Secret Atlas, a leading expert in micro-cruising in polar regions, has launched an exclusive 14-day ‘Fly and Cruise’ adventure to Greenland’s eastern coast and Northeast regions. Designed for intimate groups of 12, this immersive journey takes adventurers to one of the most pristine environments on the Earth – Greenland, the world’s largest island, which is home to the most extensive fjord system and national park on the planet.
The two-week ‘Fly and Cruise’ program offers a rare opportunity to explore two extraordinary regions in a single voyage, both known for its serene beauty, abundant Arctic wildlife, including polar bears, musk oxen, various species of whales, narwhal, and a plethora of seabirds, as well as a rich Greenlandic and Inuit cultural heritage and history.
“In today’s unsettling geopolitical climate, we encourage travelers to visit Greenland to learn and appreciate the deep significance it holds for Greenlanders – this autonomous territory in the Kingdom of Denmark, is their home to cherish and protect. To visit it is a real privilege, not a right!”, says Michele D’Agostino, Secret Atlas Co-Founder.
On this immersive journey, travelers can explore these foreign regions in the most sustainable fashion aboard the Secret Atlas expedition vessel, MV Freya. The vessel can accommodate small groups of up to 12 people in nine spacious, well-appointed cabins and features multiple viewing decks. It’s a comfortable space where authenticity meets adventure.
Jyttes Havn natural anchorage in Scoresby Sund Greenland
This intimate and educational voyage offers the ultimate micro-cruising experience, allowing guests to truly immerse themselves in this foreign environment safely, comfortably, and with peace of mind. Led by some of the industry’s top polar expedition leaders and guides, Secret Atlas guests gain a deeper appreciation for the Arctic while learning about the importance of protecting its fragile ecosystems and wildlife. Upon their return from micro-cruising, many guests become ambassadors for the Arctic.
On this micro-cruise to East Greenland, each day is filled with adventures and breathtaking sights. Aboard this voyage, guests will explore two of the world’s natural wonders. They will sail in the Scoresby Sund fjord system, the largest on the planet, as well as discover the world’s biggest national park, the Northeast Greenland National Park. They will also gain insight into the unique ways of life of Greenlanders and delve into the rich history and ancient Inuit culture during a visit to the remote settlement of Ittoqqortoormiit and the land of the Thule.
More information on the 14-day Northeast Greenland National Park Micro-Cruise
- Trip Dates: August 27 – September 9, 2025.
- Price: $23,500 USD per person (double occupancy in twin or double cabin).
- Inclusions: Charter flight from Keflavik Airport (KEF) to Constable Point in Scoresbysund (CNP), overnight hotel and dinner on return to Iceland, bespoke Meet and Greet Service at Keflavik, plus additional luggage on the charter flight.
Secret Atlas operates an exclusive micro-cruise collection, including both private charters and scheduled departures, from April to September. The polar voyages to the Arctic, Antarctica, and South Georgia range from this ‘Fly & Cruise’ to Northeast Greenland National Park to Greenland Northern Lights Photo Tours and other Photo Tours led by renowned photographers, and more.
Secret Atlas adventures are for today’s conscious and authentic travelers who value meaningful experiences over superficial thrills, seeking personal growth, and more in-depth connections with like-minded travelers with a strong sense of wonder.
