India - Norway

Day 1

India - Norway

Benny’s Royal Tours’ Arctic Expedition & Aurora Hunt Tour begins. Departures from Kochi/ Trivandrum and Calicut and guests can join from any airport in India or abroad. Assemble at Bangalore International Airport at 12.30 hrs. After emigration and customs formalities, the Qatar Airways Flight departs to Frankfurt at 03.05 hrs. Later connect Qatar Airways Flight from Frankfurt and arrive at Oslo Gardermoen Airport at 15.40 hrs. Welcome to the Land of Northern Lights and breathtaking natural beauty. Norway lies in the northernmost corner of Europe, bordering Sweden, Finland, and Russia. It’s known for its stunning natural beauty, vibrant culture, and high standard of living. Upon arrival in Oslo, the capital city meet our representative at the airport and transfer to a unique hotel, designed in old Scandinavian dragon style, beautifully located on the hill with a panoramic view over the fjord and the city. Free time for leisure and relaxation. Dinner and overnight stay at hotel in Oslo.

Overnight stay: Hotel Oslo, Scandic Holmenkollen Park or similar in Oslo
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch on board, Dinner at Hotel.

Day 2

Full Day In Oslo

Oslo is the vibrant capital of Norway in the northernmost corner of Europe. Norway's unique blend of traditional culture, modern design, and stunning scenery makes it a destination like no other. September is a magical time to visit Norway, as the summer's warmth gently fades, and the Northern Lights begin to reappear in the evening skies. After breakfast, a sightseeing tour of Olso and visit the Opera House, a new Bjørvika residential district, and a treasure trove of cultural attractions, including the Munch Museum, medieval Akershus Castle, Oslo's Vigeland Sculpture Park, City Hall, The Royal Palace, main street Karl Johan, The Parliament, and other important places subject to the time. Here we visit Vigeland Park. This is a Sculpture Park & Museum displaying the works of Gustav Vigeland, plus temporary art exhibitions. Today, Vigeland is most famously known for creating the Vigeland Sculpture Park and for designing the Nobel Peace Prize Medal.
Oslo Fjord Scenic Cruise
Later we will take you on the Fjord cruise, the majestic natural wonder. The Oslo Fjord is a popular and iconic tourist attraction in Norway that stretches 100 kilometers into the heart of Norway, forming the stunning backdrop to Oslo, the country's capital city. The fjords, mountains, and forests are bathed in a soft, golden light, as the autumn colors start to emerge. This serene and picturesque fjord is dotted with over 40 islands, scenic bays, and charming coastal villages, offering breathtaking views. Enjoy a scenic cruise through the Oslo Fjord, passing charming islands, historic lighthouses, picturesque bath cabins, and a floating beach while taking in stunning views of Norway’s capital from the water. As the fjord winds its way inland, it provides a glimpse into Norway's rich maritime history, cultural heritage, and natural beauty. September is a wonderful time to experience Norway's unique blend of nature, culture, and adventure
Later experience the serene beauty of Oslo's countryside on a guided tour to a picturesque alpaca farm. As you journey through the rolling hills and scenic landscapes, take in the breathtaking views of lakes, forests, and verdant pastures. Upon arrival at the farm, get up close and personal with the adorable alpacas, feeding, petting, and learning about their soft, valuable fleece, and walking with them in a scenic Norwegian landscape. You will be able to pet the alpacas, take selfies, and have close contact with these amazing creatures. You will get a chance for a bonfire lunch at the farm.
Polar Fram Museum Tour
Later we visit the Polar Fram Museum. The Fram Museum, located on the Bygdøy peninsula in Oslo, is a must-visit attraction for anyone fascinated by Arctic exploration and Norway's rich maritime history. The museum is home to the world's most famous polar ship, the Fram, which was built in 1892 and captained by legendary explorers Fridtjof Nansen and Roald Amundsen on their groundbreaking expeditions to the North and South Poles. As you step aboard the Fram, you'll be transported back to the Golden Age of Exploration, surrounded by the ship's original furnishings, equipment, and even the crew's personal belongings. You can come on board the ship and see how the crew and their dogs managed to survive in the coldest and most dangerous places on earth - the Arctic and the Antarctic. The museum also features interactive exhibits, artifacts, and films that bring the history of Arctic exploration to life, creating an immersive and unforgettable experience. Later we will return to hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at hotel in Oslo

Overnight stay: Hotel Oslo, Scandic Holmenkollen Park, or similar in Oslo
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch, and Dinner.

