Greenland Expedition 20th – 27th September 2025

Price for one tour per person

£999.00

Tour Features

Length

8 days

Trip dates

20th – 27th September 2025

Flexible Deposit

Pay a 15% deposit to secure your space, 25% instalment and a final balance 90 days before your trip start date.

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Plotpackers Expeditions in Greenland offer an adventurous journey through some of the world’s most remote and breathtaking landscapes. Expect physically demanding activities like hiking through mountainous terrain, trekking to isolated villages, and navigating Arctic conditions. A baseline level of fitness is required to fully enjoy the experience. This expedition will immerse you in nature, with limited cell service and wifi, giving you the chance to disconnect and embrace the raw beauty of Greenland. Be prepared for unpredictable weather, encounters with wildlife, and the need for teamwork as you face challenges in this stunning, remote environment. This is an opportunity to push your limits and create unforgettable memories in one of the world’s most unique destinations.

What’s Included?

  • Accommodation in Tasiilaq: Stay in a comfortable house with single beds, shared with 3-4 people per room. Enjoy access to multiple bathrooms with hot water, a dining room, and a kitchen to prepare your meals after a day of adventure.
  • Tasiilaq Town Tour: Embark on a local-guided tour through Tasiilaq, where you’ll get a deeper understanding of the town’s rich Inuit culture and traditions, with a special stop to visit adorable husky pups on the outskirts.
  • Sunset Hike & Iceberg Kindergarten: Experience a sunset hike with panoramic views of the fjords. Reach the Iceberg Kindergarten at the perfect moment to witness baby icebergs as the sun sets and the sky glows in shades of pink.
  • Summit Day – Conquer a 600m Peak: Challenge yourself with a thrilling climb up a 600-meter peak, offering breathtaking views over Greenland’s dramatic landscapes. Perfect for those seeking a memorable Arctic adventure.
  • Sunset Boat Trip & Polar Plunge: Set sail on a serene sunset boat trip, followed by the exhilarating opportunity to take a polar plunge into the icy Arctic waters. Guided by local experts for your safety, this is an unforgettable experience.(
  • Golden Hour on the Fjords: Marvel at Greenland’s majestic fjords, bathed in the warm glow of a polar sunset. Enjoy spectacular reflections of mountains, glaciers, and icebergs in the still waters, and keep an eye out for seals, Arctic foxes, and whales.
  • Journey to the Inuit settlement of Immunliak: Journey to one of the world’s most remote corners, the Inuit settlement of Immunliak. Enjoy a scenic boat ride through ice-filled fjords, and discover panoramic views of towering icebergs and the stunning landscape.
  • Explore Immunliak: Explore the small, isolated settlement of Immunliak, offering stunning views of the Sermelik Fjord, home to icebergs and possibly polar bears, in an environment untouched by the modern world.
  • Navigate Sermelik Fjord: Experience the thrill of navigating through a vast expanse of icebergs. Drift through the icy waters, surrounded by towering ice formations, and take in the majestic sight of Greenland’s famous ice-cap.
  • Visit Iqatek: Explore the abandoned Inuit settlement of Iqatek, where you’ll uncover hauntingly beautiful ruins and gain insight into the resilience of Greenland’s past inhabitants, set against the backdrop of stunning Arctic wilderness.
  • Waterfalls, Lakes & Landscapes: Trek through Ammassalik Island’s dramatic landscape, cross picturesque lakes and enjoy the beauty of waterfalls before reaching a stunning viewpoint of the Mittivakkat Glacier.
  • Meet Greenlandic huskies – iconic symbols of Arctic survival, known for their strength and endurance in extreme conditions. These purebred sled dogs have been essential to Inuit communities for centuries and hold a special place in Greenlandic culture.
  • Moonrise Over the Fjords: Catch the chance to witness a moonrise over Greenland’s stunning fjords, as the silver glow illuminates the icy waters and rugged landscapes. 

What’s Excluded?

  • Flights – you will need to fly into Kulusuk (KUS) on day 1 of the trip and fly out on day 8. Do not arrive earlier / depart later than this, as you must have a registered guide with you at all times in Greenland for safety and compliance with local regulations. You will also need to transfer from Kulusuk to Tasiilaq, where the tour starts, which is something we will help you organise via group chat 30 days before the trip begins.
  • Meals are not included, but you will be provided with a fully equipped kitchen.
  • Optional activities. Our itinerary is pretty jam-packed with included activities, however should you choose to do more in your free time, this is at your own expense.
  • Your personal travel insurance.

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 acclimatizing 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.

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