Disko Bay Tours, Greenland

Yes. The Greenland tours in this collection are fully guided, with an English-speaking guide supporting the journey in Greenland. Some multi-country itineraries may use different local guides in different countries, while keeping the Greenland portion fully guided.

Itineraries often feature Ilulissat, with experiences on the Ilulissat Icefjord and visits to Sermermiut. Some tours also include Eqi Glacier. South Greenland itineraries can include Qaqortoq, Narsaq and excursions around fjords and glaciers.

Many itineraries include time on the water, such as cruises on the Ilulissat Icefjord and boat excursions to see glaciers and fjords. In South Greenland, boat transfers and cruises among icebergs are also part of some programmes.

Whale watching is included on some Greenland itineraries, while others focus on fjord cruises, glaciers and cultural sightseeing. It is worth checking what is included on the specific trip, as inclusions can differ between departures.

Group size varies by itinerary. Across this collection, the maximum group size ranges from 12 to 30, and some multi-country tours use a smaller group size in Greenland than elsewhere in the itinerary.

Accommodation varies by trip, from simple hotels in Greenland to itineraries that combine Greenland stays with a wider 2-4 star hotel range. Hotel standards can differ by destination, and alternatives of a similar standard may be used.

Meal arrangements vary by itinerary. Breakfasts are commonly included, with some tours also including selected lunches and dinners. Exact inclusions depend on the specific trip and are set out in the tour details.

Some Greenland tours include excursions to Eqi Glacier and visits to Sermermiut. These experiences are especially associated with itineraries based in Ilulissat. Other trips focus more on South Greenland towns, fjords and glacier landscapes.

Yes. Travel in Greenland can be affected by weather, fog and ice conditions, which can lead to changes in planned excursions or transport schedules. Alternatives may be offered when possible, and delays between destinations can occur.

Some tours are Greenland-only, while others combine Greenland with Iceland. Where Greenland is paired with Iceland, travel commonly routes via Keflavik or Reykjavik, and the itinerary includes a dedicated Greenland section with guided sightseeing.