Cruise through the rugged landscapes of Arctic & Greenland
This adventurous expedition cruise begins in rugged Greenland. Meet the small but friendly community in the scenic town of Kangaamiut , explore the ancient ruins of the Inuit in Nuuk and cruise through immense fjords and glaciers at Ilulissat Icefjord , also known as the birthplace of icebergs.
In the following days you will discover the splendor of the untouched Arctic. Wander Pond Inlet , the important center of Inuit art, set foot on the largest uninhabited island in the world, Devon Island , and marvel at the archipelago of thousands of islands that largely belong to Nunavut territory. Along the way you can enjoy the rich sea and bird life from the deck.
Follow in the footsteps of Arctic explorers and enjoy the scenery and exceptional wildlife. Whether this is your first time or you have visited this region several times, the wild beauty of the Northwest Passage will amaze you time and again. Where the world can't find you...
Tips & Tops Northwest Passage
- The expedition vessel Silver Cloud is one of the most spacious and comfortable expedition vessels of Silversea.
- Be amazed by dazzling views from the balcony of your luxurious suite, enjoy unparalleled onboard service and tantalise your taste buds in one of four restaurants.
- The immense fjords in the area of Evighedsfjord Fjord can reach a depth of one kilometer and you will be amazed when you sail along 2000 meter high cliffs.
- Known as the birthplace of icebergs, the Ilulissat Icefjord produces nearly 20 million tons of ice every day.
- The Beaufort Sea is frozen for most of the year. A channel opens near the Canadian and Alaskan coasts only on Mondays, August and September. Keep your camera ready in this area for beluga and bowhead whales, seals and polar bears.
- Cape Nome's modern history began in 1898 when 'Three Lucky Swedes' discovered gold in Anvil Creek. Much of the architecture from this golden period can still be seen today.