Day 3

Fly To World’s NorthernMost Airport

A Tour to the Land of Polar bears and the Last Frontier on Earth
After breakfast, we will transfer to Oslo International Airport for our flight to Longyearbyen, in Svalbard. Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) flight SK4490 departs from Oslo at 09.05 hrs and arrives at Longyearbyen, Svalbard at 12.00 hrs. Welcome to Svalbard, the land of Polar bears and the Last Frontier on Earth. Svalbard, a Norwegian archipelago in the Arctic Circle, is often called the "land of the Polar bear" due to its high concentration of Polar bears and also the northernmost inhabited place on Earth, with the North Pole just 650 miles away. This Norwegian territory is strategically positioned at the intersection of the Arctic Ocean, the Norwegian Sea, and the Barents Sea, making it a critical location for Arctic navigation. Svalbard's unique geography, characterized by glaciers, fjords, and snow-capped mountains, also supports a diverse range of Arctic wildlife, including polar bears, reindeer, and walruses.
Thrilling Dog sledding on wheels experience
Upon arrival and after lunch we visit the picturesque town of Longyearbyen, with its colorful wooden houses and charming cafes. Here you will get a chance to experience the thrill of dog sledding on wheels in Svalbard. Dog sledding is a unique and exhilarating adventure that lets you explore the Arctic landscape. You will ride on specially designed carts with wheels, pulled by a team of energetic and lovable huskies. As you glide through the stunning scenery of Svalbard, you'll take in breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, valleys, and fjords. This attraction is a must-do in Svalbard, offering an unforgettable combination of excitement, education, and interaction with these amazing animals.
Memorable night at Camp Barenz, Polar bear county.
Evening, we will transfer to Camp Barenz. Camp Barenz is a wilderness camp situated in the majestic Advent Valley of Svalbard. This remote camp is nestled in the heart of Polar bear country, where the majestic creatures roam freely, making it an ideal destination for wildlife enthusiasts and adventure seekers. As the Polar bears reign supreme over the Arctic landscape, guests at Camp Barentz can witness these incredible animals in their natural habitat, under the guidance of expert guides and safety professionals. The camp's unique location and expert-led excursions provide a rare opportunity to observe the Polar bears, making for an unforgettable experience in the High Arctic. As the sun sets over the Advent Valley, embark on a guided adventure through the breathtaking landscape, surrounded by towering mountains and sparkling glaciers.
CampFire Dinner @ Camp Barenz
As night falls, gather around a roaring campfire, where a delicious dinner awaits, prepared by the camp's chefs using locally-sourced ingredients. Dinner by a large campfire in a cozy, authentic cabin: get served some drinks, delicious homemade reindeer bidos (reindeer-meat stew), coffee and dessert. This unforgettable evening tour is a true adventure of a lifetime, set amidst the unparalleled beauty of Svalbard's Polar bear country. Later we will return to hotel. Overnight stay at hotel in Longyearbyen.

Overnight stay: Hotel Longyearbyen Radisson Blu Polar or similar in Longyearbyen
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch, and Dinner.

Day 4

Longyearbyen

Explore the Last Frontier in Arctic Fjord cruise
After early breakfast, we will transfer to the pier for a breathtaking beauty of the Arctic fjords aboard the MS Bard, a sturdy and comfortable cruise vessel designed specifically for navigating the icy waters of Svalbard. It is a hybrid-electric catamaran designed for day cruises in the Svalbard archipelago. As you embark on your journey, the MS Bard's expert crew will take you through majestic landscapes, ancient glaciers, and picturesque fjords. With its spacious decks and cozy lounge areas, the MS Bard offers the perfect platform to witness the Arctic's stunning scenery. The MS Bard takes you on a journey of discovery, weaving through glaciers and fjords, and offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and wildlife, including polar bears, whales, and arctic birds.As you depart from Longyearbyen, you'll sail through the picturesque Adventfjorden, surrounded by stunning mountain landscapes and glaciers, before entering the majestic Isfjorden, where you'll marvel at the ancient, billion-year-old rock formations that tower above the fjord. Throughout the cruise, keep your eyes peeled for an array of Arctic wildlife, including polar bears, whales, and arctic birds, while expert commentary from the captain and crew provides insights into the region's unique geology, history, and culture. As you sail through the icy waters, take in the serene beauty of the Arctic landscape, with its snow-capped mountains, glaciers, and picturesque fjords, creating lifelong memories of your Arctic Fjord cruise adventure.
Visit Svalbard Brewery at the end of the world.
Experience the unique flavors of the Arctic at Svalbard Brewery, the world's northernmost brewery. Located in Longyearbyen, the brewery offers a range of craft beers that incorporate local ingredients and flavors, such as Arctic thyme and glacier water. For a truly immersive experience, visit the brewery's tasting room, where you can sample their latest creations and learn about the brewing process. While Svalbard is more famous for its beer, some local providers also offer wine tastings, featuring a selection of wines from around the world, carefully chosen to pair with the Arctic's unique cuisine. Whether you're a beer connoisseur or a wine enthusiast, Svalbard's unique drinking scene is sure to leave a lasting impression.Later, visit the picturesque town of Longyearbyen by coach, which has colorful wooden houses and charming cafes. Explore the stunning landscapes, mountains, and valleys. With its unparalleled natural beauty and unique attractions, Svalbard is an unforgettable destination for any traveler. Later we will return back to hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel in Longyearbyen
Overnight stay: Hotel Longyearbyen Radisson Blu Polar or similar in Longyearbyen
Meals:Breakfast & Lunch, and Dinner.

