Croisière de luxe : d'Islande au Groenland

Croisière de luxe : d'Islande au Groenland | Swan Hellenic

Expedition highlights

Follow the Viking routes across high-latitude coasts where glaciers, fjords, and shifting light set the pace, and wildlife watching is part of the day from deck and shore.

Eternety Fjord, Greenland

Ice Fjords

Listen to the symphony of nature as towering icebergs and colossal glaciers crack and calve.

Wildlife Watching

Look for seabirds, marine life, and coastal species from deck and shore, with the expedition team helping spot and identify what you are seeing.

Expert-led Talks

Learn more about this isolated polar region from our on board team of experts.

Citizen Science Workshops

During your trip, join Swan Hellenics Citizen Science programs and contribute to real-world environmental research.

Viking Heritage

Sail through the North Atlantic world where Norse seafarers left a lasting mark. Walk ports and coastal sites tied to Viking routes, with stories of settlement, trade, and exploration that still shape local identity.

Itinéraire jour par jour

En naviguant depuis Reykjavik, vous conclurez votre aventure à Kangerlussuaq. Tout au long de cette croisière de luxe entre l'Islande et le Groenland, vous visiterez de nombreux sites remarquables. Découvrez l'emblématique église Hallgrímskirkja et la salle de concert Harpa à Reykjavik, émerveillez-vous devant les fjords majestueux du Groenland et flânez dans les rues historiques de Nuuk. Expérimentez la beauté surnaturelle du fjord rempli de glace de Skjoldungen et le village inuit animé d'Aappilattoq. Dans la baie de Disko, contemplez les glaciers spectaculaires et la faune du fjord d'Ilulissat, inscrit au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO. Cette exceptionnelle croisière de luxe entre l'Islande et le Groenland propose une variété d'activités immersives adaptées à chaque voyageur. Assistez à des conférences à bord et perfectionnez vos compétences en photographie grâce aux conseils d'experts. Vivez l'émotion d'observer la vie marine dans son habitat naturel ou profitez d'une excursion en kayak en option avec l'équipe d'expédition. Chaque escale offre l'occasion de vous immerger profondément dans les paysages époustouflants et les cultures vibrantes de la région

REMARQUE: Cet itinéraire fournit des informations générales sur chaque destination. Veuillez également noter que certains lieux et points forts mentionnés peuvent ne pas être ouverts ou accessibles le jour de notre visite. Pour obtenir le programme d'excursions le plus précis, nous vous recommandons de contacter votre agent Swan Hellenic ou votre agence de voyage à l'approche de la date de départ.

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Jour 1

Reykjavik

Make sure there is sufficient timeto explore this diminutive but dramatic capital city. Despite its small size, you won’t be short of things to see and do. To get your bearings, take the elevator to the top of Hallgrímskirkja. This church, designed by famed Icelandic architect Gudjón Samuelsson is one of the most distinctive buildings in town. When you return to earth, visit the city’s other renowned building Harpa Concert Hall, located at the heart of Reykjavík's regenerated harbour – also the home of the Maritime Museum. Speaking of cultural spaces, tour the National Museum to learn the story of Iceland from past to present. The Reykjavík Art Museum houses an impressive contemporary collection including eye-catching pieces by Erró. And, of course, just 50 kilometres outside the city lies Thingvellir National Park, the site of Iceland’s original Viking parliament.

