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Do Greenland and Iceland need an introduction? Two unique islands that are a dream destination for many. But only a few dare to turn their dreams into reality! Are you one of them? Then let us present our new wonderful program, which includes trekking and kayaking in Greenland, followed by well-deserved relaxation in Iceland. We will spend a full 8 days in the southern part of the world's largest island. You will be immersed in Greenland's rugged nature, get to know the local culture, and have an unforgettable opportunity to see with your own eyes this beautiful and distant icy island with such an ironic name!
This program is still in development. In the meantime, we invite you to join one of our hiking tours in Iceland, or a jeep tour, if backpacking and camping in tents is not for you.
During the trip, we stay in simple yet comfortable hotels and hostels, and at almost every campsite you'll have the chance to take a shower and enjoy some time at local campgrounds, while sleeping in tents like true travelers.
On one of the days we will have the opportunity to relax in real hot springs, and that's quite a pleasure in the middle of winter.
We do not cancel or postpone groups. If a manager gives the go-ahead to buy a ticket, you can safely purchase it. The program will not be cancelled due to our fault.
Experienced Kuluar team leaders will accompany the group throughout the entire route, making your trip as safe and unforgettable as possible! They have already been to Iceland multiple times and know the country in detail.
The manager who will consult you before the trip has been to Iceland herself and will share details from personal experience!
Over 12,000 participants have already traveled with Kuluar, and 97.8% were satisfied. We're confident you will be too!
We will kayak, see icebergs, and feel the full grandeur of the glacier.
We will dedicate the first day of our journey north to gathering the group and exploring Reykjavik - an interesting and distinctive capital of Iceland. After checking into the hotel, we'll stop for a bite at one of the restaurants right on the ocean shore. Here they serve lobster and cod soup, red and white fish kebabs, and whale steaks. After a delicious meal, we'll go sightseeing in Reykjavik - the Sun Voyager ship, Hallgrímskirkja church, and other less famous but equally interesting sights.
Flight to Narsarsuaq — this is already Greenland. At the airport we meet local guides who will accompany us throughout the entire mini-expedition across the "green land". Next, we have a transfer by motorboat (RIB boat) along the Tunulliarfik fjord to Qassiarsuk, a small settlement. In fact, all settlements in Greenland are small by our usual standards. This is the site of Brattahlíð — the estate of Erik the Red (the Viking who founded the first settlement in Greenland at the end of the 10th century). Here we will be able to see the church that Erik ordered built for his beloved wife, Tjodhild. After checking into the hostel, we will have free time to wander around the surroundings and realize that we have arrived at one of the most remote and exotic places on the planet.
Today we will head to the Valley of Flowers, near which lies a large and beautiful lake with very delicious water.
After waking up and preparing for new impressions, we begin our great journey! We board a motorboat and travel along the already familiar Tunulliarfik fjord toward the Narsarsuaq Mountains, which reach heights of 500 meters here. Today our route will take the group to the Valley of Flowers through the Kiattut glacier. Then we will make a short climb to enjoy a breathtaking view of the lake, the Valley of Flowers itself, the mountains, and the fjord. Tonight we camp in tents at the campsite.
On the fourth day of the journey, our schedule includes a trek to the Qooroq Glacier, one of the most active glaciers in southern Greenland. The glacier moves over 200,000 tons of ice every day. We will see huge blocks of ice breaking off the glacier and falling into the water. An unforgettable sight! After all these wonders, we will climb to the top of the glacier. Overnight camping in tents.
In the first half of the day, the group will descend from the camp and set off on a trek to Narsarsuaq.
In the afternoon, we will take a Zodiac boat trip along the Qooroq fjord. We will see thousand-year-old icebergs and feel the full power of the Qooroq Glacier. And for "dessert" there will be an unusual Greenlandic lunch of national dishes, including seal, whale, and reindeer meat, as well as smoked halibut and cod. In the evening we settle in for the night at the Leif Eriksson Hostel in Qassiarsuk.
Trek to Tasiusaq Farm. Remember we talked about small settlements in Greenland? Well, compared to this farm, all of them were huge, since only 7 people live here, practically in isolation because of the ice and icebergs coming from the Eqaloruutsit fjord. Like on another planet.
This is where our kayaking adventure will begin. We will receive full instruction on behavior on the water and basic kayak handling training. If you have no prior experience — don't worry. Everything will be shown and taught! Tonight we stay overnight at a hostel in Tasiusaq.
