Adventure Life Offers First Land-Based Tours in Greenland

Adventure Life recently announced its first land-based tours in Greenland.

© Rebecca Gustafsson – Visit Greenland

“After years of booking expedition cruises to Greenland that briefly bring guests on shore, we’re excited to offer our first true land tours there,” said Monika Sundem, CEO, Adventure Life. “These new tours take in the rich culture, unique wildlife and breathtaking landscape of this Arctic territory in summer and winter. Visiting requires an adventurous spirit, with excursions on foot and by dogsled, snowmobile, boat and air, but also includes cozy accommodations and even Michelin-star dining.”

Here’s a closer look at the new land-based tours:

• Icebergs and Islands of Greenland: Highlights of the 10-day tour include the abandoned settlement of Sermermiut, whales and seals of Disko Bay, learning about dog sledding and more.
• Greenland Winter Adventure: Lasting nine days, enjoy a glass-walled cabin, snowshoe and cruise among icebergs, along with other activities.
• Active West Greenland Explorer: At nine days, this tour begins in Nuuk with other stops, tours and activities along the way.
• South Greenland Highlights: Hike “The King’s Road,” visit Qaqortoq, take a helicopter tour and more on this six-day tour.
• Nuuk Adventure: The shorter, four-day option visits a settlement know for Greenlandic salmon breeding, among other activities.

© Mads Pihl – Visit Greenland

The land-based tours include accommodations, meals, activities and ground transportation.