Day 5

Fly To Iceland

After early breakfast, we will transfer to Longyearbyen Airport to take the flight to Iceland. Scandinavian Airlines SK 4490 departs to Oslo at 07.40 hrs and arrives at Oslo International airport at 10.35 hrs. Later connects Scandinavian Airlines SK 4787 departs to Reykjavík at 14.30 hrs and arrives Keflavík International Airport at 15.20 hrs. Welcome to Iceland, the Land of Fire and Ice. Iceland is a realm of breathtaking beauty, where fiery volcanoes and majestic 14.30 hrs and arrives Keflavík International Airport at 15.20 hrs. Welcome to Iceland, the Land of Fire and Ice. It sits at the edge of the Arctic Circle, surrounded by the North Atlantic Ocean and home to stunning natural wonders, including majestic waterfalls like Gullfoss and the mesmerizing Northern Lights that illuminate the winter sky. Iceland sits on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, giving it an active volcanic and geothermal environment. Iceland’s extraordinary beauty and unique geological features make it a must-visit destination for travelers seeking adventure and awe-inspiring landscapes.
Upon arrival, we will take you to the Blue Lagoon, Iceland’s Wonder of the World. The Blue Lagoon, nestled in a stunning lava field in Iceland, is a geothermal spa like no other. This surreal oasis, surrounded by milky blue waters and rugged black lava, offers a tranquil retreat from the stresses of everyday life. As you soak in the warm, silica-rich waters, averaging a comfortable 98°F (36°C), you will feel your muscles relax and your skin rejuvenate. With its picturesque scenery, luxurious amenities, and healing properties, the Blue Lagoon is an unforgettable experience that will leave you feeling refreshed, revitalized, and connected to the raw beauty of Iceland's natural wonders.
The Blue Lagoon is a breathtaking geothermal spa, renowned for its soothing, mineral-rich waters and stunning volcanic surroundings. If you plan to take a dip in this steaming, azure paradise, don’t forget to bring your swimsuit! A must-try experience here is the silica mud mask, known for its deep-cleansing and revitalizing properties, leaving your skin feeling refreshed and nourished. After indulging in the lagoon’s therapeutic waters, a warm shower ensures you step out feeling completely rejuvenated and invigorated. Free time for geothermal spa and silica mud mask experience. The Unique geothermal seawater found nowhere else on earth, this renowned resource is rich in silica, algae, and minerals—the elements that give skin-nourishing power. Late evening, we will return to the hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at a hotel in Reykjavik.

Overnight stay: Hotel Reykjavik Park Inn by Radisson Reykjavik or similar in Reykjavik.
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch, and Dinner.