Jour 2

Day at sea

Sea days are rarely dull. Take the time to sit back and let the world go by. The ship’s observation decks provide stunning views of the passing ocean. A day at sea gives you the opportunity to mingle with other passengers and share your experiences of this incredible trip or head to our library which is stocked full of reference books. Get an expert’s view in one of our on-board lectures or perhaps perfect your photography skills with invaluable advice from our onboard professional photographers

Jour 3

Skjoldungen

On the craggy east coast of Greenland, the stunningly scenic, U-shaped Skjoldungen Fjord is surrounded by lofty snow-capped mountains, dwarf birch, Arctic wildflowers and willow forests ending with the Thrym Glacier. High rock walls, serpentine rivers and large crevasses of ice pillars known as seracs give way to carved icebergs in the fjord that gleam in a white to blue spectrum. You might also have the opportunity to see whales

Jour 4

Cruise Prins Christian Sund

The remote and beautiful Prins Christian Sund fjord carves a dramatic path between magnificent granite cliffs and glaciers, offering a stunning panorama of icebergs, rugged peaks and crystal-clear waters. Stretching 100 km at the southernmost tip of Greenland, this long and winding passage separates the mainland from Sammisoq and the Cape Farewell Archipelago, creating a breathtaking waterway that captivates adventurers and nature lovers alike

Jour 4

Aappilattoq

Colourful Nordic houses stand against dramatic mountain ridges encircling Aappilattoq, a remote Inuit village in Greenland’s Prins Christian Sund. Accessible only by boat or helicopter, Aappilattoq is home to around 100 rugged individuals who make a living through fishing and hunting. Often called the southernmost inhabited area in Greenland, Aappilattoq is in fact at the midpoint of the east and west coasts

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Aappilattoq Community visit

1 hour

Enjoy an opportunity to meet the local people of the remote settlement of Aappilattoq, in Southern Greenland. The settlement is located on a small peninsula by the Illua fjord. The settlement has been inhabited since the 19th century, originally founded as a trading post in 1922, the main economy remains hunting and fishing today. Around 80 people call this settlement home and today you will have the unique chance to meet some of them for a traditional kaffemik, a celebration with coffee, tea and cakes, which is customarily reserved for large celebrations such as weddings, birthdays or perhaps a cruise ship visit! Chat with the locals and find out what life is like living in this remote community before enjoying their local choir in the beautiful little church. After visiting the folk house, explore the settlement on your own, have a stroll among the colourfully painted homes and enjoy the breathtaking vistas afforded you by being in this remote destination.

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Hiking to Innap Qaava

2 hours

Join us to the hike through the small settlement of Aappilattoq, where the colourful houses and quiet streets give a glimpse of life in this remote village. Along the way, we will pass the local sand football field, a charming spot that reflects the community spirit of the town. We will hike up to the hill, and from this vantage point, the view of Aappilattoq unfolds below, the clustered homes contrasting beautifully with the muted tones of the surrounding tundra. Rocky outcrops and patches of moss and lichen stretch into the distance, revealing the raw, unspoiled beauty of southern Greenland. Standing above the town, the panorama offers a striking perspective where human settlement and the rugged Arctic landscape exist in delicate harmony. Join us to the hike and experience this breathtaking view firsthand.

Jour 5

Gronnedal

Kangilinnguit, formerly Grønnedal, is a historic spot in southwest Greenland and an area of exceptional natural beauty. Once a key U.S. WWII naval base, it lies near Ivigtut and the cryolite mine in scenic Arsuk Fjord. Ships navigate a narrow channel past the Kajartalik lighthouse, Arsuk village and Kungnat Bay, where dramatic landscapes unfold, including the towering 4,600-ft Mt. Kungnait and the breathtaking Arsuk Glacier at the fjord's head

Jour 5

Ivittut

The deserted mining town of Ivittuut (formerly Ivigtut) was once vital for WWII aircraft production with the world's largest reserve of cryolite, a mineral used in aluminium production. Abandoned houses, the enormous mine pit and above-ground cemetery reveal the history of this settlement. Scattered cryolite chunks on the rocky shore mix with relics like old engines from when Inuit used cryolite for snuff. Now only muskoxen roam this eerie place

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Explore Ivittuut Abandoned Mining Town

