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South Greenland Exploration:
Fjords, Waterfalls and Fishing Villages

Explore the cultural heart of the Arctic frontier

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Blanketed in ice and sculpted by glaciers, Greenland is a dazzling tableau of the Arctic’s wild glory. Trace the enduring ingenuity of the country’s people—from the storied ruins of Brattahlið, Erik the Red’s legendary estate, to the living cultural landscape of Kujataa, a UNESCO World Heritage site where Norse and Inuit traditions intertwine. Cruise through fjords hemmed by towering cliffs in Prins Christian Sund and Skjoldungen Island, then step ashore to hike or kayak alongside locals who know the region best. This is an expedition into the heart of untamed wilderness—where Norse legends linger, Inuit heritage thrives and the Arctic’s timeless beauty reigns.

Explore the highlights, unique experiences and expert-led adventures included in the itinerary below. If you have any questions or want to start planning, I’m here to help every step of the way!

Expedition Highlights

South Greenland Exploration

South Greenland Exploration

  • Cruise
  • 11 days
  • Aug / Sept
  • National Geographic Endurance or National Geographic Explorer

  • Discover Inuit tradition and history along the southern fjords in Qaqortoq and Qassarsik through music, food tastings and demonstrations.

  • Navigate the spectacular majesty of southern Greenland, sailing Prins Christian Sund and Tasermiut Fjord, known as Arctic Patagonia and filled with mountains, rock-strewn cliffs and icebergs.

  • Visit the storied sheep-farming settlement of Qassiarsuk and explore how the Lindblad Expeditions Artisan Fund is helping to empower and uplift this remote community.

  • Experience expedition activities such as hiking, kayaking and Zodiac cruising among the deep fjords of southern Greenland.

  • Explore the Eastern Settlements of Erik the Red, the great Norse explorer credited with naming Greenland, and witness daily life thriving alongside these ancient ruins.

About the National Geographic Endurance

One of the most advanced ice-class expedition ship afloat, offering unprecedented access to polar regions

- A fully-stabilized vessel of the highest class, National Geographic Endurance enables adventurous guests to go where few have or can.

  • Her most striking exterior feature is her distinctive profile, the patented x-bow, a game-changing design that guarantees one of the smoothest, most comfortable rides in all kinds of conditions.

  • Her top tier amenities include infinity hot tubs, twin saunas, fire pits and geodesic domes equipped for overnight stays.

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About the National Geographic Explorer or National Geographic Endurance

Authentic expedition ships, purpose-built for blue water and polar exploration

- The National Geographic Explorer and *National Geographic Endurance are fully stabilized for exceptional comfort and confident sailing in remote and wild regions.

  • She is equipped with an extensive array of tools for exploration, along with a well-appointed interior and expansive glass windows for enhanced connections to the outdoors.

  • The ship is devoted to discovery—from her open Bridge and the chart room below it, to her high-perched observation deck, with its captivating natural light and sweeping views.

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Life On Board

Life aboard both the National Geographic Explorer and the National Geographic Endurance combines the comfort of a small ship with the spirit of true exploration. Accommodating fewer than 150 guests, the atmosphere is intimate, social and engaging, encouraging easy interaction with fellow travelers and the expedition team.

Public spaces include multiple dining venues, a library, a bar and lounge with presentation facilities, a Global Gallery market, an observation lounge and a dedicated mudroom with lockers for expedition gear. Guests also enjoy open access to the Bridge—an invitation to interact with the captain, officers and on-duty wildlife spotters.

Dining is casual, with unassigned seating at a single service, fostering conversation and camaraderie. Menus feature sustainably sourced ingredients, with local flavors highlighted whenever possible. Between excursions, guests attend expert briefings, enjoy panoramic views or simply unwind—ending each day with informal recaps and shared discoveries.