Day 6

Reykjavik - Selfoss

Today, after breakfast, begin your Reykjavik sightseeing tour, weaving through the city's vibrant streets and uncovering its rich history, cultural landmarks, and breathtaking natural beauty. Admire the majestic Hallgrímskirkja church, its striking architecture a testament to Iceland's unique heritage. Visit the City Hall and the Harpa Concert Hall, with its glittering glass façade reflecting the shimmering colors of the surrounding sea and other important places. Explore the historic harbor, bustling with colorful fishing boats and lively seafood restaurants. As you delve into the heart of Reykjavik, experience the city's infectious energy, warm hospitality, and deep connection to the stunning Icelandic landscape that surrounds it.
Memorable Fly Over Experience
Later we will move to enjoy the FlyOver Experience. FlyOver Iceland is an exhilarating, immersive attraction located in Reykjavik that offers visitors a unique, virtual flight experience over Iceland's most stunning landscapes. Using advanced technology, this state-of-the-art simulator combines motion seats, a massive, curved projection screen, and special effects like wind, mist, and scents to create the sensation of flying. You will hang suspended, feet dangling, before a 20-metre spherical screen while our film whisks you away on an exhilarating journey across Iceland. As you “soar” above the island, you’ll get an up-close view of Iceland’s dramatic natural beauty, including volcanoes, glaciers, waterfalls, and coastal cliffs, as well as other breathtaking landmarks. The experience takes you on a journey through Iceland’s diverse geography, allowing you to appreciate its unique features from a perspective that would be difficult to achieve otherwise. FlyOver Iceland is an exciting and memorable way to discover the country's awe-inspiring landscapes, making it an ideal activity for those seeking an adventure-filled introduction to Iceland's beauty. Perfect for visitors of all ages, Flyover Iceland offers a unique way to explore the country’s beauty without ever leaving Reykjavik!
Lava Tunnel Tour
After lunch, a trip through Raufarhólshellir, one of Iceland's longest and most accessible lava tunnels, offers an extraordinary adventure just a short drive from Reykjavik. This natural wonder was formed thousands of years ago by volcanic eruptions, and today, visitors can explore its impressive 1,200-meter-long passage. As you step inside, you'll be awestruck by the towering walls of solidified lava, with stunning rock formations and vibrant moss that highlight the raw power of Iceland's volcanic history. The tunnel’s intricate textures and eerie, otherworldly atmosphere make for a truly unique experience. Guided tours provide fascinating insights into the geology of the region. Exploring Raufarhólshellir is an unforgettable way to discover Iceland's hidden natural wonders and connect with the island's geological past. Later we will transfer to Selfoss, the gateway to Iceland’s Natural Wonders. Upon arrival, we will transfer to a hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel in Selfoss.

Overnight stay: Hotel Selfoss or similar in Selfoss
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch, and Dinner.

