark to complete the Westfjords experience.

Visit &Oacute;sv&ouml;r fisherman&lsquo;s hut, H&oacute;lskirkja &ldquo;the church on the hill&rdquo;, the Maritime museum, housed in one of the oldest buildings in Iceland, and make a stop in Tungudalur valley to photograph a lovely waterfall.

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Join a whale watching tour from &Iacute;safj&ouml;r&eth;ur town in a comfortable enclosed boat. Sit inside or go out on deck to take in the view. Cruise Iceland`s largest fjords, &Iacute;safjar&eth;ardj&uacute;p, a stunning fjord region with its beautiful inner fjords and picturesque mountain ranges. Sail along the beautiful Sn&aelig;fjallastr&ouml;nd (Snow Mountain-Coast) while looking out for whales in the water. Besides whales we might encounter seals as well as dolphins. &Iacute;safjar&eth;ardj&uacute;p, especially the beautiful island Vigur, is known for its rich bird life. Keep your eyes out on the water as chances are high that you will spot puffins (in season).

Join a whale watching tour from &Iacute;safj&ouml;r&eth;ur town in a comfortable enclosed boat.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Whale watching from Ísafjörður

Experience the awe-inspiring natural beauty surrounding &Iacute;safj&ouml;r&eth;ur like never before with a thrilling ATV adventure! Step off the pier and into excitement as you embark on a journey through rugged landscapes and hidden gems. Your adventure begins with a leisurely stroll to the ATV facility, where you will be outfitted with gear to ensure your comfort and safety throughout the expedition. Once geared up, rev your engines and traverse gravel paths, venturing into untouched territories. Ascend into the mountains and be greeted by panoramic vistas of &Iacute;safj&ouml;r&eth;ur and the Skutulsfj&ouml;r&eth;ur fjord. Marvel at the scenery as you soak in the tranquility of nature&#39;s grandeur, with sweeping views extending to the surrounding fjords, creating a postcard-perfect backdrop for your adventure. Drive back to the base and walk back to the pier.

Discover the magnificent nature around &Iacute;safj&ouml;r&eth;ur fjord in an exciting way by climbing on an ATV Bike (All-Terrain Vehicle).

ATV Adventure in Isafjordur

This brief excursion is perfect for those looking for an exciting introduction to the great sport of sea kayaking. Board your double kayak and start paddling under the magnificent mountains towering over the town around &Iacute;safj&ouml;r&eth;ur, experiencing the closeness of nature and the beauty of the landscape from an exciting angle and in a safe environment. Begin with a short lesson in paddling behind the Maritime Museum before paddling in a circle inside the fjord while keeping a sharp lookout for various bird species and seals.&nbsp;

This brief excursion is perfect for those looking for an exciting introduction to the great sport of sea kayaking in a scenic natural setting.

Calm Fjord Kayaking

The 1-hour drive to Dynjandi takes you along some of the most beautiful fjords in the Westfjords peninsula, with spectacular landscape views, giving you a taste of the glacier carved region in this oldest part of Iceland.&nbsp; Stop at the most enchanting and historical locations before reaching Dynjandi waterfall, considered the most picturesque waterfall in Iceland. Enjoying a leisurely stop at the 100 metres tall, magnificent waterfall that cascades down a mountainside, spreading out like a bridal veil, with several smaller waterfalls below it. Next, enjoy a traditional Icelandic fish soup at the community hall in &THORN;ingeyri, a classic example for a remote Icelandic fishing village nestled between the &ldquo;Icelandic Alps&rdquo; and the waters of D&yacute;rafj&ouml;r&eth;ur. Optionally, you can shop for locally crafted items for some unique gifts and souvenirs. End with a stroll around Skr&uacute;&eth;ur botanical garden, a landmark in Iceland&acute;s horticultural history that pays homage to the pioneering spirit of its founders. Take the 45-minute dirve back to the ship.

Indulge your passion for nature with a visit to Dynjandi waterfall, considered the most picturesque waterfall in Iceland. &THORN;ingeyri, a classic example for a remote Icelandic fishing village and Skr&uacute;&eth;ur botanical garden complete the tour.

Dynjandi Waterfall, Þingeyri & Skrúður

The small town of &Iacute;safj&ouml;r&eth;ur is unique in Iceland. Its unusually well-preserved town center dates from the 19th Century and still reflects its charming history that remains alive in the many local legends and stories. &Iacute;safj&ouml;r&eth;ur is known today for its cultural and artistic diversity. On the way you will visit interesting places while our guide provides you with information about the town, its history and culture. You will hear stories both of ancient and modern times. Furthermore, you will hear about the people, about their living conditions and common beliefs and culture. These can also be found for example in the elves&#39; sagas. At the end you will enjoy a visit to our community church and see the famous altar picture.

