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Greenland
This is true polar exploration, whether it’s marveling at the big ice of West Greenland, experiencing the history of early Viking settlements or cruising among the towering icebergs of UNESCO World Heritage-designated Ilulissat Icefjord. Each year in this incredibly remote region, adventurous guests enjoy spectacular wildlife sightings and cultural rewards as well.
“The Arctic resists summary. It cannot be abridged. There is no single definition of it and no definitive boundary to contain it. Also, it is full of surprises, and we may be surprised by how it affects us.”
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Greenland Expedition Ships
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National Geographic Endurance
GUESTS 138
CABINS 76
DECKS 6
Arctic, Antarctica, Iceland, Greenland, Europe, Atlantic Isles, British And Irish Isles, Scotland, Scandinavia, Patagonia, South America
The most advanced ice-class expedition ship afloat, offering unprecedented access to polar regions.
National Geographic Resolution
GUESTS 138
CABINS 76
DECKS 6
Antarctica, Patagonia, South America, Japan, Asia, Arctic, Canada, North America, South Pacific, Alaska, Greenland
The second of two new polar builds, the National Geographic Resolution is named to honor the second voyage of the legendary Captain James Cook.
National Geographic Explorer
GUESTS 148
CABINS 81
DECKS 6
Canada, Arctic, North America, Antarctica, Iceland, Greenland, Europe, British And Irish Isles, Scotland, Scandinavia, Patagonia, South America
An authentic expedition ship, purpose-engineered for blue water and polar exploration
Gallery: Highlights from Greenland
Ilulissat, Greenland
A guest photographs the view at the scenic viewpoint above the historic Zion Church, Ilulissat, Greenland
Photograph by: Ralph Lee Hopkins
Gallery: Highlights from Greenland
Sisimut, Greenland
Inuit dancer performing in Sisimiut, Holsteinsborg, western Greenland.
Photograph by: Michael S. Nolan
Gallery: Highlights from Greenland
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River beauties and waterfall at Prins Christian Sund, Southern Greenland.
Photograph by: Michael S. Nolan
Gallery: Highlights from Greenland
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Guests visit Brattahlio, where Erik the Red established his farm in 982 A.D. after his exile from Iceland.
Photograph by: Lindblad Expeditions 2023
Gallery: Highlights from Greenland
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The National Geographic Resolution at the dock in the town of Sisimuit, Greenland..
Photograph by: Michael S. Nolan
Gallery: Highlights from Greenland
Greenland Ilulissat RH-GL22-12110
Guests photographing giant icebergs in Icefjord, Ilulissat, Greenland
Photograph by: Ralph Lee Hopkins
Latest Video
Local Connections - Greenland With Inuuteq-Kriege
- Apr 2026
For Cultural Specialist Inuuteq Kriegel, sharing his homeland is about authenticity—not myth. On expeditions in Greenland, he helps guests move beyond outdated perceptions by revealing the vibrant, contemporary life within the island nation's towns and communities. He especially values that National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions travels to Inuit villages, where guests gain meaningful insight directly from the people who live there. In this video, Kriegel reflects on his role aboard the fleet and explains why he considers Greenland one of the most beautiful and culturally rich places in the world.