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Treasures of Greenland’s East Coast
Highlights of this spectacular region include the world's longest fjord system, Scoresby Sund, and the vast landscape of Northeast Greenland National Park framed by a craggy coastline.
Whales & Wilderness of Disko Bay
Icebergs from the Ilulissat Icefjord pepper the dark waters of Disko Bay. This region on Greenland’s West Coast is renowned for its impressive seascape and is popular for spotting humpback whales.
Cross the Arctic Cirle on Grímsey Island
The Icelandic island of Grímsey straddles the Arctic Circle. Visitors can step from one side to the other, a highlight complemented by the grassy hillsides and impressive basalt cliffs of this little gem.
Explore Svalbard Archipelago
This remote wilderness is characterised by ruggedly beautiful terrain and rich wildlife. A landscape of glaciers, icebergs, snow capped peaks and frozen tundras awaits discovery. Join excursions by Zodiac, kayak, or a series of nature walks - keep your eyes peeled for polar bears along the way!
Cruise the Northwest Passage
Follow in the footsteps of explorers along this historic route connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Cruise along the roof of North America and take in the highlights of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago boasting beautiful hamlets, icy coastal terrain, glistening glaciers, and charming remote communities.
Recent Reviews What our clients are saying about their journeys to the Arctic
There are no internal cabins, they all have balconies ...read more and serviced twice a day by friendly stewards. There are two specialist restaurants, as well as the main restaurant and World Cafe which is a buffet style and has special food nights, like pasta, kebab, lobster and Asian. Unless you particularly want yo drink premium wines, those served at lunch and dinner are of good quality.
In every port there was an included tour, some were better than others. We didn’t know before we went that there would be shuttle buses in some of the ports. Would have used one in Gdańsk to do the Amber Museum instead of paying for an optional tour. Go in the morning, as we had not time to shop for amber as the heavens opened up in the afternoon. A large storm with torrential rain, lightning, flooding cut our tour short and absolutely drenched and sitting soaked through on a bus for an hour.
In Oslo, go to Museum Island on the first day in port. As we were doing an included tour in the afternoon and the ship sailed before lunch the next day, we did not have time to do this. Kon-Tiki, Explorers and Folk museums are all near each other and you can take a boat from the wharf over to the island. Scandinavian cities are all situated around a wharf area, have brightly coloured houses, lovely gardens and many souvenir shops. Sailing into the fjords is very scenic and many waterfalls cascading down from the mountains.
The Majestic Iceland cruise continued from Bergen to the Faroe Islands and around Iceland to Reykjavik. We stayed two extra days there and did three tours. The first with Arctic Adventure, who offer a combo tour - the lava tunnels and Golden Circle. The second was with Gateway to Iceland to the Rekjanes Peninsula, which is the geo-thermal area and more interesting than the commercialised Golden Circle. We stood between the two continents, the North American and European plates that are pulling Iceland apart slowly.
Tracey at Global Journeys was always in contact with us from booking to departure and answered any queries promptly. We could pay by instalments, which spreads the payments easily during the months before our trip. We have now booked several trips with Global Journeys with no problems and appreciate the discounts and attention to detail.
