Complete East Greenland | Ocean Albatros
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Available until 31 Dec 2025 unless sold out, varied or withdrawn prior
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12 Days
Save Up To 25%
WAS From USD 11,595 Now From USD 8,696
Trip Code: ACPLCEGR
DIFFICULTY RATING: 2 (light adventure)
Start: Reykjavik, Iceland
Finish: Reykjavik, Iceland
SHIP: Ocean Albatros
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Destination
Destination
Greenland & Iceland
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Meals
Meals
All meals on board the ship
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Accommodation
Accommodation
Cabin on board a ship
DEPARTURE DATES
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Included Sightseeing
Included SightseeingDaily Arctic Excursions in location, Zodiac Cruising, Onboard Expert Lectures & Briefings by the Experienced Expedition Team
NOTE: Itinerary is subject to change depending on weather & ice conditions
OVERVIEW
Explore the stunning coasts of East Greenland, one of the world's most untamed and isolated places. On an exceptional journey that combines the best of East Greenland, discover the beauty and diversity of the area. Among the wonders we want to witness on the untamed beaches of Earth's largest island are the flashing aurora borealis, massive glaciers, towering mountains, and captivating Arctic fauna. Discover the amazing history, culture and take in the unparalleled grandeur of the world's largest national park, North-east Greenland National Park.
This exciting itinerary takes you on a fascinating journey across three distinct locations of East Greenland, all from the capital city of Reykjavík in Iceland. After crossing the Denmark Strait, we arrive at the Ammassalik region. Here, we will see the historical landmarks, charming towns, and breathtaking natural beauty of the area before visiting Tasiilaq, the capital of East Greenlandic culture and tradition. We will travel from Ammassalik to Ittoqqortoormiit, a community in the extensive fjord system of Scoresbysund, where guests can engage in the distinctive rituals and practices of the Inuit settlers who settled in this area. We're going to head out of Scoresbysund and towards the North East Greenland National Park. With the exception of species like beluga whales splashing in the freezing fjords and muskoxen grazing on the tundra, this is the biggest protected stretch of land on Earth. Encircled by spectacular landscape, we will explore large glaciers on our fleet of Zodiacs, land at distant locations, and, with any chance, witness the majesty of the northern lights in pure wilderness. This journey provides an incredible opportunity to witness some of the most captivating species in the Arctic while showcasing Inuit culture and the vast wildness of the region.
ITINERARY
Hallgrímskirkja Church towers over Reykjavik, a vibrant city known for Nordic cuisine, unique museums, and lively shopping. After safety briefings, we set sail toward the wild coasts of East Greenland.
The Denmark Strait, a narrow passage between Iceland and Greenland, teems with rich marine life. Our onboard experts guide guests in spotting wildlife as we cross these productive waters. Nearing Greenland, the team shares insights on ecology, geology, and wildlife, preparing guests for Zodiac operations and polar bear safety.
The day begins in Kuummiut, a picturesque and prosperous village nestled in the serene Ammassalik Fjord. Roughly meaning “People who Live by the River,” Kuummiut thrives on its rich fishing grounds and is home to East Greenland’s only fish factory, drawing fishermen from across the local area. With no road access, the sea serves as its highway, and the village offers a glimpse into traditional East Greenlandic life, marked by sled dogs, motorboats, and the quiet rhythm of Inuit life. It’s a peaceful setting to watch drifting icebergs and meet the locals to learn about their beautiful culture.
In the afternoon, the journey continues eastward to Ikateq, a fjord steeped in wartime history. During World War II, the U.S. military built a large airbase here—Bluie 2 East—as part of a transatlantic air route. Despite hazardous terrain and harsh weather, a full airfield, port, hangars, and supplies were established. When the base was abandoned in 1947, nearly everything was left behind. Decades of political debate between Nuuk, Copenhagen and Washington followed over the site’s environmental impact, leading to a cleanup of hazardous materials. Today, Ikateq stands as a haunting and well-preserved relic of the wartime era, set amid Greenland’s breathtaking natural landscape.
