Upon enquiry, we will work closely with you to design the ideal travel plan from your home destination to this remarkable corner of the world. Our team offers personalised support in selecting from a handpicked collection of hotels in Reykjavik or Copenhagen.

We’ll also assist in arranging your flights, whether you prefer the comfort and convenience of private travel or the simplicity of commercial routes.

Due to the region’s remote and weather-dependent nature, we recommend allowing for a minimum of 10 days away. This provides flexibility for potential weather-related adjustments, as well as time to explore and unwind in Copenhagen or Reykjavik before and after your Greenlandic escape.

Your escape to the wilderness begins the moment you touch down in Narsarsuaq.

For those seeking a fully seamless experience, our optional concierge enhancement ensures every detail of your journey is handled on your behalf, from flight arrangements to a bespoke pre-Greenland itinerary in Reykjavik, Iceland’s vibrant capital, or Copenhagen, both essential gateways to the Arctic.

Fly from Reykjavik to Narsarsuaq, peering down at the expanse of the ice cap covering the continent below, the remote nature of Greenland will begin to unfold. From here, a private three-hour boat ride through glaciated waters will take you deep into the heart of the wilderness. Your home for the next week, sits at the edge of the Greenlandic Icecap. Settle into your cabins and surroundings, where the essential skills and deep knowledge of the land are the foundation of life for the few who call this wild place home. Spend your first evening meeting the family and your guide, Zeki, listening to their stories over a hearty home cooked meal.

Experience the Inuit way of sourcing food from the land during the seasonal run of Arctic char. This time of year brings an abundance of fish, a vital food source for the community. Learn traditional fishing techniques passed down through generations, as well as sustainable methods of cooking and smoking char. 

Venture onto the world’s second-largest glacier, where Inuit hunters once tracked Arctic wildlife and relied on the icecap as vital travel routes during frozen winters. Traverse this breathtaking landscape, learning essential glacier navigation skills while uncovering the profound effects of climate change on the ecosystem. Guided by Zeki, gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and resilience required to live in harmony with this ever-changing environment.

Learn essential survival skills that have allowed the communities here to thrive for centuries - the self-sufficiency that comes with living in such an isolated location, the art of knife-making and crafting tools that are crucial for hunting, fishing, building and fixing in this isolated destination. Explore further into the art of leather-making, transforming animal hides into durable materials for clothing, tools, and shelter. Through hands-on experience, you’ll gain a deep understanding of how these disappearing ancient techniques are still fundamental to living in harmony with the land.

You can choose to relax at basecamp to soak in the peaceful surroundings, or join Freya, Manichuk, and Zeki on a wild mountain sheep hunt. If successful the sheep will be carried back to basecamp and Zeki will take you through how to skin and butcher an animal to utilise every part, including the organs which you will use to make a traditional Highland haggis.

Depart the wild by boat, followed by a flight from Narsarsuaq to either Reykjavik or Copenhagen, where you can catch your connecting flight home. The contrast between Greenland's vast, untouched landscapes and the busy pace of modern life may feel strange as the sights and sounds of the world you left behind slowly come back into focus.