Take a walk with a local guide through the small town of &Iacute;safj&ouml;r&eth;ur, where you will learn about the people, daily life, their beliefs, and culture.

Ísafjörður Walk

This biking adventure takes you on one of Iceland&acute;s most scenic roads, &Oacute;shl&iacute;&eth;, the old road between Bolungarv&iacute;k and Hn&iacute;fsdalur. Since 2010, the road has not been used by vehicles thanks to the new Bolungarv&iacute;k Tunnel, and it became an outdoor recreational area. The paved road gives perfect conditions to those that want to be closer to nature. You feel small under the enormous cliffs that seem to be hanging by a thread 300 - 400 meters high. Begin your adventure at the harbor, where you will meet your guide. After every guest is equipped with a bike and a helmet, we will bike towards Hn&iacute;fsdalur, where we take a short stop for a glimpse of the history of this small town. Pass the Bolungarv&iacute;k Tunnel and head on onto &Oacute;shl&iacute;&eth; road. Enjoy the incredible views over the Westfjord&acute;s largest fjord &Iacute;safj&ouml;r&eth;ur, the Sn&aelig;fjallastr&ouml;nd mountain chain, and the Hornstrandir nature reserve. There will be stops on the way with the opportunity to rest and take pictures.

Indulge in a biking adventure on one of Iceland&acute;s most scenic roads; &Oacute;shl&iacute;&eth;.&nbsp;

Mt. Óshlíð Bike Ride

Join this adventurous whale watching safari through one of Iceland&acute;s largest fjords, &Iacute;safjar&eth;ardj&uacute;p. Board yor RIB boat, a speedy, open boat, that allows you to feel the connection to the ocean and the wildlife. The captain will turn off the engine at a chosen time to get closer to the whales and not to disturb the animals when we get close. While yout keep an eye out for whales blows and flukes, you might also spot other wildlife such as puffins and seals. The &Iacute;safjar&eth;ardj&uacute;p bay is known for its breathtaking views, unique landscapes, and rich wildlife. The route chosen may slightly differ each day depending on where the whales are hanging around, but most days you will be passing a snow-flecked mountain range called Sn&aelig;fjallastr&ouml;nd (Snow-Mountain-Coast) and the beautiful island of Vigur, a paradise for birds.

Join us on this whale watching safari on a RIB boat to &Iacute;safjar&eth;ardj&uacute;p.&nbsp;

Whale Watching by RIB Boat

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The Reykjavik EDITION is located in the historical, scenic heart of downtown Reykjavik by Old Harbor Port. The guest rooms and suites are bright, modern and elegantly decorated, equipped with Wi-Fi, TVs, Bang &amp; Olufsen Beoplay Bluetooth speakers, minibars, hairdryers and private bathrooms. The suites boast generous floor space and separate living rooms with TVs. Guests can enjoy dining at the on-site restaurants serving delectable Icelandic and international cuisine or unwind with a speciality cocktail at one of the comfortable bars. Additional amenities and services include a rooftop restaurant, live DJs, comfortable sitting areas, a gym, a spa, meeting rooms, event hosting, on-site parking and a reception.

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A&K Travel Group may act as either a controller, a processor or both, depending on the circumstances, with respect to the collection, use, and other processing of personal information which can be used to identify or is reasonably capable of being associated with, directly or indirectly, guests (

), as described in more detail in this Notice.

We have appointed a Data Protection Officer who is responsible for overseeing questions in relation to this Notice. If you have any questions about this Notice, including any requests to exercise your legal rights, please contact us using the details set out below.

Please see below the relevant contact details of the data controller for your country or region. If you are uncertain or have a general question regarding data protection, please use the contact details for the United Kingdom.

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Legal entity: Abercrombie & Kent Ltd.
Company No: 01082430
Name: Data Compliance Officer
Email address: 


Postal address: St George's House, Ambrose Street, Cheltenham, GL50 3LG.

Legal entity: VeraSafe, LLC
Telephone: +1 (617) 398-7067
Email address: 


Postal address: 100 M Street S.E., Suite 600, Washington, D.C. 20003, USA
Web: 

https://www.verasafe.com/about-verasafe/contact-us/

The contact details for our registered data protection representative in the European Union.

Legal entity: Abercrombie & Kent Italy S.r.L.
Name: EU Data Protection Representative
Email address: 


Postal address: Via Fattori 10, Florence, 50132, Italy.
Supervisory body: Garante Per La Protezione Dei Personali
Website URL: 

United States of America, Canada and South/Central America

The contact details for our registered data protection representative for the USA and the Americas.

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