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Greenland Cruises & Expeditions

Embark on a cruise adventure to the remote coastal regions of Greenland, where you will experience a pristine natural environment that is uniquely Arctic.

Situated between the Arctic and Atlantic oceans, east of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago and a part of the Arctic Circle, Greenland is an exciting destination for adventurous travellers.

Aurora Expeditions’ cruises are made for rugged explorers who are excited to experience the magic of the Greenland wilderness. Our Expedition Team provides Greenland tours for those with a keen sense of adventure and a desire to immerse themselves in the natural environment.

Mind-blowing Greenland | Aurora Expeditions

Why Join a Greenland Expedition Cruise?

A trip to Greenland takes you to one of the planet’s last great wildernesses, a remote land of ice and snow. Offering remarkable landscapes, exceptional wildlife, iceberg-filled fjords, majestic peaks, vast tundra, Viking history and contemporary Inuit culture, Greenland is truly unlike anywhere else in the world.

Wildlife Encounters

Greenland is a biodiversity hotspot, and wildlife encounters can be expected throughout the cruise. The rugged terrain and sea ice you’ll see throughout your Greenland expedition provide a unique habitat for the wildlife that lives here. 

Our Expedition Team includes onboard naturalists that will educate and guide you through your wildlife encounters both on land and at sea. A largely remote wilderness, Greenland’s unique natural habitats provide a home for a plethora of captivating wildlife. Some highlights for lucky travellers include polar bears, Arctic foxes, reindeer, Arctic hares, humpback whales, blue whales, fin whales, narwhals, ringed seals, countless Arctic bird species and one of the largest populations of musk oxen.

Breathtaking Landscapes

Experience the breathtaking enormity of Greenland where jagged peaks pierce azure skies, and countless glaciers snake their way towards the coast. A trip to Greenland takes you to one of the planet’s last great wildernesses, a remote land of ice and snow. Offering remarkable landscapes from Scoresbysund, the world's largest and deepest multi-branched fjord system, to Ilulissat Icefjord, home to the biggest glacier and ice stream outside Antarctica. 

Offering remarkable landscapes, exceptional wildlife, iceberg-filled fjords, majestic peaks and vast tundra. The fjords and mountains of Greenland are where life is concentrated. Summer is the best time to visit Greenland – when wildflowers are in full bloom, birds start breeding and wildlife sightings are most common.

History & Culture

Greenland is a nation with layers of culture and history that will unfold before you. With one of the world’s smallest populations, with approximately 56,500 inhabitants, today, 88% of Greenland’s population is Inuit (predominantly Kalaallit) or a mix of Danish and Inuit.

Since their arrival, the Inuit have thrived across the Arctic tundra and seas. Their very survival depended on their deep connection to the land and the fauna they shared it with. This is evident from their early dress, when animal hides and skin kept them warm against brutal temperatures. European beads and fabrics influenced the now vibrant national costume, worn on special occasions. On select Greenland expeditions, we will have Inuit ambassadors onboard to enhance your experience of this mesmerising world steeped in rich history and fascinating traditional culture.

Enjoy up to 20% off*, plus
Free Stateroom Upgrade*
on select 2025 Arctic Expeditions

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