Day 7

Natural Wonders Tour in Selfoss

Explore the Beauty of Selfoss – Iceland’s Hidden Gem
After breakfast we will explore Selfoss, the charming town located in the south of Iceland, known for its beautiful natural surroundings and as a gateway to some of Iceland's most iconic attractions. Nestled along the banks of the Olfusa River, the town offers stunning views of the nearby mountains and lush landscapes. Here we visit the majestic Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls. Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss are two of the most iconic waterfalls along Iceland’s Southern Coast, each offering a unique and stunning experience. Seljalandsfoss is a breathtaking 60-meter-tall waterfall located near the town of Selfoss. What makes Seljalandsfoss truly special is the pathway that allows visitors to walk behind the waterfall, offering a completely different perspective of the cascading water as it tumbles over the cliff. The surrounding landscape, with lush green fields and views of the distant glaciers, adds to the beauty and tranquillity of the site. At sunset, the waterfall takes on an even more magical quality, as the light dances through the water and mist.
Visit Skógafoss falls, where the power of water meets nature's beauty.
Following that, we visit the Skógafoss falls, a short drive from Seljalandsfoss, another must-see waterfall in the region. At 25 meters wide and 60 meters tall, Skógafoss is one of Iceland's largest and most powerful waterfalls. The sheer force of the water creates a consistent mist, often producing vibrant rainbows on sunny days. Visitors can climb the stairs next to the waterfall to get an incredible view from above or take a walk along the base to feel the spray. The surrounding landscape of flat plains and hills adds to the dramatic beauty of Skógafoss, making it one of Iceland's most photographed spots. Both waterfalls are located near the town of Selfoss, making the area a perfect stop for travelers exploring the Southern Coast of Iceland. The town itself is a gateway to these natural wonders and offers a charming base to explore the surrounding landscape.
Vik Village in Iceland
Next we head to Vik Village in Iceland. Vík is a small but picturesque village located on the southern coast of Iceland. It is known for its dramatic landscapes, with lush green hills, towering cliffs, and views of the Atlantic Ocean. The village is also home to the striking Vík í Mýrdal Church, which sits atop a hill and offers panoramic views of the area. Though small, Vík is a popular stop for tourists exploring Iceland’s southern coast, serving as a gateway to many of the country's natural wonders, including glaciers. Vík's charming, colorful houses stand in stark contrast to the rugged surroundings, creating a peaceful yet awe-inspiring atmosphere.
Black Sand beaches and killer waves
Here we visit the black sand beaches of Reynisfjara, a world of stark contrasts where the snow-white foam of the North Atlantic waves meets the inky darkness of volcanic sand. Perched on Iceland's rugged coastline, this ethereal landscape offers an unforgettable spectacle that marries beauty with a sense of danger. Reynisfjara, located on Iceland's southern coast, is one of the most striking natural wonders in the world. The dark, volcanic sand stretches across the shore, framed by towering cliffs and the iconic Reynisdrangar sea stacks rising majestically from the ocean. These basalt formations, steeped in local legend, were said to be trolls turned to stone by the sunrise. Nearby, the cliffs of Dyrhólaey stand tall, offering sweeping views of the beach and the surrounding landscape, with their dramatic archways and rich birdlife. The powerful, often treacherous waves that crash against the shore are a notable feature of Reynisfjara, earning the beach a reputation for being particularly dangerous. These "killer waves" can sweep unsuspecting visitors off their feet, making caution essential when visiting this otherworldly, yet hazardous, coastal paradise.
Lava Centre Tour
Later visit the Lava centre. The Lava Centre in Hvolsvöllur is a fantastic place to learn about Iceland’s volcanic activity and the forces that shape the country. It's a state-of-the-art interactive exhibition that offers a unique, hands-on experience, showcasing the power and impact of volcanic eruptions through informative displays, models, and videos. The Breathtaking Volcano Movie at the Lava Centre is a highlight. It's an immersive film that brings you closer to the eruptive nature of Iceland's volcanoes, showing dramatic footage of eruptions and their aftermath. Later we will return to hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at hotel in Selfoss.
Aurora Hunt
After dinner, we proceed to an unforgettable Aurora chasing adventure by bus in Selfoss, Iceland. With an expert guide on board, you'll venture into the Icelandic countryside, away from city lights, to maximize your chances of witnessing this natural phenomenon. As you travel through the rolling hills and vast landscapes, keep your eyes peeled for the first glimpses of the Aurora Borealis, and get ready to be mesmerized by the swirling colors and patterns dancing across the night sky. With the bus's flexibility to move to different locations, you'll be in the best possible position to witness this awe-inspiring spectacle.
Overnight stay: Hotel Selfoss or similar in Selfoss
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch, and Dinner.

