The Polar Travel Company

For landscape photographers and aurora hunters, this is the ultimate expedition between earth and sky. Sail through the world�s largest fjord system in Greenland, capturing cathedral-like icebergs and the Northern Lights under the guidance of experts.

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Duration: 9 days / 8 nights.
Starts: Reykjav�k, Iceland.
Ends: Reykjav�k, Iceland.
Language: English speaking voyage

The itinerary is a guide only and is subject to change due to weather and ice conditions. Your Captain and Expedition Leader will make the necessary adjustments to ensure the best possible experience.

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Scoresbysund in autumn is a feast for the senses, where otherworldly landscapes meet the dancing heavens above. With no light pollution in the fjord system, conditions are perfect for the northern lights to put on their show. The expedition sails deep into narrow fjords where the ship gently settles into forming sea ice, creating a stable platform for long-exposure photography. Guided by award-winning polar photography legends, you will learn to take striking images of the aurora and cathedral-sized icebergs that drift through the world's largest fjord system.

Beyond the skies, East Greenland offers a wild and perspective-altering environment. Throughout the journey, you will explore basalt columns, bird cliffs, and ancient Thule remains. Local wildlife, including musk ox, Arctic foxes, and Arctic hares, complements a backdrop of majestic mountains. The voyage includes a visit to the remote settlement of Ittoqqortoormiit, one of the most isolated towns on Earth, providing a unique look into the Greenlandic way of life. This expedition is meticulously designed to maximize every photographic opportunity in one of the most scenic places on Earth.

Highlights:
The best time of year for photographing the northern lights with zero light pollution.
A naturally stable platform locked in sea ice for photographing dramatic peaks and Arctic landscapes.
In-field tuition from award-winning legends of polar photography and one-on-one experience.
Visit the remote settlement of Ittoqqortoormiit to learn about the unique Greenlandic way of life.
Private charter flights from Iceland providing immense views and maximizing time in Greenland.

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Day 1: Iceland to Greenland
Charter flight and embarkation
Meet at Keflavik or Reykjavik Airport to board our charter plane to Nerlerit Inaat Airport (Constable Point). After a short hike to the shore, we board Zodiac boats to reach our expedition ship.

Day 2-3: Viking Bay and Danmark Island
Basalt columns and musk oxen
Explore Viking Bay by Zodiac cruise, marvelling at bird cliffs and basalt columns. Hike on Danmark Island to spot musk oxen and ancient Thule remains.

Day 4-6: Hare Fjord and Ofjord
Mountain landscapes and icebergs
Sail into Hare Fjord, named after the resident Arctic hares, and tour steep-sided Ofjord. Land on the Bear Islands for panoramic views and Sydkap to discover Thule remains, hunters' cabins, and dramatic iceberg vistas bordering the Northeast Greenland National Park.

Day 7: Ittoqqortoormiit
Life at the edge of the world
Sail to Ittoqqortoormiit, one of the remotest towns on the planet, to learn about its idiosyncratic culture and unique Arctic way of life.

Day 8: Return to Iceland
Charter flight and reflection
Take a charter flight back to Iceland for a relaxing evening and overnight stay at a comfortable hotel, providing a chance to reflect on the unforgettable journey.

Day 9: Reykjav�k
Final day in Iceland
Enjoy your last day in Reykjav�k. Opportunity to join local tours to explore the city's vibrant culture, the Blue Lagoon, or dramatic volcanic landscapes before the final departure.