The world's largest island, and one of the last great wildernesses on the planet.
A full day on the water from Nuuk, where you shape the day yourselves. You are back home by evening.
You live on board and sail further than a day can reach. Each day brings new fjords, remote settlements and experiences.
The boat becomes your meeting room and shared experience far from everyday life. Mornings for work, afternoons for the kind of nature that resets perspective.
Sisak is your floating base. Sleep on board and spend days on serious activities ashore. The ship moves with you to the next location — no fixed camp, no limits.
Days where you genuinely slow down. The fjords as your backdrop, the Arctic as your reset. Sauna on board and cold water all around.
You decide everything — length, route, activities, pace. One day or several weeks. We build the trip with you from scratch and welcome special requests.
Real places across Greenland. Some are a short sail from Nuuk, others are part of a longer, tailored journey.
Light around the clock, green valleys and whales feeding in the fjords.
Golden tundra, crisp air and the first northern lights dancing over the fjord.
Short blue days, long nights and the strongest northern lights of the year.
Long sunny days on deep snow. The season for heliski, snowmobile and ski touring.
M/S Sisak is a former police cutter, built to patrol the coast in any weather. That is exactly what makes her the right ship for the Arctic.
A police cutter is made for patrol and rescue at sea, with a strong hull and a crew used to keeping going when the weather turns. Out among the ice, that is what counts.
A working ship with years at sea behind her. You travel the way Greenland has always been travelled, by boat and close to the water, on a vessel with real character.
No other groups on board. The deck, the bridge and the route are shared only with the people you bring, and with a local crew who know these fjords.
The best way to experience Greenland is by boat. We take you where the roads end.
Every expedition is tailor-made. Tell us what you dream of — we find the route, the season and the team.
The Greenland ice sheet is up to three kilometres thick. At its edges, glaciers creep slowly towards the sea and break off into icebergs that drift through the fjords for months.
Up close, the ice is never just white. It is blue, turquoise and silver, and it cracks and sighs as you sail past.
Nuuk sits at the mouth of one of the largest fjord systems in the world. Within an hour of the city you are among steep mountains, quiet bays and abandoned settlements, with no roads, only water.
In summer, humpback whales feed in the fjord, and on calm days you can hear them breathe before you see them.
North of the Arctic Circle the sun does not set in midsummer, and in Nuuk the summer nights stay bright enough to read outside. In winter it turns the other way: short blue days and long nights under the northern lights.
Spring may be the best-kept secret, with long sunny days, deep snow and frozen fjords.
Humpback, fin and minke whales feed along the west coast in summer. On land you may meet musk oxen, reindeer and Arctic foxes, and seals are never far from the ice.
In the far north and east lives the polar bear. Seabirds fill the cliffs in summer, and in the south you may see the white-tailed eagle.