Day 8

Golden Circle Route

Visit the Mid-Atlantic Rift Valley
Following breakfast, check out the hotel and proceed to the popular Golden Circle route in Iceland. Golden Circle is a breathtaking tourist route that showcases the country's stunning natural beauty and geological wonders. Stretching about 300 kilometers, it connects three major attractions: Thingvellir National Park, the great Geysir geothermal area, and Gullfoss waterfall. Thingvellir National Park is a geological wonder, as it sits on the boundary between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates, making it one of the few places in the world where this boundary is visible above ground. Iceland is divided by the Mid-Atlantic rift; some parts are on the North American tectonic plate, while others are on the Eurasian plate. As we enter the park from Reykjavík, you descend a steep cliff into a valley. Looking upon the face of this cliff is to literally look at the edge of North America. When we drive through the park, you will ascend on the other side adjacent to another wall; this is Eurasia. The valley in between is the rift valley.
Visit Great Geysir: Nature's Explosive Wonder in the Heart of Iceland
Later visit the Great Geysir geothermal area, located in southwestern Iceland, is one of the country’s most famous and spectacular natural attractions. The Great Geysir itself is an active geothermal hot spring that intermittently erupts with impressive bursts of hot water, though its eruptions have become less frequent over time. Nearby, the erupts regularly, often shooting a column of water up to 30 meters into the air every few minutes, providing visitors with a dramatic display of Iceland's geothermal activity. The region is rich in hot springs, fumaroles, and mud pots, creating a stunning and otherworldly landscape. This geothermal activity occurs due to Iceland's location along the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where volcanic activity beneath the surface heats the groundwater, causing the geysers to erupt. The area offers visitors the opportunity to explore various geothermal features and learn about the powerful natural forces at work beneath the Earth’s surface.
Visit Gullfoss: Iceland’s Golden Cascade.
Later visit Gullfoss, also known as the "Golden Falls," is one of Iceland’s most iconic and breathtaking waterfalls. Located in the southwest of the country, it features a dramatic two-tiered cascade, with water plunging 32 meters into a deep, rugged canyon. The falls are fed by the Hvítá River, and during the summer months, the sight of the powerful water tumbling over the cliffs is awe-inspiring. The surrounding area offers stunning views, often accompanied by rainbows on sunny days, adding to the magical atmosphere. Gullfoss is part of the famous Golden Circle route, making it a must-see attraction for visitors, drawing travelers from all over the world to witness its natural beauty and raw power.
Visit the Kerid volcano crater, the eye of the world
A volcanic crater lake located in the Grímsnes area in the South Iceland, is one of the most visually stunning geological wonders in the country. This vibrant blue gem is a mere 6,500 years old, one of the three most recognizable volcanic craters in Iceland. The caldera is approximately 55 m deep, 170 m wide, and 270 m across, and is made up of a unique red. The Kerid volcano crater is sometimes referred to as the "Eye of the World" due to its striking, eye-like appearance. Later we will return to hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at hotel in Selfoss. Later we will transfer to hotel.
Join us on a thrilling aurora hunt and witness the spectacular light show in the sky
After dinner, we will head to the Aurora Base Camp, where we will set out to witness the enchanting Northern Lights dance across the night sky. Aurora Basecamp is a beautiful facility designed to give you a warm and good Northern Lights Experience. There are three heated domes on our site. Two of them are lounges and one contains a small educational exhibition which we call The Dark Park. When you visit Aurora Basecamp, a guide will take you through The Dark Park and inform you of the different phases of the lights. As a Northern Lights Observatory, the real magic happens outside when the conditions are right. The guided Dark Park visit ends in the outdoor area that is low lit with benches around open fire pits so that you can stay warm outside as well while admiring the endless space or simply enjoying the outdoors with family and friends.
Don't miss the chance to experience the wonder of the aurora borealis
The location of the Basecamp is specially selected based on the statistics that show that the Reykjanes Peninsula gives the best opportunity for seeing the lights in the capital area. Weather patterns show that this location more often provides clear skies than many other nearby areas. Later we will return back to the hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at a hotel in Reykjavik.
Overnight stay: Hotel Reykjavik Park Inn or similar in Reykjavik
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch, and Dinner.

Day 9

Flight To Greenland

After a delicious breakfast, we will check out of the hotel and make our way to Greenland, with one last look at the captivating beauty of Iceland before we depart. Air Greenland Flight GL 711 will depart to Greenland at 10.00 hrs and arrive at Nuuk International airport in Greenland at 11.00 hrs. Welcome to Nuuk, the vibrant capital of Greenland! Welcome to Nuuk, the vibrant capital of Greenland! Greenland is the world’s largest island, covering an area of approximately 2175 million sq. km and is home to the second largest icebody in the world, covering about 80% of the island. It is an autonomous territory of Denmark. Nuuk is the largest city in Greenland and the country's cultural and economic center. Upon arrival, we will proceed to the hotel.
Begin your day with a 3-hour guided tour exploring the cultural and historical highlights of Nuuk. Begin your day to stroll through the old colonial harbor to see historic wooden houses and learn about Nuuk's early days and whaling history. Visit the local market to experience daily life and observe traditional foods like fresh seafood and game. Pass by the modern Greenlandic Parliament building, where your guide will provide insights into the political landscape. Conclude your tour at Katuaq, the cultural center inspired by the northern lights, where you can enjoy contemporary art exhibits and consider savoring traditional Greenlandic tapas at Cafétuaq. Later explore Nuuk's Old Town, with its colorful colonial-era houses and the iconic Nuuk Cathedral, a beautiful 19th-century church that is a central landmark, a 19th-century architectural gem. Later you will return back to the hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at hotel in Nuuk.
Overnight stay: Hotel Nuuk Hans Egede or similar in Nuuk
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch, and Dinner.

