Greenland is a land of raw, unspoiled beauty, where towering glaciers, vast ice sheets, and dramatic fjords define the landscape. This Arctic wonderland is perfect for those seeking adventure and solitude amidst breathtaking natural surroundings. Visitors can witness the spectacular Northern Lights illuminating the winter sky or embark on a thrilling dog sledding expedition across the frozen tundra. Greenland’s rugged coastline is dotted with picturesque settlements, where Inuit culture and traditions are still alive, offering a fascinating glimpse into the island’s rich heritage. Whether hiking around the Ilulissat Icefjord, cruising through the stunning fjords, or exploring the tranquil wilderness, Greenland offers a unique and unforgettable experience for those eager to connect with nature and explore one of the most remote corners of the world.

Upcoming Tour Dates

  • Greenland Expedition 30th May – 6th June 2026

    Venture deep into the raw, remote beauty of Greenland on this immersive Plotpackers Expedition. From towering glaciers and icy fjords to friendly football matches with local communities, this journey blends[...]

    Price Per Person From:

    £999.00

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Gabriela Porto – June 2024

The Bali trip was very well organised, with a great itinerary and Sicilia was the best tour guide we could have asked for, always looking out for everyone and making sure we had the best time.

Evielei Thorpe – June 2024

This trip was truely one of the best experiences of my life, meeting and getting to know all the other girls who I can now call my friends is insane. Got to explore Bali to its fullest safely and in the best way possible all thanks to Nikki who planned and took us through it all making sure we were accommodated for every moment of the day always considering and offering different options that we might like to do. None of this trip would’ve been possible without her and she was the best guide I could’ve hoped for and now I get to look back on this trip in awe

Saanai Brown – October 2024

The trip was so well thought out and planned very well, not having to worry about transportation or entrance tickets was genuinely a phenomenal experience and it made the whole trip feel seamless. Along with affordability considering how much was packed in, from accommodations—which were very clean and had within them many other fun activities included for guests—, and some meals being included, the excursions selected were invaluable and I’m so happy to have been lucky to be lead on a group trip with Sandra and Maria, two great leaders who helped keep order and were very detailed in what the itinerary entailed, answering any questions and resolving any questions or concerns. I’m really happy to have this experience with plotpackers, Maria and Sandra. I would do it all again!

Anonymous – October 2024

Maria and Lucy were so welcoming and friendly, and made this experience so much better than it would have been had I travelled alone. The trip was packed with activities and was truly a once in a lifetime experience. They went out of their way to make everyone feel comfortable throughout, and the organisation that had gone into everything was seemless. Would 100% recommend!!!!

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Frequently Asked Questions

We have extremely narrow weather windows where it is safe and enjoyable to visit Greenland and experience such a remote, beautiful expedition tour, which is why we only run approximately 2 tour departures a year.
A moderate level of fitness is required for our Greenland expedition. You should be comfortable walking for several hours on uneven terrain and be prepared for potential cold weather challenges.
Internet access in Greenland is limited, especially in remote areas. There will be limited access to Wi-Fi at the accommodation, but once you venture into the wilderness, there will be no internet access or service. It’s advisable to plan accordingly and be prepared for disconnecting during the expedition.
Accommodation during your Greenland expedition will be in a house in town, with rooms shared by 3-4 people, each with single beds. You’ll have access to multiple bathrooms with hot water, a dining room, and a kitchen where you can prepare your own meals. While the accommodation is basic due to the remote location, it is comfortable and equipped with everything you need for the week.
For a Greenland expedition, it’s essential to have travel insurance that includes coverage for remote areas, emergency evacuation, and specific adventure activities (like trekking, ice climbing, or kayaking). Ensure that your insurance policy covers medical expenses, trip cancellations, and lost or damaged equipment.
If you feel unwell, inform your guide immediately. In remote regions, assistance may be far away, so it’s important to take precautions, such as staying hydrated and properly acclimatising to the cold. In the event of a serious illness or injury, your guide will have emergency procedures in place, including evacuation plans.
Yes, Greenland is a generally safe destination for travellers. However, it’s important to be aware of the unique challenges of the Arctic environment. Weather conditions can change rapidly, wildlife encounters (like polar bears) can be dangerous, and outdoor activities may involve risks. Always travel with an experienced guide who is knowledgeable about the region’s hazards – it is also required by law. We do not recommend extending your trip beyond our tour, as it will not be cost-effective to hire a guide privately.
Greenland uses the Danish Krone (DKK) as its official currency, as it is an autonomous territory within the Kingdom of Denmark. While supermarkets accept cards, smaller shops are cash only, and you’ll need to bring this with you to Greenland.
The only way is to fly via Iceland. The primary international gateway is Reykjavik, Iceland, where you can catch connecting flights to Kulusuk Airport. You will need to arrive on Day 1 of the trip to transfer directly to our chosen settlement. After landing in Kulusuk, you will take a final connection to Tasiilaq via a 10-minute helicopter ride or a 45-minute boat ride, both offering stunning views of Greenland’s landscapes.
Greenlandic cuisine is heavily based on locally sourced, traditional ingredients such as seafood (cod, halibut, snow crab), whale, seal, reindeer, and musk ox. Wild birds and berries are also commonly eaten. International cuisine will be limited, and extensive supermarket options may not be available, especially as it is a highly remote area. Fresh fruit and vegetables are imported once weekly, so these may not be available at all times in supermarkets. It’s important to be respectful of local food traditions, especially when trying unique dishes like fermented or raw meats, as they are a significant part of the culture and heritage.