Greenland
The vast wilderness, wild animals, and incredible views of floating icebergs and whales make Greenland one of the world's most extraordinary places.
Greenland
The vast wilderness, wild animals, and incredible views of floating icebergs and whales make Greenland one of the world's most extraordinary places.
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Touch the icy land
Greenland is the largest island in the world, with 80% of its territory covered by the Ice Cap. This vast country is home to only 50,000 people, mostly living on the western coast. The indigenous people are Inuit, and their main livelihoods come from hunting, fishing, and tourism, which for better or worse, is not yet widespread.
The absence of roads between towns makes visiting Greenland a true adventure. Travel is only possible by boat, plane, and helicopter. Propeller planes serve as a kind of intercity bus, with locals even traveling with their hunting rifles.
The natural landscapes of Greenland will leave you breathless. As the locals often say, “here you feel very small” amidst the imposing glaciers, fjords, and mountains. However, the icebergs remain Greenland's most spectacular postcard. These majestic floating ice masses sometimes tower over 50 meters high. Whales feeding around them, curious seals, and Arctic birds live in harmony with both the landscape and the people.
Is this journey meant for you?
Challenge
Comfort
Nature
Culture
Before choosing Greenland, you should have an adventurous spirit.
You need to be ready to step out of your comfort zone and dive into the beautiful, yet harsh wilderness of the Arctic.
You might need to wait a day in a small town due to a bad weather forecast or become an inadvertent witness to seal hunting while on a walk by the water. But it's all worth it, because the journey to Greenland will turn into one of the most thrilling adventures of your life.
Currently, there are no upcoming journeys to Greenland.
Currently, there are no upcoming journeys to Greenland.
Currently, there are no upcoming journeys to Greenland.
You can join the waiting list, or if you fancy exploring on your own, we can arrange something special just for you and your crew.
About the Journey
Greenland is one of the most isolated places in the world
Greenland can be reached by ship or flight only via Copenhagen and Reykjavik. We will travel in July when it is summer in Greenland, with temperatures ranging from 5 to 15 degrees. The journey will be entirely within the territory of the Arctic Circle, where the sun will only start to set around midnight. If we're lucky, we'll experience the so-called Midnight Sun, a phenomenon that paints the sky in flaming colours. We call it the summer version of the Northern Lights. The night will be brief and more akin to an endless sunset.
About the Place
Land of Past and Future
Greenland intertwines ancient traditions with a modern way of life. People there live in absolute harmony with nature, yet keep pace with the world. In the small towns, each house has a boat, hunting trophies, and a dog sled, whereas in the larger ones you'll find bars, museums, and shops. Greenlandic and Danish are spoken in Greenland. Although it’s a former colony of Denmark, Greenland still receives political and financial support.
A vast part of the territory remains uncharted, attracting not only tourists but also many scientists and research expeditions. Many of them focus on climate change and the melting of the ice, which are most visible and tangible in Greenland.
Sample Itinerary
Day 1
From Sofia to Copenhagen
Meet at Sofia Airport, Terminal 2, dressed in suitable clothes for the weather in Copenhagen. We arrive in Copenhagen, where we'll stay overnight in a cosy hotel near the airport.
Day 2
Greenland – an unforgettable adventure to the Land of Ice
We have breakfast at the hotel and head to the airport.
Departure from Copenhagen and arrival in Kangerlussuaq – our first stop in Greenland.
Kangerlussuaq is the only town in inland Greenland where large planes land. The town has a permanent population of about 200-300 people, which doubles when an international flight arrives. From here, flights are distributed to other towns across the country using small propeller planes. Kangerlussuaq is located 40 km inside the Arctic Circle, at the end of a 170 km fjord. It also features the only road – a 25 km route to the Ice Cap. Surrounded by vast tundra and wildlife, Kangerlussuaq marks the beginning of our Arctic adventure.
For the next two nights, we'll stay at the Polar Lodge – a charming lodge with views of Mount Hassel. Accommodation is in twin rooms with shared bathrooms and toilets. The place offers a kitchen, dining room, and lounge. Bed linen and towels are provided for each guest, as well as WiFi.
After settling in and exploring the town, we'll dine at Roklubben restaurant, beautifully situated on the shores of Lake Ferguson, just 5 km outside the town. Roklubben is the culinary heart of Kangerlussuaq. Known for its tranquil atmosphere and the best dishes Greenlandic cuisine has to offer, it has been attracting tourists for years. The Roklubben restaurant changes its menu every season, thus serving the freshest local produce all year round.