1.5 hour

Nestled in Greenland’s rugged landscape, Ivittuut is a fascinating ghost town with a rich industrial past. Founded in 1854, it was home to the world’s largest natural cryolite reserve, a mineral essential for aluminum production. During World War II, Ivittuut played a strategic role, supplying cryolite for fighter plane manufacturing while being protected by U.S. forces. The open-air mine, once a vital economic resource, remained active until its closure in 1987, when synthetic cryolite replaced natural extraction2. Today, Ivittuut offers visitors a glimpse into Greenland’s mining history. Explore its abandoned buildings, the vast cryolite excavation site, and an above-ground cemetery, all remnants of a once-thriving settlement. The mine pit, now filled with water, stretches over 755 feet long and 656 feet wide, creating an eerie yet captivating sight. Beyond its industrial heritage, Ivittuut is also a haven for muskox, Greenland’s iconic Arctic mammals. These majestic creatures, known for their thick woolly coats, roam the surrounding tundra, often visible from a distance. With luck, you may spot them grazing near the ghost town, adding a touch of wilderness to this historic site.

Jour 6

Nigerdlikasik Fjord And Glacier

Nigerdlikasik, at the end of Kvanefjord, is a remote and relatively untouched wilderness offering solitude and stunning views of steep cliffs, mountains and the Nigerdlikasik Brae, a small glacier ice field. The glacial ice creates dramatic scenery with ice formations, meltwater streams, steep cliffs and valleys. Carved by ancient ice, the fjord's volcanic geology and rare-earth mineral deposits make it visually and geologically significant

Jour 7

Nuuk

Home to more than a third of Greenlanders, the capital of Greenland has a thriving cultural scene including the Greenland National Museum, home to the world-renowned Qilakitsoq mummies. Also known by its Danish name of Godthåb (Good Hope), Nuuk's bustling harbour features Nuuk Cathedral and colourful wooden houses, alongside modern architecture. Nuuk also serves as a gateway to Inuit experiences and adventures in the surrounding fjords and mountains

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Lille Malene Hike

5.5 hours

A 10-minute bus ride takes us to the foothill of Quassussuaq near the small airport. From here, we begin our hike around Quassussuaq, Nuuk's skiing resort. After a 10 to 15-minute walk through the picturesque Paradise Valley, we step into pristine wilderness with breathtaking views of the Nuuk fjord system, the second largest in the world. Following Paradise Valley, we ascend to the viewpoint to admire stunning vistas of Nuuk and the fjord. The trail meanders through streams and small lakes, offering plenty of scenic spots to rest and enjoy lunch. After the viewpoint, we descend towards the new town of Malene Bay. The hike concludes in Qinngorput, where a bus awaits to take us back to the ship. Note: This is a very strenuous hike, covering 7–10 km depending on the chosen route, with an elevation gain of 400–500 meters. Hilly terrain with small, rocky paths—expect mud, streams, and scattered rocks along the trail. Minimum age 12 years old.

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Guided visit to Nuuk Art Museum

1 hour

Discover the rich artistic heritage of Greenland at the Nuuk Art Museum, home to an impressive collection of around 250 works. The museum showcases a diverse range of artistic expressions, including paintings, drawings, photographs, and finely crafted sculptures in bone, ivory, wood, and soapstone. Together, these pieces offer a unique window into Greenland’s cultural landscape. The permanent collection brings into dialogue the works of European artists who visited Greenland and those of contemporary Greenlandic artists, revealing a fascinating interplay between external perspectives and local voices. Through these artworks, visitors can explore how traditions have been preserved, interpreted, and transformed over time. Enhance your visit with a guided tour led by one of the museum’s knowledgeable curators. This engaging experience offers deeper insight into the permanent collection, as well as an introduction to the current temporary exhibition, providing context and stories that bring the artworks vividly to life.

