Small-Ship Expedition Cruise

Greenland & Wild Labrador: A Torngat Mountains Adventure

Greenland and Wild Labrador

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2027 Greenland and Wild Labrador Map-ON

Highlights

Myna derrick lighting qulliq

© Dennis Minty

Travel through Inuit Nunangat alongside Inuit

Journey through the ice, water, and lands of Inuit in the company of Inuit hosts who share their stories, art, and traditions. Experience the living culture of Greenland and Nunatsiavut as you visit vibrant communities, sample country food, and gain a deeper understanding of the enduring connection between Inuit and the nuna (land). 

Torngat Mountains National Park

© Scott Sporleder

Torngat Mountains National Park: walking among spirits

Enter Torngat Mountains National Park with Inuit hosts, in the homeland of Labrador and Nunavik Inuit. Torngait means “place where the spirits dwell,” a name felt among granite peaks rising from the sea and tundra stretching toward infinity. Here, grandeur inspires reverence, and every step leaves the imprint of a place where land, culture, and spirit remain inseparable.

L Anse Aux Meadows

© Dennis Minty

L’Anse aux Meadows: where worlds met

Step ashore at L’Anse aux Meadows, the only verified Norse site in North America and a UNESCO World Heritage treasure. Here, Indigenous and Norse histories converge, reminding us that exploration and exchange have long defined these northern shores.

Nuuk National Museum Of Greenland

Nuuk: Greenland’s vibrant capital

Set between mountains and sea, Nuuk hums with creativity and northern pride. Colourful houses and modern architecture frame a city where Inuit culture shapes daily life through language, art, food, and community. Tradition and contemporary expression flow naturally together, giving Greenland’s capital a character that is distinctly Arctic and unmistakably its own.

Inuit Traditional Costume

© Michelle Valberg

Guided by those who know these shores best

Many of those guiding this voyage call these coasts home. Their stories, humour, and knowledge add depth to time spent ashore and aboard. Community welcomes and shared conversations offer perspectives rarely available to those passing through. Across the journey, geography becomes inseparable from the people whose lives, histories, and relationships give these shores their meaning.