Day 3
Visit to the Ice Cap Ice Point 660 and a barbecue in front of Russell Glacier
We have breakfast at the hotel and set out on a one-day adventure.
The ice cap in Greenland is a fantastic natural formation that has developed over millions of years. It is the second-largest ice mass in the world after Antarctica, making it extremely important for climate balance. Covering approximately 1.7 million square kilometres, the ice cap contains enough ice to raise global sea level by about 7.4 metres if it completely melts.
Our excursion begins from the hotel in a 4WD vehicle or bus that will pass by a coniferous forest and a 400-metre cone-shaped rock called Sugarloaf. As Kangerlussuaq fades into the distance, we'll enter a breathtaking landscape of mountains, plains, and semi-desert valleys. The route to the Greenland ice sheet winds through the beautiful Sandflugtsdal Valley and its equally long, milky turquoise river. The terrain alternates between lush marshlands and dense shrubs with sandy dunes and bare mountain slopes.
Our final destination is Point 660, at the edge of the Greenland ice sheet. You'll have the chance to explore the surroundings on foot and soak in the unique atmosphere of the ice sheet. This tour will conclude with the stunningly beautiful Russell Glacier, which stands like a wall of ice – reaching up to 60 metres high.
There, we'll enjoy a delicious dinner – a traditional barbecue with a view of one of nature's most remarkable spectacles.
Duration: approximately 7-8 hours
Day 4
Flight from Kangerlussuaq to Ilulissat
After breakfast, we pack our bags and head to the airport. Our second stop in Greenland takes us north to the Disko Bay area. We'll travel by a small propeller plane and in less than an hour, we will be over Ilulissat. With a population of 4,500 people, Ilulissat is the third largest town in Greenland. The area around the town is one of the most beautiful in Greenland, making it very attractive to researchers and tourists alike. Ilulissat is filled with small colourful houses along the coastline of the bay. In front of each home, you might see a boat, hunting trophies and dog sleds. This is a vivid example of life for Greenlanders – modern, yet close to nature.
We'll stay at the oldest hotel in town - Hvide Falk, which unlike the others, has retained the true spirit of Greenland. As you enter the lobby, you'll be met with a stunning view of the bay, filled with floating icebergs through the windows.
The Dog Towns
Once we've settled in, it's time to explore Ilulissat. We'll visit the so-called dog towns, which are fields outside the town where nearly 2,000 dogs live. They are of the Greenlandic sled dog breed. Locals still breed them for hunting, but mostly for tourist adventures in winter.
Interesting facts about the dogs:
In the polar circle, importing and raising other breeds of dogs is prohibited to keep the breed pure;
The number of sled dogs has halved because their upbringing requires a lot of care, and more hunters are replacing them with snowmobiles.
The dogs live in vast fields outside the town to let the residents sleep peacefully;
For the past 2-3 decades, there has been a rule that every dog over 6 months must be tied up. This came about after attacks years ago on children. Even now, you can still meet people with scars on their faces from back then.
The Town Historical Museum
On this day, we will also visit the town museum. The museum has various permanent exhibitions on the ground floor. We will learn more about prehistoric life, the town's history, and fishing practices in the area. We will also see Greenlandic national clothing, as well as current exhibitions from different artists and photographers.
Day 5
Whale Tour and Visit to the Fishing Village OQAATSUT
After breakfast, we put on our warm clothes and head to the boats, where we'll feel the chill of the Arctic wind and grand glaciers. In the company of an experienced captain and a well-equipped boat, we'll embark on a quest to find one of Greenland's most astonishing inhabitants – the humpback whale. Humpback whales arrive in Disko Bay during the summer to feast on the abundance of krill and small fish. They usually come from Haiti and Puerto Rico, where they give birth to their calves in the winter. These whales can reach lengths of up to 15 meters and weigh up to 30 tonnes. Easily recognisable by their spectacular tail, experiencing a close encounter with these ocean giants is almost a spiritual experience, hard to compare with anything else.
Duration: approximately 2-3 hours
After lunch at the hotel, it's time to set off for OQAATSUT. This fishing village is just half an hour away from Ilulissat. Home to only 20-30 people, there are no roads between the houses. The sole means of transportation are boats in the summer and snowmobiles in the winter.