Jour 8

Evigheds Glacier

The Evigheds Glacier, a majestic outflow from the Greenland Ice Sheet, carves through the dramatic Kangerlussuatsiaq Fjord, also known as Eternity Fjord. This 75-km-long waterway is a haven for wildlife, with white-tailed eagles and black-legged kittiwakes soaring above. Calving icebergs showcase Greenland's raw beauty, but sadly like many glaciers, it is slowly retreating due to global warming's impact on this fragile Arctic ecosystem

Jour 9

Qeqertarsuaq

Qeqertarsuaq is the largest town on Disko Island, Greenland’s largest island, where colourful houses pop against dramatic red basalt mountains. Overlooked by striking Lyngemark Glacier, the area is shaped by its volcanic origin, unique terrain featuring dramatic basalt columns, rolling hills black sand beaches. Thanks to its relatively fertile landscape, it supports unique plant species, such as wild angelica, rarely found elsewhere in Greenland

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Meet the Greenlandic Sledge Dog

2 hours

On this tour, a local will bring you to some of his sled dogs, where he will share insights into the sled dog culture. Talking about laws related to Greenlandic sled dogs, dog food in Greenland, the responsibilities of owning sled dogs, and showcase sled dog equipment (almost everything is handmade and homemade). Your host will be eager to answer your questions and share many stories of dog sledding adventures. He will give you an inside peek to the work it takes to put together a successful sled dog team and keep them happy and healthy. Don’t miss getting your picture taken with these beautiful dogs and learning about the oldest form of transportation in the Arctic before saying goodbye to your new pals. Note: Greenlandic dogs are working animals, not pets. For the safety of both guests and host it is very important to follow the instructions of your host

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Open Town Qeqertarsuaq

1.5 hour

Embark on a captivating journey to Qeqertarsuaq, nestled on the enchanting Disko Island in Greenland. Begin your day with a leisurely stroll through the picturesque town, taking in the awe-inspiring vistas of towering mountains and pristine waters. Your adventure continues as you step into the rich tapestry of local culture at the town's museum, where you will explore its exhibits and uncover the fascinating history and heritage of this remote island community. Next, venture towards the historic local church, a beacon of faith amidst breathtaking natural beauty. Admire its architectural splendor and delve into the stories etched within its walls, offering a glimpse into the spiritual essence of the island. As your exploration unfolds, meander through the charming streets adorned with colorful houses and feel the pulse of daily life in this remote outpost as you encounter friendly locals and discover hidden gems around every corner. Before returning, don't forget to visit our wonderfully charming hotel for a coffee or tea and a slice of local cake. The visit concludes with a traditional polka dance. Enjoy! Note: The town has paved roads and is quite flat, with few stairs to climb. Walking during this visit will cover up to 2–3 km

Facultatif

Kuannit Hike

5 hours

Join a guided hike to Kuannit, a stunning location characterized by its basalt columns and abundant flora. Notably, wild angelica thrives here, a traditional ingredient in Greenlandic cuisine still gathered by locals. Embark on the hike from town, passing landmarks like the supermarket, church, power plant, café, and heliport, offering insights into Qeqertarsuaq's history and local life. Upon leaving the town, approximately 1.2 km into the hike, the landscape transforms, offering panoramic views of Disko Bay, icebergs, birds, and possibly whales. The unique volcanic nature surrounding Qeqertarsuaq sets it apart within Greenland. Note: This hike covers approximately 5 km each way, with a duration of 4-5 hours, depending on the group's pace. Variations in speed may slightly extend or shorten the journey. The route features a gradual ascent with an elevation gain of about 80 m, transitioning from asphalt road to gravel, before leading to a hiking trail. The final stretch to reach the basalt formations requires sure footing due to uneven terrain.