Day 10

Nuuk – Sisimiut

Visit Eskimos or the Intuits
After breakfast, free time for the orientation tour of Nuuk. Later, we visit Eskimos or Inuits, the indigenous peoples of the Arctic regions. The Inuit are the indigenous peoples of the Arctic and sub-Arctic regions and form most of Greenland's population. Your local guide will take you to the Greenland National Museum, where you'll immerse yourself in the nation's rich heritage. Discover exhibits featuring Inuit artifacts, Viking relics, and stories that have shaped Greenland's past. The museum has a collection of Eskimos or Inuit mummies, including the famous Qilakitsoq mummies discovered in 1972.
You will get a chance to see the Eskimos’ cultural experience and traditional lunch. The original Greenlandic cuisine is varied and heavy in proteins. A Greenlandic lunch offers a unique culinary experience that blends traditional Arctic ingredients with the island’s rich cultural heritage. A Greenlandic lunch is not just about the food—it’s a gateway to understanding Greenland's people's resilience, beauty, and culture. They will also perform their traditional dance performance and drum dance. The drum dance is an Inuit dance performed by the shaman of the tribe, to call in spirits. This dance can also be performed by the individual to express feelings both good and bad. Visitors can explore the heritage of the Greenlandic Inuit people through storytelling, art, and music, learning about the strong connection between the people and the natural environment.
Later we proceed to Nuuk sightseeing tour. The tour begins with a visit to the Sedna Statue, a striking tribute to the Inuit goddess of the sea, symbolizing the vital connection between the Greenlandic people and the ocean. From there, the tour continues to the Hans Egede Statue, which honors the Danish missionary who founded Nuuk and played a key role in the city’s early history. A unique addition to the tour is a visit to a local brewery, where you can sample craft beers made with local ingredients, offering a taste of Nuuk's growing modern culture. This brief yet immersive city tour provides a wonderful balance of historical landmarks, artistic heritage, and local flavors, encapsulating the essence of Nuuk in just two hours.
Evening, after early dinner, we will board the Sarfaq Ittuk Ferry cruise in premium cabins. Sarfaq Ittuk is not a normal cruise ship, but a common means of transport for local people, as there are no roads in Greenland outside settlements. It is sailing up and down the west coast of Greenland, providing three small settlements and most towns along the coast with a lifeline. When Greenland’s beloved coastal ferry calls into port at the settlements, they become a hive of activity and a stage for joyful reunions. Passengers on board are informed by the bridge of the sight of whales. The waters around Greenland are rich in marine life, and the fjords and open seas provide an ideal habitat for these majestic creatures, especially during the summer months when the animals migrate to feed in the Arctic waters. The trip is also a great opportunity to get to know the locals. A café, small cinema and a souvenir kiosk are on board.
Overnight stay : On board Sarfaq Ittuk Ferry Cruise
Meals : Breakfast & Lunch, and Dinner.

Day 11

Nuuk – Sisimiut

Breakfast on board. The Sarfaq Ittuk Ferry cruise is a scenic and vital transportation service that connects the towns along Greenland's west coast, offering travelers an incredible way to experience the country's natural beauty. Along the way, the ferry passes through the picturesque town of Kangerlussuaq, known for its spectacular fjord and the nearby Greenland Ice Sheet, a major highlight of the route. The Ferry stops for a few minutes for the local people to get down at each place, first stop is Maniitsoq, a town on Maniitsoq Island, western Greenland, located in the Qeqqata municipality. With 2,534 inhabitants as of 2020, it is the sixth-largest town in Greenland.
Historical Arctic Circle Crossing, located at 66°34'N latitude
Second stop at Kangaamiut. Kangaamiut is a small settlement in western Greenland, located on the coast of Davis Strait. It is part of the Qeqqata municipality and lies south of Sisimiut. The settlement is known for its beautiful fjord landscapes, traditional Greenlandic culture, and strong fishing heritage. On the way we will cross this significant historical Arctic Circle, located at 66°34'N latitude, north of Nuuk. The crossing occurs roughly between the towns of Nuuk and Sisimiut, depending on the specific route of the ferry. While the ferry passes through the Arctic Circle, travelers are treated to a unique experience of navigating the area that marks the boundary between the temperate and polar climates. This moment offers a sense of adventure, as the crossing signifies entering the Arctic region, where daylight hours fluctuate dramatically with the changing seasons. It's an iconic part of the journey, enhancing the already stunning views of the Greenlandic coastline and making the cruise an unforgettable experience. As the ferry approaches Sisimiut, known for its charming harbor, colorful houses, and rich cultural heritage, passengers are left with lasting memories of one of the most scenic maritime routes in the world.
Later, stop at Sisimiut, here we get time to get down and walk around the colourful town. Sisimiut is the second-largest town in Greenland, located on the west coast, north of the Arctic Circle. It is also home to Greenland’s northernmost ice-free port and plays a crucial role in the fishing industry. Take a guided tour around Sisimiut, exploring the town's rich history and unique charm. Wander through the old part of town, where you'll experience traditional Greenlandic architecture and vibrant streets. Visit the Blue Church, a beautiful and historic landmark, and the striking Red Church, an important symbol of the area. Next, head to Sisimiut Fresh Farm to learn about the fascinating world of microgreens and superfoods, and discover sustainable farming practices. Later we will return back to Sarfaq Ittuk Ferry. Dinner and overnight on board.
Overnight stay : On board Sarfaq Ittuk Ferry Cruise
Meals : Breakfast & Lunch, and Dinner.