We'll reach there by boat, heading north along the coast of the icy fjord of Ilulissat. A local guide will meet us there, take us on a tour, and share stories about the history and everyday life of OQAATSUT. After the tour, we'll have plenty of free time to enjoy the beautiful surroundings of the area.
Our visit will conclude at the H8 Explorer restaurant, where we'll be served a sophisticated three-course meal featuring local produce. The restaurant offers an incredible view of the town's bay.
After dinner, the boat will take us back to Ilulissat. The evening cruise is the perfect way to end this day on the water, filled with so many emotions and stunning sights.
Day 6
Excursion to Eqi Glacier – one of the largest glaciers in the Northern Hemisphere
After breakfast at the hotel, we board a ship and head towards Eqi.
The Eqi Glacier, also known as Eqip Sermia, is located 70 kilometres north of Ilulissat and is one of the largest glaciers in all of Greenland. It stretches 5 km long and towers over 200 m high. We will have the opportunity to enjoy this magnificent ice view from the comfort of the ship. We're in for a spectacle as we witness calving—the breaking off of huge ice masses from the glacier, which we later see as icebergs in Ilulissat Bay. The ship maintains a safe distance, as these separations can cause big waves.
We'll spend the whole day on the water, where the captain and crew will take care of us with warm drinks, a delicious lunch, and captivating stories.
Make sure to bring warm clothes and thermoses with water.
Duration: approximately 7-8 hours
Day 7
Panoramic Walk/Trek to Sermermiut and Midnight Boat Tour
After breakfast, we embark on an easy walk along the coastal path through the Sermermiut Valley towards the Ilulissat Ice Fjord. This valley is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. During this walk, we will discover more about its historical and cultural significance—a location of ancient settlements dating back 400 years. Along the way, our guide will explain the unique characteristics of this area, the ancient Inuit way of life, and how they lived before the arrival of Europeans. We will see remnants of some settlement structures. The views of the icebergs become ever more spectacular as we approach the furthest point of our short hike—Nakkaavik (literally 'the place for falling'). There, we will enjoy hot tea and coffee with a vista over the iceberg-laden sea horizon. The ice mountains break away from the nearest glacier and drift 80 km over the course of a year. Reaching Disco Bay, they ground in the shallows and form a vast territory of ice. Walking the valley paths, we might hear and see humpback whales feeding near the shores.
Tour duration: about 3 hours
After dinner, we can enjoy a glass of wine on the hotel terrace overlooking the bay. Then we'll dress warmly and fill our thermoses with tea for another water-based adventure. In summer, the phenomenon of the 'midnight sun' occurs. If we're lucky, we'll witness the so-called Midnight Sun—amazing fiery colours in the sky between 11 and 12 in the evening. We call it the summer version of the Northern Lights. For all photography enthusiasts, it will be a brilliant opportunity to capture unique icy landscapes, light, and colours through your lenses.
Tour duration: about 2:30 hours
Day 8
Free Day in Ilulissat
On this day, you can rent a kayak and paddle in the bay of Ilulissat among the imposing icebergs. You can choose a day or evening tour, in a single or double kayak, depending on your level. The tours are led by experienced guides and are suitable even for complete beginners.
For more than 4000 years, the Inuit have used “qajaq” (traditional kayaks) for travel and hunting in Greenland, especially in the Ilulissat area. You will have the opportunity to enjoy an ancient tradition and literally 'dive' into the wild.
Tour duration: about 3 hours
Kayaks, equipment, and a guide are provided
Day 9
Farewell, Greenland!
After breakfast at the hotel, it’s time to say “ciao.” We fly from Ilulissat to Copenhagen, where we'll stay overnight in a comfortable hotel near the airport. The next day, after breakfast, we head back to Bulgaria.
* Panic Frame & Travel reserves the right to adapt and change the program according to changes in accommodation conditions, climate, and other factors that require it.
Activities
INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
Expedition to the Ice Cap
Trek to Sermermiut
Journey to Eki Glacier
Whale Watching Tour
Midnight Water Adventure
Dive into adventure!
9 days
16 travellers
Price per person
€7,880
Includes all flights, accommodations, meals, and transport.