Jour 10

Eqip Sermia Glacier

Eqi Glacier, or Eqip Sermia in Greenlandic, is one of Greenland's largest and most active calving glaciers, spanning nearly 4 km wide and towering over 200 m. Visitors can almost always witness calving, where pieces of ice break off the glacier's face, creating deafening bangs and giant splashes that send waves across the bay. The contrast between thunderous calving and the ensuing silence provides a glimpse of Greenland's dynamic icy landscape

Jour 10

Disko Bay

Sailing through the iceberg capital of the world to Disko Bay, the Ilulissat Icefjord is one of the cruise highlights. Given UNESCO World Heritage Site status, the Ilulissat Icefjord is a popular tourist destination, and thanks to the productive Sermeq Kujalleq glacier, thousands of gargantuan icebergs calve from the Greenland ice cap into the sea. The city of Ilulissat is home to many sled-dogs

Jour 11

Ilulissat

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Arctic Tundra Hike

3.5 hours

Ready for a long Arctic tundra hike? We will start from the pier and walk our way through town where you will see the well-known Arctic colourful houses and continue to the town's power station. Your guide will tell you about the things you see along the way. From here we start the Arctic Tundra hike in rocky terrain and on small paths, having the view of the Disko Bay with you, all along. Your guide will take small stops along the way to tell you about the Arctic nature, what you see and tell you about the Kujalleq Ice fiord. When reaching a little more than halfway you will have a stop at a viewpoint, approx. 20-30 min., to enjoy a local refreshment, take some pictures, talk about the area or just a silenced break. This is also the time where your guide will tell you more about the UNESCO heritage site, which you have an overview on from this spot. After hiking the rest of the way with the Sermermiut area on your right/back side, you will reach the Ilulissat Ice fiord centre where you can take the shuttlebus back, or you can visit the UNESCO heritage site on your own. Note: Hilly terrain, a wooden boardwalk, and small rocky paths. You can choose to avoid the rocky sections by returning via the boardwalk on your own. The route offers an easy walking pace and covers 4–5 km.

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Museums of Ilulissat

3 hours

Enhance your Arctic adventure with our exclusive museum package in Ilulissat, offering a perfect blend of history, art, and nature. Gain free entrance to the Icefjord Centre, where cutting-edge exhibitions unveil the mysteries of the glacier-carved fjord. Visit the Art Museum, showcasing stunning Greenlandic artwork that captures the spirit of the Arctic. Step into the History Museum of Ilulissat, where the legacy of famed polar explorer Knud Rasmussen comes to life. Born in Ilulissat, Rasmussen played a crucial role in documenting Inuit culture and exploring the Arctic. His pioneering expeditions shaped our understanding of Greenland and beyond, making his contributions an essential part of the museum’s exhibits. Finally, experience the Sermermiut area, where the UNESCO-protected boardwalks lead you through historic Inuit settlement sites to awe-inspiring fjord panoramas. A complimentary shuttle bus conveniently connects all locations, ensuring seamless exploration. Note: Shoes must be removed upon entering the museums. Complimentary slippers are available for your convenience

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UNESCO Icefjord Cruise

1.5 hour

Meet your local captain and board a boat at the pier to set off on your 1.5-hour journey to see the magnificent icebergs, laying at the mouth of the Ilulissat Ice fjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. These icebergs come from one of the fastest and most active glaciers in the world, Sermeq Kujalleq Glacier, moving around 130ft per day. The size of 66,000 football fields, the glacier is responsible for creating 10% of the icebergs in Greenland. When you reach the icebergs, your captain will navigate through the ice, bringing you as close as safely possible, so you will have plenty of time to take pictures of these enormous chunks of ice, some being as tall as skyscrapers! Please note: It is essential that you wear warm, layered clothing to fully enjoy and participate in this excursion. Outer layer should be waterproof and windproof. Bring gloves, a warm hat, and a scarf. Wear sunglasses and sunscreen. There are steps to negotiate when (dis)embarking the boat, with assistance offered. Tour generally operates rain or shine but may be cancelled in the event of extremely bad weather or unsuitable conditions.

