13-Nights Iceland & Greenland: A Nordic Discovery
Available Dates
8/6/2026
–
12/31/2028
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Call for pricing
Additional Inclusions
- Accommodations
- Services of Nat Hab's professional Expedition Leaders, local guides and camp staff
- All meals from dinner on Day 1 through breakfast on Day 14
- Select beer and wine at camp
- Some gratuities
- Airport transfers for those arriving by air on Day 1 and departing by air from Keflavik on final day
- Private lava tunnel tour
- Private glacier walking tour
- Gear including Mustang expedition suits for Zodiac excursions and all kayaking and glacier walking equipment
- All activities and entrance fees
- 4x4 transportation in Iceland
- All taxes, permits and service fees
Reykjavik
Keflavík
Kulusuk
Sermilik Fjord
Tasiilaq
Hella
Kirkjubaejarklaustur
Explore a Less-Traveled Side of Northernmost Europe on a Unique Integrated Itinerary
Did you know much of Iceland is green and Greenland is icy? Delve into the distinctions on a rare adventure that combines the two, far afield of conventional routes. Start with Iceland’s black sand beaches and thundering waterfalls, then head into the Highlands, a vast, bold landscape scoured by glaciers, rent by deep canyons, and rarely trod by visitors. In Greenland, where the scale and drama of our raw Arctic environs may be even more striking. Keep watch for whales as we travel by helicopter and boat to Nat Hab's private Base Camp Greenland on the rarely visited east coast. On Sermilik Fjord, in view of the Greenland ice sheet, massive icebergs in fantastical shapes crowd the frigid waters, which we explore via Zodiac and kayak. Meet local Inuit people and learn about subsistence living in one of the most remote and stunning places on Earth.
Did you know much of Iceland is green and Greenland is icy? Delve into the distinctions on a rare adventure that combines the two, far afield of conventional routes. Start with Iceland’s black sand beaches and thundering waterfalls, then head into the Highlands, a vast, bold landscape scoured by glaciers, rent by deep canyons, and rarely trod by visitors. In Greenland, where the scale and drama of our raw Arctic environs may be even more striking. Keep watch for whales as we travel by helicopter and boat to Nat Hab's private Base Camp Greenland on the rarely visited east coast. On Sermilik Fjord, in view of the Greenland ice sheet, massive icebergs in fantastical shapes crowd the frigid waters, which we explore via Zodiac and kayak. Meet local Inuit people and learn about subsistence living in one of the most remote and stunning places on Earth.