Become a part of our community
Sample Itinerary
Day 1
From Sofia to Copenhagen
Meet at Sofia Airport, Terminal 2, dressed in suitable clothes for the weather in Copenhagen. We arrive in Copenhagen, where we'll stay overnight in a cosy hotel near the airport.
Day 2
Greenland – an unforgettable adventure to the Land of Ice
We have breakfast at the hotel and head to the airport.
Departure from Copenhagen and arrival in Kangerlussuaq – our first stop in Greenland.
Kangerlussuaq is the only town in inland Greenland where large planes land. The town has a permanent population of about 200-300 people, which doubles when an international flight arrives. From here, flights are distributed to other towns across the country using small propeller planes. Kangerlussuaq is located 40 km inside the Arctic Circle, at the end of a 170 km fjord. It also features the only road – a 25 km route to the Ice Cap. Surrounded by vast tundra and wildlife, Kangerlussuaq marks the beginning of our Arctic adventure.
For the next two nights, we'll stay at the Polar Lodge – a charming lodge with views of Mount Hassel. Accommodation is in twin rooms with shared bathrooms and toilets. The place offers a kitchen, dining room, and lounge. Bed linen and towels are provided for each guest, as well as WiFi.
After settling in and exploring the town, we'll dine at Roklubben restaurant, beautifully situated on the shores of Lake Ferguson, just 5 km outside the town. Roklubben is the culinary heart of Kangerlussuaq. Known for its tranquil atmosphere and the best dishes Greenlandic cuisine has to offer, it has been attracting tourists for years. The Roklubben restaurant changes its menu every season, thus serving the freshest local produce all year round.
Day 3
Visit to the Ice Cap Ice Point 660 and a barbecue in front of Russell Glacier
We have breakfast at the hotel and set out on a one-day adventure.
The ice cap in Greenland is a fantastic natural formation that has developed over millions of years. It is the second-largest ice mass in the world after Antarctica, making it extremely important for climate balance. Covering approximately 1.7 million square kilometres, the ice cap contains enough ice to raise global sea level by about 7.4 metres if it completely melts.
Our excursion begins from the hotel in a 4WD vehicle or bus that will pass by a coniferous forest and a 400-metre cone-shaped rock called Sugarloaf. As Kangerlussuaq fades into the distance, we'll enter a breathtaking landscape of mountains, plains, and semi-desert valleys. The route to the Greenland ice sheet winds through the beautiful Sandflugtsdal Valley and its equally long, milky turquoise river. The terrain alternates between lush marshlands and dense shrubs with sandy dunes and bare mountain slopes.
Our final destination is Point 660, at the edge of the Greenland ice sheet. You'll have the chance to explore the surroundings on foot and soak in the unique atmosphere of the ice sheet. This tour will conclude with the stunningly beautiful Russell Glacier, which stands like a wall of ice – reaching up to 60 metres high.
There, we'll enjoy a delicious dinner – a traditional barbecue with a view of one of nature's most remarkable spectacles.
Duration: approximately 7-8 hours
Day 4
Flight from Kangerlussuaq to Ilulissat
After breakfast, we pack our bags and head to the airport. Our second stop in Greenland takes us north to the Disko Bay area. We'll travel by a small propeller plane and in less than an hour, we will be over Ilulissat. With a population of 4,500 people, Ilulissat is the third largest town in Greenland. The area around the town is one of the most beautiful in Greenland, making it very attractive to researchers and tourists alike. Ilulissat is filled with small colourful houses along the coastline of the bay. In front of each home, you might see a boat, hunting trophies and dog sleds. This is a vivid example of life for Greenlanders – modern, yet close to nature.
We'll stay at the oldest hotel in town - Hvide Falk, which unlike the others, has retained the true spirit of Greenland. As you enter the lobby, you'll be met with a stunning view of the bay, filled with floating icebergs through the windows.
The Dog Towns
Once we've settled in, it's time to explore Ilulissat. We'll visit the so-called dog towns, which are fields outside the town where nearly 2,000 dogs live. They are of the Greenlandic sled dog breed. Locals still breed them for hunting, but mostly for tourist adventures in winter.
Interesting facts about the dogs:
In the polar circle, importing and raising other breeds of dogs is prohibited to keep the breed pure;
The number of sled dogs has halved because their upbringing requires a lot of care, and more hunters are replacing them with snowmobiles.