Jour 12

Sisimiut

The second largest town in Greenland, just above the Arctic Circle, Sisimiut remains remarkably ice free in winter and is known as an adventure sports hub all year round. Inhabited for more than 4,500 years by the Dorset, Thule and eventually the Inuit people, dog sledding remains a vital form of transportation. The area is home to humpback whales and Arctic foxes in their summer coat

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ATV Backcountry Tour

2 hours

Explore Sisimiut’s rugged backcountry on an ATV adventure along its rare gravel road. Pass through the town, cross a river with pristine water, and reach a breathtaking viewpoint before retracing the scenic route. This thrilling experience requires an 18+ driver’s license and good physical fitness.

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Local cultural event incl. entrance to the Old Museum area

1 hour

Immerse yourself in Greenlandic culture through a tasting tent offering a selection of local specialties, a singing tent showcasing Greenlandic melodies, and a Greenland Dog presentation highlighting the sled dogs and their cultural significance. Experience the rich heritage, camaraderie, and traditions of Greenland in this unforgettable event.

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Inuit Historical Hike

2 hours

Explore Tele Island (Sallinnguit), where ancient Inuit artifacts and modern telecommunication installations coexist. Learn about Inuit life before European arrival, early colonization, and visit ruins from various eras. Enjoy breathtaking views of the town and historic hunting grounds.

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Panoramic Sisimiut

2 hours

Explore Sisimiut and its scenic viewpoints on a guided tour that brings the town’s rich history and vibrant culture to life. Continuously inhabited for 4,500 years, Sisimiut blends ancient Inuit traditions with the rhythm of modern Arctic living. Over the past 250 years, it has grown from the colonial settlement of Holsteinsborg into Greenland’s second‑largest city, where contemporary industries and educational institutions stand alongside enduring hunting and fishing practices, offering a vivid glimpse into life north of the Arctic Circle. As you travel through town, the tour includes several stops for photos and time to enjoy the dramatic landscapes that surround Sisimiut. A special highlight is an exclusive visit to Sled Dog Town at Greenland Dog Adventure, where you’ll gain a deeper understanding of Greenland’s dog‑sledding heritage and learn about the Greenland Dog Preservation Program—an essential effort to protect one of the Arctic’s most iconic working animals.

Jour 13

Kangerlussuaq

Once a WWII airbase at the head of Kangerlussuaq Fjord, Kangerlussuaq's history is told at the airport’s museum, showcasing Inuit artefacts. This ice-filled glacial area and tundra is a haven for wildlife, including reindeer, arctic foxes, arctic hare, gyrfalcons and around 10,000 muskoxen

Experts et conférenciers à bord

Simon Steel

Le Dr Simon Steel possède plus de 25 ans d'expérience en tant que conférencier et vulgarisateur scientifique, intervenant sur tous les aspects de notre extraordinaire univers — de la Terre et des planètes aux étoiles, aux galaxies et aux trous noirs. Actuellement directeur adjoint du Centre Carl Sagan à l'Institut SETI de Mountain View, Californie, Simon a partagé sa carrière entre les universités Harvard et Tufts et le University College de Londres avant de rejoindre l'Institut SETI en 2019. En dehors de son activité scientifique, Simon est un photographe passionné, un randonneur assidu, un cinéphile et un habitué des croisières Swan Hellenic.

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SH Vega en un coup d'œil

Croisière-boutique

Les intérieurs sur mesure du SH Vega sont spacieux et de bon goût, avec des meubles somptueux et des fenêtres du sol au plafond offrant des vues dégagées sur certains des paysages les plus incroyables du monde. Des lignes nettes et audacieuses se mêlent au bois, au métal et aux tissus naturels pour créer des espaces accueillants.

Excellence culinaire

Nos meilleurs chefs se sont réunis pour créer une expérience gastronomique unique, avec des plats fusion italiens et asiatiques créatifs et des menus variés d'une qualité exceptionnelle.

Beauté et spa

Choisissez parmi l'une des nombreuses soins de beauté et de bien-être dans notre spa balinais, incluant des massages aux pierres chaudes et au bambou, ainsi que des soins corporels ressourçants.

