Amazing Days in Ilulissat

Five days based in Ilulissat, on Greenland's west coast, reached by a round-trip flight from Iceland. You're 300 kilometres above the Arctic Circle here, with four nights in a hotel and guided tours built around the Ilulissat Icefiord and its endless procession of icebergs.

The icefiord is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, fed by Sermeq Kujalleq, the most productive glacier in the northern hemisphere, and the scale of ice calving into Disko Bay is the main event. Beyond the ice, Ilulissat itself is a working Arctic town, part Inuit tradition, part modern Greenland, with thousands of sledge dogs living alongside residents.

This is guided throughout, with each day built around a specific tour rather than free-form exploring, and it runs under the continuous daylight of the midnight sun.

What you'll do

• See the Ilulissat Icefiord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
• Watch icebergs calve from Sermeq Kujalleq, the northern hemisphere's most productive glacier
• Explore Disko Bay and its ice-filled waters
• Spend time in Ilulissat town among Inuit culture and sledge dog life
• Experience Arctic wilderness under the midnight sun