The dogs live in vast fields outside the town to let the residents sleep peacefully;
For the past 2-3 decades, there has been a rule that every dog over 6 months must be tied up. This came about after attacks years ago on children. Even now, you can still meet people with scars on their faces from back then.
The Town Historical Museum
On this day, we will also visit the town museum. The museum has various permanent exhibitions on the ground floor. We will learn more about prehistoric life, the town's history, and fishing practices in the area. We will also see Greenlandic national clothing, as well as current exhibitions from different artists and photographers.
Day 5
Whale Tour and Visit to the Fishing Village OQAATSUT
After breakfast, we put on our warm clothes and head to the boats, where we'll feel the chill of the Arctic wind and grand glaciers. In the company of an experienced captain and a well-equipped boat, we'll embark on a quest to find one of Greenland's most astonishing inhabitants – the humpback whale. Humpback whales arrive in Disko Bay during the summer to feast on the abundance of krill and small fish. They usually come from Haiti and Puerto Rico, where they give birth to their calves in the winter. These whales can reach lengths of up to 15 meters and weigh up to 30 tonnes. Easily recognisable by their spectacular tail, experiencing a close encounter with these ocean giants is almost a spiritual experience, hard to compare with anything else.
Duration: approximately 2-3 hours
After lunch at the hotel, it's time to set off for OQAATSUT. This fishing village is just half an hour away from Ilulissat. Home to only 20-30 people, there are no roads between the houses. The sole means of transportation are boats in the summer and snowmobiles in the winter.
We'll reach there by boat, heading north along the coast of the icy fjord of Ilulissat. A local guide will meet us there, take us on a tour, and share stories about the history and everyday life of OQAATSUT. After the tour, we'll have plenty of free time to enjoy the beautiful surroundings of the area.
Our visit will conclude at the H8 Explorer restaurant, where we'll be served a sophisticated three-course meal featuring local produce. The restaurant offers an incredible view of the town's bay.
After dinner, the boat will take us back to Ilulissat. The evening cruise is the perfect way to end this day on the water, filled with so many emotions and stunning sights.
Day 6
Excursion to Eqi Glacier – one of the largest glaciers in the Northern Hemisphere
After breakfast at the hotel, we board a ship and head towards Eqi.
The Eqi Glacier, also known as Eqip Sermia, is located 70 kilometres north of Ilulissat and is one of the largest glaciers in all of Greenland. It stretches 5 km long and towers over 200 m high. We will have the opportunity to enjoy this magnificent ice view from the comfort of the ship. We're in for a spectacle as we witness calving—the breaking off of huge ice masses from the glacier, which we later see as icebergs in Ilulissat Bay. The ship maintains a safe distance, as these separations can cause big waves.
We'll spend the whole day on the water, where the captain and crew will take care of us with warm drinks, a delicious lunch, and captivating stories.
Make sure to bring warm clothes and thermoses with water.
Duration: approximately 7-8 hours
Day 7
Panoramic Walk/Trek to Sermermiut and Midnight Boat Tour
After breakfast, we embark on an easy walk along the coastal path through the Sermermiut Valley towards the Ilulissat Ice Fjord. This valley is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. During this walk, we will discover more about its historical and cultural significance—a location of ancient settlements dating back 400 years. Along the way, our guide will explain the unique characteristics of this area, the ancient Inuit way of life, and how they lived before the arrival of Europeans. We will see remnants of some settlement structures. The views of the icebergs become ever more spectacular as we approach the furthest point of our short hike—Nakkaavik (literally 'the place for falling'). There, we will enjoy hot tea and coffee with a vista over the iceberg-laden sea horizon. The ice mountains break away from the nearest glacier and drift 80 km over the course of a year. Reaching Disco Bay, they ground in the shallows and form a vast territory of ice. Walking the valley paths, we might hear and see humpback whales feeding near the shores.
Tour duration: about 3 hours
After dinner, we can enjoy a glass of wine on the hotel terrace overlooking the bay. Then we'll dress warmly and fill our thermoses with tea for another water-based adventure. In summer, the phenomenon of the 'midnight sun' occurs. If we're lucky, we'll witness the so-called Midnight Sun—amazing fiery colours in the sky between 11 and 12 in the evening. We call it the summer version of the Northern Lights. For all photography enthusiasts, it will be a brilliant opportunity to capture unique icy landscapes, light, and colours through your lenses.