Fitness et sauna

Notre salle de sport dernier cri dispose de tout le nécessaire pour un entraînement revigorant, des appareils cardio aux élastiques d'étirement et aux poids libres. Profitez de séances avec des entraîneurs personnels et détendez-vous dans le sauna avec vue.

Découvertes à bord

Plongez dans la nature, l'histoire et la culture de chaque lieu visité lors de votre croisière grâce à des briefings spéciaux, des conférences et des présentations. Nos guides d'expédition expérimentés rendront votre temps à bord à la fois fascinant et instructif.

Piscine extérieure chauffée

Notre piscine à débordement chauffée a été conçue pour vous permettre de vous détendre après une journée bien remplie et de vous immerger dans des paysages inspirants.

Service personnalisé

Swan Hellenic incarne le service personnalisé et l'hospitalité authentique. Notre équipage chaleureux et accueillant met tout en œuvre pour vous offrir la meilleure expérience possible.

Votre chez-vous loin de chez vous

Détendez-vous dans l'élégance discrète de votre cabine ou suite. Un mélange sophistiqué de tons doux, de textures naturelles et de technologies intuitives, le design d'inspiration scandinave marie harmonieusement le monde naturel à des conforts exceptionnels.

SH Vega en un coup d'œil

Croisière-boutique

Excellence culinaire

Nos meilleurs chefs se sont réunis pour créer une expérience gastronomique unique, avec des plats fusion italiens et asiatiques créatifs et des menus variés d'une qualité exceptionnelle.

Beauté et spa

Choisissez parmi l'une des nombreuses soins de beauté et de bien-être dans notre spa balinais, incluant des massages aux pierres chaudes et au bambou, ainsi que des soins corporels ressourçants.

Fitness et sauna

Découvertes à bord

Piscine extérieure chauffée

Notre piscine à débordement chauffée a été conçue pour vous permettre de vous détendre après une journée bien remplie et de vous immerger dans des paysages inspirants.

Service personnalisé

Swan Hellenic incarne le service personnalisé et l'hospitalité authentique. Notre équipage chaleureux et accueillant met tout en œuvre pour vous offrir la meilleure expérience possible.

Croisière de l'Islande au Groenland

Croisière Plus

Expedition highlights

Ice Fjords

Wildlife Watching

Expert-led Talks

Citizen Science Workshops

Viking Heritage

Itinéraire jour par jour

Aperçu

Reykjavik

Day at sea

Skjoldungen

Cruise Prins Christian Sund

Aappilattoq

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Aappilattoq Community visit

Hiking to Innap Qaava

Gronnedal

Ivittut

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Explore Ivittuut Abandoned Mining Town

Nigerdlikasik Fjord And Glacier

Nuuk

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Lille Malene Hike

Guided visit to Nuuk Art Museum

Evigheds Glacier

Qeqertarsuaq

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Meet the Greenlandic Sledge Dog

Open Town Qeqertarsuaq

Kuannit Hike

Eqip Sermia Glacier

Disko Bay

Ilulissat

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Arctic Tundra Hike

Museums of Ilulissat

UNESCO Icefjord Cruise

Sisimiut

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ATV Backcountry Tour

Local cultural event incl. entrance to the Old Museum area

Inuit Historical Hike

Panoramic Sisimiut

Kangerlussuaq

Experts et conférenciers à bord

Experts et conférenciers à bord

Simon Steel

Des façons infinies de passer votre journée

SH Vega en un coup d'œil

Croisière-boutique

Excellence culinaire

Beauté et spa

Fitness et sauna

Découvertes à bord

Piscine extérieure chauffée

Service personnalisé

Votre chez-vous loin de chez vous

Cabines

Vue sur l'océan

Balcon

Suite

Suite Premium

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Ice Fjords

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Expert-led Talks

Citizen Science Workshops

Viking Heritage

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