Join a sailing adventure on a Tall Ship and set course for new horizons!
Expedition
15-25 years: € 4095,-
26+: € 4550,-
24 June - 06 July 2027
Exploring the West coast of Greenland under sail. Nuuk, the starting point of this voyage, is the capital of Greenland which houses a large part of the island’s population. Setting sail North to Ilulissat, there is much exploring to do along the way. The first day might be used to sail to Maniitsoq. Another beautiful place, with a whaling history to explore, is Ukiivik (Sydbay). A sheltered anchorage can be found here among one of the many low islands. Taking the dinghy ashore, it is a good surrounding to go for a hike. The hills are accessible and from the lighthouse some amazing pictures can be taken. If weather cooperates, you might visit Sisimiut to explore museums, local cafés, and a touch of culture. North of Sisimiut, the coastline becomes wilder; whales are often seen feeding close to shore. Finally you’ll enter the Disko Bay, where views of the Ilulissat Icefjord (a UNESCO site) are unforgettable. You will disembark in a lively arctic town of Ilulissat.
Open for all Windseekers, minimum age 15 years.
Nuuk is the capital of Greenland and, with over 17,000 inhabitants its largest city. The earliest settlements date back to 2200 BC. In the 10th century Nuuk was inhabited by the Vikings and shortly after by Innuit people. Visit the Greenland National Museum and Archives, Katuaq Cultural Centre, Nuuk Art Museum and the Cathedral, and enjoy strolling around town and taking in its unique architecture.
Nuuk (GL)
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17 May - 07 June 2026
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27 July - 11 August 2026
Austral Islands: Journey into Polynesia’s Best-Kept Secret. Far off the well-trodden paths of the South Pacific lies a forgotten chain of volcanic jewels—the Austral Islands, or Tuhaa Pae, as the ancient Polynesians once called them. Your journey begins in Tahiti, …
This Journey is not covered by the STO Garant guarantee.