Tour duration: about 2:30 hours
Day 8
Free Day in Ilulissat
On this day, you can rent a kayak and paddle in the bay of Ilulissat among the imposing icebergs. You can choose a day or evening tour, in a single or double kayak, depending on your level. The tours are led by experienced guides and are suitable even for complete beginners.
For more than 4000 years, the Inuit have used “qajaq” (traditional kayaks) for travel and hunting in Greenland, especially in the Ilulissat area. You will have the opportunity to enjoy an ancient tradition and literally 'dive' into the wild.
Tour duration: about 3 hours
Kayaks, equipment, and a guide are provided
Day 9
Farewell, Greenland!
After breakfast at the hotel, it’s time to say “ciao.” We fly from Ilulissat to Copenhagen, where we'll stay overnight in a comfortable hotel near the airport. The next day, after breakfast, we head back to Bulgaria.
* Panic Frame & Travel reserves the right to adapt and change the program according to changes in accommodation conditions, climate, and other factors that require it.
Activities
INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
Expedition to the Ice Cap
Trek to Sermermiut
Journey to Eki Glacier
Whale Watching Tour
Midnight Water Adventure
Dive into adventure!
9 days
16 travellers
Price per person
€7,880
Includes all flights, accommodations, meals, and transport.
Become a part of our community
Sample Itinerary
Day 1
From Sofia to Copenhagen
Day 2
Greenland – an unforgettable adventure to the Land of Ice
Day 3
Visit to the Ice Cap Ice Point 660 and a barbecue in front of Russell Glacier
Day 4
Flight from Kangerlussuaq to Ilulissat
Day 5
Whale Tour and Visit to the Fishing Village OQAATSUT
Day 6
Excursion to Eqi Glacier – one of the largest glaciers in the Northern Hemisphere
Day 7
Panoramic Walk/Trek to Sermermiut and Midnight Boat Tour
Day 8
Free Day in Ilulissat
Day 9
Farewell, Greenland!
* Panic Frame & Travel reserves the right to adapt and change the program according to changes in accommodation conditions, climate, and other factors that require it.
Activities
INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
Expedition to the Ice Cap
Trek to Sermermiut
Journey to Eki Glacier
Whale Watching Tour
Midnight Water Adventure
Dive into adventure!
9 days
16 travellers
Price per person
€7,880
Includes all flights, accommodations, meals, and transport.
Become a part of our community
Let's head toGreenland!
Currently, there are no upcoming journeys to Greenland.
You can join the waiting list, or if you fancy exploring on your own, we can arrange something special just for you and your crew.
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WHAT'S THE JOURNEY LIKE?
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All nights in Copenhagen hotels
All nights in Copenhagen hotels
All overnight stays in Kangerlussuaq and Ilulissat
All overnight stays in Kangerlussuaq and Ilulissat
All the activities described in the programme
All the activities described in the programme
All the breakfasts, lunches, and dinners in the itinerary
All the breakfasts, lunches, and dinners in the itinerary
Bulgarian guide during the journey
Bulgarian guide during the journey
Medical insurance with coverage of €10,000
Medical insurance with coverage of €10,000
Services not mentioned in the programme
Services not mentioned in the programme
Personal Expenses
Personal Expenses
Kayaking in Disco Bay
Kayaking in Disco Bay
Food not mentioned in the itinerary
Food not mentioned in the itinerary
Alcohol and Drinks
Alcohol and Drinks
Additional Insurance "Trip Cancellation"
Additional Insurance "Trip Cancellation"
Let's head toGreenland!
Currently, there are no upcoming journeys to Greenland.
You can join the waiting list, or if you fancy exploring on your own, we can arrange something special just for you and your crew.
By clicking the "Sign Up" button, you agree to our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.
WHAT'S THE JOURNEY LIKE?
1
Sign up in the form and get on the waiting list.
2
We'll get in touch with you via email and phone if we organise it again.
All nights in Copenhagen hotels
All overnight stays in Kangerlussuaq and Ilulissat
All the activities described in the programme
All the breakfasts, lunches, and dinners in the itinerary
Bulgarian guide during the journey
Medical insurance with coverage of €10,000
Services not mentioned in the programme
Personal Expenses
Kayaking in Disco Bay
Food not mentioned in the itinerary
Alcohol and Drinks
Additional Insurance "Trip Cancellation"
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
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What's the temperature like, and is it suitable for kids?
