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Who Are Our Tours For? March 17, 2026March 17, 2026

Who Are Our Tours For?

by Helga Bryndís EinarsdóttirBlog

You might be wondering if our tours are right for you. Here’s our honest take. First things first: this isn’t a checklist you need to tick off completely. Maybe you only resonate with one or two of these points and not the rest, and that’s completely fine. As long as you’re reasonably fit and interested in experiencing Greenland or Iceland,

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Whales of East Greenland: Encounters Along the Sermilik Coast March 13, 2026March 13, 2026

Whales of East Greenland: Encounters Along the Sermilik Coast

by Johanna MummBlog

Lone polar bear. Photo – Magnus Elander, Visit Greenland.jpg

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Exploring the Wild: The Remarkable Fauna of East Greenland — By Foot and By Sea March 10, 2026March 17, 2026

Exploring the Wild: The Remarkable Fauna of East Greenland — By Foot and By Sea

by Johanna MummBlog

Lone polar bear. Photo – Magnus Elander, Visit Greenland.jpg

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What to expect: Hiking and Trekking in Greenland February 25, 2026February 26, 2026

What to expect: Hiking and Trekking in Greenland

by Arctic HikingBlog

We’re a small, family-run company based in Iceland and Greenland with over 30 years of experience. Imagine traveling to the Alps or Patagonia, then remove all the crowds, all the roads, and most of the infrastructure. That’s Greenland. With its vast, untouched wilderness and majestic glaciers, Greenland is a hiker’s paradise. Hiking and Trekking in Greenland is a breathtaking and

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What’s actually happening in Greenland right now, and what it means for your trip February 25, 2026February 26, 2026

What’s actually happening in Greenland right now, and what it means for your trip

by Arctic HikingBlog

You’ve probably seen the news about US interest in Greenland and tensions between US, Denmark and EU. If you’re planning a trip to Greenland, you’re probably wondering what that means. While the political tensions and the media fuss around it have stirred up some unrest, life in Greenland mostly remains the same. What this means for your trip: If you’ve

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Greenlandic Sled Dog & Dogsledding in East Greenland January 23, 2026February 17, 2026

Greenlandic Sled Dog & Dogsledding in East Greenland

by Arctic HikingBlog

For thousands of years, the Inuit of East Greenland have traveled across the winter landscape by dogsled. The Greenlandic sled dog is renowned for its strength and resilience, capable of pulling heavy loads over long distances. If you’ve visited East Greenland, chances are you’ve seen sled dogs around villages and towns. In Greenland, there is only one type of sled

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Nordic Ski Touring in Greenland January 15, 2026January 15, 2026

Nordic Ski Touring in Greenland

by Arctic HikingBlog

What Is Nordic Ski Touring? Nordic Ski Touring is a form of backcountry skiing focused on travel, exploration, and moving through remote terrain rather than speed or steep descents. It sits somewhere between classic cross-country skiing and alpine touring, combining efficient movement with the ability to handle varied, ungroomed terrain. Nordic touring skis are typically wider and more stable than

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Exploring the Flora of East Greenland: A Hiker’s Botanical Companion December 30, 2025January 2, 2026

Exploring the Flora of East Greenland: A Hiker’s Botanical Companion

by Arctic HikingBlog

East Greenland is often described in terms of its glaciers and fjords, but anyone who hikes here quickly learns that the landscape is far more alive than it first appears. Tucked between rocks, clinging to ridges, and scattered across sheltered valleys, the flora of East Greenland forms a small but resilient community that rewards hikers who slow down and look

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Why we choose to ski from East to West when crossing the Greenland  Ice Cap May 30, 2024May 30, 2024

Why we choose to ski from East to West when crossing the Greenland  Ice Cap

by EinarBlog

No one direction is perfect or not perfect for crossing the Greenland Icecap. Read here why or expeditions cross it from East to West.

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What clothes to take on a hike in Greenland February 12, 2024February 13, 2024

What clothes to take on a hike in Greenland

by Arctic HikingBlog

For safety and a comfortable trip it is important to bring clothing made for outdoor activities, as it enhances the experience and comfort. Good quality raingear is mandatory, jacket and pants (windproof, waterproof and breathable), and thermal underwear made of wool or synthetic materials. Cotton clothing is not suitable for this type of outdoor activity, nor are jeans and T-shirts.  Wear

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