Expedition Greenland, Newfoundland and St Lawrence River - Lustrous Ice and Lush Green Forests on the Hanseatic Inspiration

• Witness the mesmerising beauty of glittering icebergs drifting in Disko Bay
• Explore Viking and Inuit heritage, learn about the rich history of the Saqqaq culture in Sisimiut and Erik the Red's Viking settlement in Qassiarsuk
• Visit Newfoundland, Canada's hidden gem, with its vast fjords, tranquil lakes and UNESCO-listed Gros Morne National Park
• Experience the thrill of navigating through seven locks on the St. Lawrence River

Set sail on an extraordinary expedition from Greenland to Canada aboard the Hanseatic inspiration. This journey begins along Greenland's west coast with the vibrant town of Sisimiut and the dazzling icebergs of Disko Bay, offering awe-inspiring views. Trace Viking footsteps in Qassiarsuk, where Erik the Red once settled, and soak in the natural hot springs of Unartoq—an unexpected oasis amid the Arctic chill. Cross the Labrador Sea towards Canada. The Canadian coastline unfolds with rich cultural and natural wonders: step ashore at Red Bay, a former Basque whaling station, and explore the UNESCO-listed archaeological site of L'Anse aux Meadows, the only known Viking settlement in North America. Continue to the dramatic fjords and geological marvels of Gros Morne National Park, a haven for hiking and exploration. With each stop, this voyage reveals stories of ancient exploration, Indigenous heritage, and untamed beauty, perfect for travellers seeking authentic, off-the-beaten-path adventure.