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| | AT HOME in SOUTH GREENLAND
Stay overnight, or for a couple of days to experience home life on a Greenlandic farm. Our guest room is simple but snug - with fabulous views.
Combine your stay with a wonderful boat journey amongst the ice-bergs, a few days hiking in the mountains, try your hand at fishing in the fjord or explore the fascinating Viking archaeology.
Your overnight stay includes breakfast and a three-course gourmet 'French-Greenlandic' dinner (see below).
DATES 2010: From June to September
Please contact us for details and ideas for your unique South Greenland adventure.
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| | GOURMET GREENLANDIC DINNER or LUNCH
Agathe's kitchen is a very special place where she blends local Greenlandic produce with French "savoir-faire".
Your menu could include:
Whale skin, called 'mattak' in greenlandic, served with angelica-garlic and rosemary pickles.
Fresh caught Arctic Char or 'Daub', a kind of french stew, made with local Greenlandic reindeer meat.
Perhaps rounded off with something delicious made from blueberries picked behind the farmhouse!
You don't have to stay overnight to sample Agathe's culinary delights, you could stop off for a meal here on a hiking trip, or take a day trip from Narsaq or Narsarssuaq. |  |
| | SPITSBERGEN to NORTHEAST GREENLAND
A WILDLIFE VOYAGE tracing the edge of the pack-ice from Spitsbergen to Greenland.
Starting from Spitsbergen's northwest coast, where we have excellent chances of seeing polar bears, we set sail for Greenland.
Northeast of Greenland is one of the most rewarding regions for wildlife enthusiasts, with regular sightings of musk oxen, Arctic hare, narwhals and a variety of birds, including gyrfalcon, snowy owl, barnacle and pink-footed geese.
At sea, we could see fin whales, humpback whales and minke whales, as well as the amazing Brünnuch’s guillemots which swim with their young from Spitsbergen, along the edge of the sea-ice, all the way to south Greenland!
DATES 2010: 24th August - 5th September
27th August - 8th September (with kayak option)
PRICES: from £3880
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| | SUMMER SAIL in GREENLAND + HIKE, KAYAK & WILDLIFE
The east coast of Greenland is an awesome wilderness. More than 2.600 kilometers of coastline are inhabited by only 3.500 people in two towns and a few small settlements. This is the Arctic with all it's breathtaking beauty and striking scenery. We set sail from Isafjordur in Iceland, less than 200 nautical miles away and when we arrive, we'll explore the hidden places on foot, by kayak and of course by boat.
DATES 2010:
2nd - 12th August SOLD OUT
16th - 26th August SOLD OUT
2nd- 9th September
(revised itinerary: Iceland to Iceland, 8 Days)
PRICE: £1470 per person |  |
| | EAST GREENLAND: SCORESBY SUND
A WILDLIFE-FOCUSED VOYAGE
East Greenland is a pristine, mountainous wilderness, scarsely changed since the first explorers.
Setting sail from Iceland we could see several species of whales and dolphins - perhaps even the great Blue Whale.
Approaching Greenland, we'll spot our first ice-bergs and closer to shore perhaps seals and Narwahl. Forays ashore include hikes to look for Musk Oxen, and tantalising traces of ancient Inuit settlements.
DATES 2010: 5th - 14th September, 8th - 17th September
PRICES: from £2975
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