Temperatures range between 5 and 15 degrees, and the journey is suitable for children over 7 years old.
What's the temperature like, and is it suitable for kids?
Temperatures range between 5 and 15 degrees, and the journey is suitable for children over 7 years old.
What's the temperature like, and is it suitable for kids?
Temperatures range between 5 and 15 degrees, and the journey is suitable for children over 7 years old.
What documents do I need for the journey?
International passport, valid for at least 6 months after the end date of the journey.
What documents do I need for the journey?
International passport, valid for at least 6 months after the end date of the journey.
What documents do I need for the journey?
International passport, valid for at least 6 months after the end date of the journey.
Can you get mobile service and internet access?
The web and the internet extend beyond the European Union, but WiFi is available in all hotels and restaurants.
Can you get mobile service and internet access?
The web and the internet extend beyond the European Union, but WiFi is available in all hotels and restaurants.
Can you get mobile service and internet access?
The web and the internet extend beyond the European Union, but WiFi is available in all hotels and restaurants.
What's the currency, and how much money should I carry with me?
The currency is the Danish krone. You have your flights, accommodation, activities, and three meals a day covered. Beyond that, it's up to you how much you spend on extras.
What's the currency, and how much money should I carry with me?
The currency is the Danish krone. You have your flights, accommodation, activities, and three meals a day covered. Beyond that, it's up to you how much you spend on extras.
What's the currency, and how much money should I carry with me?
The currency is the Danish krone. You have your flights, accommodation, activities, and three meals a day covered. Beyond that, it's up to you how much you spend on extras.
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Apparel
Winter Shoes for the Mountains /Trekking/
Winter Shoes for the Mountains /Trekking/
Winter Shoes for the Mountains /Trekking/
Winter gloves, hat, scarf
Winter gloves, hat, scarf
Winter gloves, hat, scarf
Winter Jacket and Trousers for the Mountains
Winter Jacket and Trousers for the Mountains
Winter Jacket and Trousers for the Mountains
Quality Raincoat
Quality Raincoat
Quality Raincoat
Thermal Underwear
Thermal Underwear
Thermal Underwear
Warm Socks + Spare Pair
Warm Socks + Spare Pair
Warm Socks + Spare Pair
GEAR
Binoculars (personal choice)
Binoculars (personal choice)
Binoculars (personal choice)
Personal Medications
Personal Medications
Personal Medications
Small Daypack for Day Hikes (15L)
Small Daypack for Day Hikes (15L)
Small Daypack for Day Hikes (15L)
Essential Personal Hygiene Supplies
Essential Personal Hygiene Supplies
Essential Personal Hygiene Supplies
Sunglasses
Sunglasses
Sunglasses
Thermos
Thermos
Thermos
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WHY TRAVEL WITH US?
Who are we?
Panic Frame & Travel is not a commercial travel agency. We don't offer you tranquility, tickets, or accommodation in an all-inclusive hotel with white tablecloths. We see ourselves as Tarzan tourists, organizing journeys to hard-to-reach places, encountering wild nature, and traveling by campers, catamarans, off-road jeeps, and even helicopters.
WHY TRAVEL WITH US?
Who are we?
Panic Frame & Travel is not a commercial travel agency. We don't offer you tranquility, tickets, or accommodation in an all-inclusive hotel with white tablecloths. We see ourselves as Tarzan tourists, organizing journeys to hard-to-reach places, encountering wild nature, and traveling by campers, catamarans, off-road jeeps, and even helicopters.
WHY TRAVEL WITH US?
Who are we?
Panic Frame & Travel is not a commercial travel agency. We don't offer you tranquility, tickets, or accommodation in an all-inclusive hotel with white tablecloths. We see ourselves as Tarzan tourists, organizing journeys to hard-to-reach places, encountering wild nature, and traveling by campers, catamarans, off-road jeeps, and even helicopters.
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© 2018-2025 Panic Frame and Travel
Licence number: RK-01-8245 / 28.07.2022
Insurance policy number: 13052410000640 / 20.08.2024
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© 2018-2025 Panic Frame and Travel
Licence number: RK-01-8245 / 28.07.2022
Insurance policy number: 13052410000640 / 20.08.2024
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© 2018-2025 Panic Frame and Travel
Licence number:
RK-01-8245 / 28.07.2022
Insurance policy number: 13052410000640 / 20.08.2024