GREENLAND SAILING PHOTO TOUR 4-11th SEP 2024
Fully booked/ Contact me for future expeditions.
Eastern Greenland - A once in a lifetime sailing expedition
Join us on an extraordinary sailing expedition to Eastern Greenland, Guided by the talented photographers Konsta Punkka and Tobias Hägg. As we set sail through the icy waters and majestic fjords of this remote corner of the world, prepare to be enchanted by the pristine beauty of the Arctic landscape and wildlife.
Eastern Greenland offers a landscape unlike any other,
with its towering glaciers, rugged mountains, and vast stretches of untouched wilderness. Here, amidst the Arctic wilderness, you'll witness and sail amongst Icebergs, glaciers, polar bears, and seals, and we can hopefully spot whales roaming freely in their natural habitat.
During our unforgettable 7-day journey, we'll immerse ourselves in the wonders of Eastern Greenland from the beautiful Schooner Hildur.
From sailing past towering icebergs to exploring hidden fjords and remote coastal villages, every moment promises to be filled with awe and wonder. We'll hike across ancient glaciers and will capture the raw power of Arctic wildlife in it’s natural habitat.
Guided by Konsta Punkka and Tobias Hägg, two of the most talented photographers in the field,
we'll learn the art of capturing the essence of this extraordinary landscape. Their expertise and insights will enrich your journey, allowing and helping you to create stunning photographs that capture the true essence of Eastern Greenland.
As we sail through these pristine waters, our accommodations will be aboard our comfortable and magnificent boat Schooner Hildur, providing us with the perfect base for our Arctic adventure. All meals will be prepared by our own Private Chef.
Join us for a once-in-a-lifetime sailing expedition to Eastern Greenland, where every moment promises to be an unforgettable experience in the heart of the Arctic wilderness.
A full Itinerary & More Information will be sent upon booking
Information:
Dates: 4-11th September 2024
Location: Greenland
Group size: Min/max: 7/7
Available seats: Fully booked / Contact me for future workshop availability
Price: 7995€
Registration deposit: 2000€
Arrival: Reykjavik Airport - September 4th - 2024
Departure: Reykjavik Airport - September 11th - 2024
Included: All meals onboard the beautiful Schooner Hildur by our private chef (Breakfast, lunch, dinner, All days), Two professional Photography Guides, Konsta Punkka & Tobias Hägg. Flights Reykjavík – Greenland – Reykjavík. Accommodation on the boat. All tuition & Photography Lessons by Konsta Punkka & Tobias Hägg
Not included: Any travel services required arriving and departing at and from the starting location in Reykjavik Airport. Private insurance taxes, levies, immigration, duty, and visa fees where applicable. Any personal items including all soft drinks and alcoholic beverages, snacks, souvenirs, laundry, and travel insurance(compulsory).
Book your once in a lifetime adventure.
(Full itinerary and accommodation through booking link)
FAQs
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All levels of photography are welcome on our tours, beginners as well as professionals. The only criteria are that you have to have a passion for photography and have the energy and motivation to be on the go every day and night.
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Temperature will range between 0°C to 12°C with wind and precipitation low. The average day is dry and calm with strong sun. meaning it can feel much warmer. The weather can be unpredictable with occasional rain showers, strong squalls and sometimes even snow.
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It is possible that it gets dark enough to start seeing Northern lights from Late August
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There is quite a variety of wildlife in Eastern Greenland but much of the wildlife is very elusive given the vastness of the landscape. We may see Polar bears, muskox or seals though sightings are not guaranteed. Other animals that roam the area are snow hares, arctic foxes wolves and narwhals. The more people looking out for animals the higher our chances are of spotting something interesting. So guests are very much encouraged to keep a good lookout.