We will spend the whole day kayaking on the Sermilik fjord. We will cross the ocean amid the ice against the backdrop of the harsh nature of the world's largest island. At the end of the day, camp will be set up on the shore of the fjord. Then we head into the tundra, from where we can admire views of the Eqaloruutsit glacier. We spend the night in tents.
Kayaking among the icebergs of Kangerdlua. The feeling of paddling a small kayak near huge chunks of ice is indescribable! And we have good news for anglers - fishing on the fjord may be possible in the evening. Overnight stay at a hostel in Tasiusaq.
Today is the last day of our exciting trip. We get up earlier and head to Qassiarsuk, from where a transfer to Narsarsuaq is planned. There will be free time for a walk around town and visiting museums. In the evening, we fly to Reykjavik and, if there's still energy left, take a walk around the city. As an option, you can visit the local pool - it's really good and has a "jacuzzi" with a temperature of +40.
We'll dedicate the first half of the day to the famous "Golden Circle of Iceland" route. We'll see the forefather of all geysers - the now-dormant Geysir - and its younger, more lively sibling, Strokkur. The latter shoots up to about 15 meters high every 5 minutes, so don't worry - we'll definitely catch it. After that, we'll visit one of the country's most beautiful and famous waterfalls - the golden Gullfoss waterfall. Having had our fill of the power of nature, we'll head to Þingvellir National Park to see the rift between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. Just imagine - one step and you're already in America =)
After the trip, we'll be sure to grab a bite to eat and head to one of the best geothermal complexes in the world - the Blue Lagoon. After trekking and kayaking in Greenland, a good soak in warm waters full of various minerals is exactly what you need! An unforgettable feeling!
This is the last day of our unforgettable and eventful journey through the northern countries. You'll really have something to tell your friends and something to be proud of. Not many people make it to Iceland, let alone Greenland.
Part of the group flew out yesterday, right after bathing in the Blue Lagoon, while the rest have a free day today. Depending on how much time you have, you can spend it walking around the city or trying your luck on a whale-watching safari.
To reserve a spot in the group, you need to make a deposit of 230 euros. You can do this on the website via this link or in hryvnias to a Privatbank card. The remaining amount can be paid by card transfer (no later than a week before the start) or given to the guide in cash on the first day of the trip. If you drop out of the route, the money is non-refundable.
The manager will advise you on gear, help you find the best flight, and share information about hotels and excursions. You make payments and purchases yourself. If you want the manager to buy a ticket for you, this is possible, but for an extra fee, as it's a big responsibility. More in the article: additional services and service fee.
Depending on weather conditions, the group's condition, and overall wishes, the guide has the right to make changes to the route.
To travel to Iceland, you need a valid Schengen visa or a biometric passport. If you don't have a visa, we'll help you obtain one. So far, none of our trip participants have been refused.
To participate in the trip, you must not have any illnesses incompatible with active tourism: list here.
The average summer temperature in Greenland is 7-9 degrees above zero, but it's often lower. So you need to pack warm clothes thoroughly. Still, it's not as cold here as you might think))) The weather is changeable, with frequent drizzle - for this, you'll need a membrane suit.
In addition to physical fitness pay attention to your gear. It should be high-quality and reliable, to withstand northern rains and wind. Your choice of gear determines your comfort and enjoyment of the trip. Good membrane pants and jacket, a wind-resistant waterproof tent, comfortable waterproof boots - are a must have on this trip.
Tickets should be purchased as early as possible, as the price can increase by one and a half times closer to the start date. You will have to fly with connections. You should choose the optimal flight option yourself, as it all depends on your departure point. Ticket prices start from $500 - this is round trip. If you have any difficulties, you can always contact us, and we will help you.
You can find our recommendations for flight booking services in this article
You need good insurance to participate in the program. Please don't neglect this point. For some participants, this has saved thousands of dollars. You can find our insurance recommendations here: "Insurance for Kuluar hike participants"
The average temperature in Greenland in summer is 7-9 degrees above zero, but it is often lower. Therefore, you need to thoroughly stock up on warm clothing. But still, it's not as cold here as you might think)) The weather is changeable, with light rain often occurring - for this, you need to have a membrane suit.
*Please note: it is not the manager's task to select an individual flight for each participant. The manager gives general recommendations based on their experience and shares other participants' flights so you can fly together. Selecting and purchasing a convenient flight ticket is the participant's own responsibility. If you'd like the manager to buy your flight ticket, book a hotel or an additional excursion, please check the terms on the page: additional services.
The total amount of expenses not included in the price will be approximately 150-500 € + flight. It all depends on your wishes and capabilities.