From Iceland to Greenland
OFFSHORE SAILING & Exploration
A crossing to enter another world, then time to explore.
From Reykjavík, approximately two days of sailing bring us to the east coast of Greenland.
We settle into the rhythm of the sea and share life on board as Iceland fades into the distance.
Approaching Greenland often holds a moment of pure magic. After long hours of open-sea crossing, the yacht slips into the fog. The horizon disappears, and eyes scan the mist for the first glimpses of land. Then, as we draw near the coast, the fog lifts and clarity returns: the mountains, ice, and jagged relief of Greenland suddenly reveal themselves. A breathtaking apparition that gives arriving by sea its full, unforgettable power.
Ahead of us unfolds an extraordinary territory, where glaciers meet the sea and icebergs drift through the fjords. We then dedicate about twelve days to coastal sailing and exploration, particularly in Sermilik Fjord, combining sea passages, quiet anchorages, and shore excursions.
| 2027 DATES | EMBARKATION AND DISEMBARKATION |
DURATION | PRICE per person |
|---|---|---|---|
| July 16 – 30 | Reykjavík – Kulusuk | 14 days | €8,400 |
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A guide accompanies all shore excursions. Their deep knowledge of the environment enriches every discovery, with all the safety precautions and equipment required for polar regions.
The weather sets the tempo, the captain suggests the stops, and your wishes find their place within each day’s possibilities. We take the time to walk, observe, and marvel, before returning to the comfort of LEATSA and the warmth of shared meals.
Crossing and exploration durations remain indicative, depending on weather and ice conditions.
Embarkation in Reykjavík, disembarkation in Kulusuk.
The journey concludes in Kulusuk for your return flight.
Why set sail aboard Leatsa?
For the quality of her cuisine—something you will be talking about long after.
For her salon: a spacious area bathed in natural light, the perfect gathering place for conversation.
For her double cabins with real beds fitted with natural-fiber duvets and pillows, and private bathrooms featuring a sink, shower, and toilet.
For her glass dome—a true outdoor lounge sheltered under glass that invites you to admire the sea, land, sky, and northern lights. Wrapped in warmth while the elements rage outside, it is exhilarating to be a privileged spectator to the dance of sails, light, wind, and waves.
For her exceptional sea-keeping qualities, reliability, comfort, and specialized preparation for Far North expeditions.
For her French flag (RIF), a guarantee of quality and safety in the selection of her crew, equipment, and operating procedures.
