You will embark in Nuuk on 31 August 2026 and disembark in Nuuk on the 19 September 2026. As the capital of Greenland and a key regional hub, Nuuk offers port facilities fully suited to maritime operations, as well as excellent air connectivity, making your journey to and from the destination seamless. The first stop in Nooralaq, on Greenland’s eastern coast, allows for immediate immersion in the vast tundra landscapes and the region’s wild fjords. The journey then continues towards Disko Bay, where a longer exploration period is allocated, offering a more in-depth discovery of this emblematic region of western Greenland, renowned for its monumental glaciers, volcanic formations, and spectacular light.The expedition then extends deep into the Canadian Arctic, within the Nunavut Archipelago, with a gradual and thorough exploration of some of the most remote territories in the Northern Hemisphere. Calls at Pond Inlet, Philpots Island, and Devon Island provide several days dedicated to discovering these grandiose landscapes of glaciers, sheer cliffs, and vast tundra expanses. We would like to inform you that access to the Baffin fjords is regulated and currently restricted by the Inuit communities of Pond Inlet, who conduct their annual subsistence narwhal hunt there.Zodiac landings, supervised by our naturalist guides, allow for close access to the coastline and remarkable natural sites.Navigation continues towards the Somerset Island region, followed by the crossing of the spectacular Bellot Strait a legendary passage in the history of great Arctic expeditions then onwards to Prince of Wales Island and Beechey Island, a major site of polar heritage. These exploration area offer new opportunities for landings and onshore discoveries, ideal for observing Arctic wildlife and interpreting landscapes shaped by ice and time.Periods of navigation through Lancaster Sound and at sea complete this exploration harmoniously. They are particularly conducive to observing drifting ice and marine wildlife, especially marine mammals, while also allowing guests to fully enjoy the comfort of the ship and life on board.The return to Greenland includes calls at Svartenhavn, Qeqertarsuaq, and the Evighedsfjord, where majestic fjords and rugged reliefs provide a spectacular conclusion to this great Arctic crossing, before your final disembarkation in Nuuk.

Itineraries are subject to change.