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Schedule your flight to depart North America on August 5, 2026. Flights are overnight and will arrive at Keflavik International Airport (KEF) between 6:30 AM and 8:30 AM.
During this layover, participants can visit the Blue Lagoon on their own to relax before returning to the airport at 2:00 PM to check in for the group flight to Greenland.
After a relaxed morning and last-minute shopping, set sail along Ammassalik Island’s serrated coast toward Tiniteqilaq, a small village perched at the opening of the Sermilik Icefjord. From here, hike through a mineral landscape to a 410 m (1,345 ft) summit overlooking a panorama of icebergs and glacier-topped peaks.
By afternoon, descend to a secluded cove to your already set up camp.
Hiking Time & Distance: 5-6 hours, 10K
Buffet breakfast served at the hotel. Packed lunch for the trail.
Dinner is a warm, multi-course meal shared beneath the midnight sun at camp.
Camp amenities include cooking fuel, mess tent with table, stools, cookware, plates and utensils.
Climb to a higher ridge — 538 m (1,765 ft) — for sweeping views of the Sermilik Fjord. Below, icebergs float like glass sculptures, each one slowly melting into the sea. Descend into the slender Amitsivattiva Fjord, where still waters reflect the mountains.
Hiking Time & Distance: 5-6 hours, 8K
Camp breakfast & packed lunch.
Follow a turquoise glacial lake through rolling tundra dotted with arctic poppies, moss campion, and saxifrage. Cross shallow, icy rivers and trace their flow to Sapulik Bay, where the Sermilik Fjord stretches toward the Greenland Ice Cap. Set camp near the shore and savor the serenity of the fjord under a sun that never quite sets.
Hiking Time & Distance: 6-7 hours, 15K
Acclimated elevation gain 500 ft
Breakfast at camp and packed lunch on the trail.
Enjoy a hearty dinner prepared by your guide at camp.
Walk north along the Sermilik coast, alternating between rocky shoreline and tundra ridges. Icebergs rest on sandbanks like stranded ships, their deep blues shifting as the sun moves overhead. You’ll cross a shallow glacial river before reaching Nuuk Peninsula, where camp overlooks a broad bay dotted with ice. Evening brings conversation, laughter, and a satisfying meal shared beneath the Arctic sky.
Hiking Time & Distance: 6-7 hours, 15K
Accumulated elevation: 800 ft gain
Breakfast at camp, and packed lunch to enjoy on the trail.
Enjoy a hearty dinner prepared by your guide at camp.
Depart early through the narrow Sun Gate Valley, a passage framed by peaks and glaciers. The trail opens onto Trout Lake, surrounded by mountains rising to 1,800 m (6,000 ft). Cross a glacial stream, pause to admire carpets of Dwarf Fireweed, and continue to Qinertivaq Fjord. Tonight’s final wilderness camp rests beside mirror-calm waters reflecting mountains and ice. The light glows gold into the small hours.
Hiking Time & Distance: 8-9 hours, 22K
Accumulated elevation gain 600 ft
Breakfast at camp, packed lunch for the trail.
Enjoy a hearty dinner prepared by your guide at camp.
Today you sail through the fjords, visiting Kumiiuut village, the WWII airfield at Ikatek, and the towering front of Knud Rasmussen Glacier. The ice creaks and thunder rolls across the water.
Sailing / viewing: all day | Walking: ~2 hours
Overnight: Hotel in Kulusuk (double occupancy)
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, dinner
Breakfast at camp and packed lunch in the field.
Celebratory buffet dinner at the hotel.
Once the group is confirmed, we will offer this add on for those who want another half-day adventure. The activity includes a boat transfer to a nearby island, and then a guided hike on the glacier and into an ice cave. Price TBA
Flights to North America will leave the next day. Hotel night is not included. Our team will assist participants in arranging a hotel stay near the airport.
Others may wish to extend their adventure and explore more of Iceland — from the volcanic landscapes of the Reykjanes Peninsula to Reykjavík’s culture, spas, and day tours.
Buffet breakfast at the hotel and packed lunch for later in the day.
Participants must be able to carry a backpack for the duration of the hike containing layers, picnic lunch, and water, weighing at least 15 pounds. Personal luggage and camping gear is transported by boat during camping day.
Hikes are average 5-8 hours with. The highest elevation is 1770 ft.
The terrain we navigate during the trek is uneven and sometimes rocky. In certain places we have a little trodden path while in other places we are totally off the beaten track. Thus, our walking days are relatively short in distance as it takes longer to negotiate the terrain.
A typical day is 10 to 16 km long (6 to 10 miles) and active hours are 6 to 7 (7 to 9 hours including breaks). The longest day is 8-9 hours of walking 22KM (15 miles).
Highest elevation gain is 1750ft with average daily gains 500-800ft.
The path might be on exposed or steep terrain, and/or rocky, stoney, snowy, icy etc.
A detailed packing list will be provided, but these are the core items you’ll need for a safe and comfortable hiking and camping experience in Greenland.
Sleeping bag (0–5°C / 32–41°F) and sleeping pad
Trekking poles
35–45L backpack for daily essentials
Water-resistant duffel bag for gear transport (15 kg / 33 lb limit)
Waterproof hiking boots with ankle support
Wool or synthetic base layers (top & bottom)
Fleece or light wool mid-layer
Insulated puffy jacket (down or synthetic)
Quick-dry hiking pants (durable, non-cotton)
Waterproof jacket and pants with good hood and breathability (mandatory)
Wool or synthetic hat, gloves, and socks (2–3 pairs)
Closed-toe river shoes (or old running shoes) with neoprene socks for crossings
Bug head net
Tents, cooking supplies, and safety equipment
Note: Avoid cotton (including jeans and t-shirts). Choose outdoor-specific, quick-dry, and insulating fabrics for warmth, comfort, and safety in changing Arctic conditions.
This tour is being organized by Green Edventures Tours. Visit our website for more information.