Day 12

Massive Icebergs Inn Ilulissat

Witness the Majestic Icebergs and Large whales in Ilulissat Icefjord
Start the day with a delightful breakfast on board as we set sail towards Ilulissat, one of Greenland’s most picturesque coastal towns. Ilulissat is the heaven for witnessing the majesty of large whales and massive icebergs and several whale species, including humpback whales, minke whales, and the occasional orca. The journey from Sisimiut to Ilulissat is a scenic adventure, offering stunning views of Greenland's rugged landscapes, towering mountains, and vast fjords. The most popular destinations in Greenland, the Ilulissat Icefjord, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The Icefjord is home to some of the world’s most spectacular glaciers, which calve massive icebergs into the waters below. The Ilulissat Icefjord is a specific part of the coast where the Ilulissat Glacier (Jakobshavn Glacier) flows into the sea. The icefjord stretches about 60 kilometers (37 miles) and is known for its massive icebergs, which calve off from the glacier. This stunning natural wonder is home to colossal icebergs calved from the Sermeq Kujalleq glacier, which flow into Disko Bay, creating a mesmerizing Arctic landscape. Upon arrival in Ilulissat, we will transfer to our hotel for check-in.
Disko Bay, the Iceberg capital of the world.
In the evening, embark on a mesmerizing boat journey through Disko Bay, where you'll sail among the colossal icebergs. Disko Bay, located on the western coast of Greenland, is a stunning and unique part of the Arctic region. The bay is named after Disko Island, the largest island in the bay, which has an area of about 2,500 square kilometers. This large bay stretches approximately 130 kilometers long and is known for its breathtaking scenery, including towering icebergs, vast glaciers. These icebergs can range from small floating pieces to colossal giants, some reaching up to 328 feet. These majestic frozen giants are born from Sermeq Kujalleq, the most productive glacier in the Northern Hemisphere, which calves an incredible 35 km³ of ice annually into the UNESCO-listed Ilulissat Icefjord. Gliding around these breathtaking icebergs is an unforgettable experience. Keep an eye out for majestic whales that often grace these waters, adding to the awe-inspiring experience. The Icefjord’s unique geological and environmental features make it a vital site for research, as well as an awe-inspiring destination for travelers. Return back to shore after witnessing the breathtaking giant icebergs and large whales in Disko Bay. Later return to hotel, Dinner and overnight stay at hotel in Ilulissat.
Overnight stay : Hotel Ilulissat Arctic or similar in Ilulissat.
Meals : Breakfast & Lunch, and Dinner.

Day 13

Fly To Denmark

After early breakfast, we will transfer to Ilulissat International Airport to take the flight to Nuuk, Greenland. Air Greenland Airlines GL591 departs from Ilulissat to Nuuk at 09.00 hrs and arrives at Nuuk Airport at 10.25 hrs. Later connects Air Greenland Airlines GL780 to Copenhagen at 12.10 hrs and arrives at Copenhagen International Airport at 19.40 hrs. Welcome to Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark. Copenhagen is located along the eastern coast of the island of Zealand and offers visitors a diverse range of attractions, blending historic charm with modern elegance. Upon arrival, you will transfer to hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at hotel in Copenhagen.
Overnight stay : Hotel Copenhagen Clarion Airport or similar in Copenhagen.
Meals : Breakfast & Lunch, and Dinner.

Day 14

Fly Back Home

It’s the time to say goodbye to all the new friends you have made. We hope you take back happy memories of your Scandinavian Tour. We would like you to spare a few minutes of your time to write and tell us how you enjoyed your tour and any suggestions you may have for the future. Later connect flight to Cochin
Meals: Breakfast at Hotel, Lunch and Dinner on board