Tasiilaq is East Greenland’s largest settlement, sitting on rugged Ammassalik Island. Isolated from European contact until its founding as a trading post in 1894, it preserves the unique culture of the Tunumiit people. Once home to Greenland’s last shamans, Tasiilaq is the origin of the tupilak, a feared magical creature – now a celebrated art form. Visitors can meet sled dogs (with owners’ permission), experience drum dancing, hike tundra meadows, and visit the famous Stunk Artist’s Workshop.
Keep your binoculars to hand as we sail along this remote rugged coastline; cold currents drifting down from the Arctic Ocean mix with the last gasp of the Gulf Stream along the East Greenlandic coast, creating vast biological productivity. As we sail these rich seas, guests can enjoy fascinating lectures, indulgent spa treatments, or simply relax and watch seabirds and other wildlife from the ship’s hot tubs.
The only settlement in this region, Ittoqqortoormiit is among the most remote communities on Earth. While the establishment of the town by Danish authorities in 1925 was challenging, residents continue a subsistence hunting lifestyle, essential when supply ships arrive only once or twice per year. Ittoqqortoormiit is a town with a strong sense of community and traditional culture, hosting an excellent museum, a beautiful traditional church, and locals often welcome visitors wearing colourful traditional costumes. Perfectly positioned at the fringes of the Northeast Greenland National Park, Ittoqqortoormiit represents the end of human civilisation, and the start of thousands of miles of pristine Arctic wilderness.
As the ship sails past the rugged Liverpool Land peninsula, we enter the vast Northeast Greenland National Park — the world’s largest protected land area, spanning nearly a million square kilometers and encompassing the northernmost land on Earth. Uninhabited today, the region was once home to nomadic Inuit hunters who thrived off its natural abundance until the mid-19th century.
Due to the extreme remoteness and unpredictable Arctic conditions, the itinerary within the park is flexible and dictated by weather, wind, sea, and ice. The Captain and Expedition Leader determine daily plans, which are announced the evening before. Potential highlights include Ella Island’s dramatic 1300-meter cliffs at Bastionen, the historically significant Maria Island — site of a German WWII camp — and Blomsterbugten on Ymer Island, where visitors may enjoy views of the striking Teufelsschloss mountain and its vivid geological layers. Other possible destinations include the calving Waltershausen Glacier, the magnificent Moskusokse Fjord, and the wildlife hotspots of Jameson Land.
Throughout our time in the Park, your Expedition Team provides engaging lectures, friendly discussions, and onshore insights, while always scanning the landscape for Arctic wildlife. In this remote and pristine wilderness, guests are promised a journey rich in natural beauty, discovery, and adventure.
The Ocean Albatros will sail south along Greenland’s Blosseville Coast, a rugged landscape shaped by volcanic activity around 50 million years ago. First surveyed by explorer Ejnar Mikkelsen, this area has long been navigated by the Inuit. If conditions allow, we may land in this now-uninhabited region of breathtaking beauty.
During our time at sea approaching Reykjavik, relax and reflect on your thrilling Arctic adventure. Attend final lectures from the Expedition Team, relive your adventure at the voyage slideshow, and celebrate your voyage with new friends at the Captain’s Farewell Cocktail Party.
Hallgrímskirkja Church towers over Reykjavik, a vibrant city known for Nordic cuisine, unique museums, and excellent shopping. Such a bustling capital may feel strange after the remote wilderness of the Arctic! After a hearty breakfast, it is time to bid a fond farewell to the Crew and Expedition Team and descend the gangway back to dry land with memories of the voyage of a lifetime.
WHY CHOOSE THIS CRUISE?
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From Tasiilaq’s cultural heartbeat to Scoresbysund’s frontier spirit and the raw wilderness of Northeast Greenland National Park—this voyage is East Greenland at its most epic.
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Combine Inuit culture, surreal landscapes, and abundant wildlife in a single, seamless expedition from Reykjavík.
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See the aurora dance above untouched tundra, explore the world’s largest national park, and feel truly off the map.
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Zodiac into icy fjords, walk where few ever do, and meet Greenland’s most isolated community in Ittoqqortoormiit.
Ocean Albatros
Explore the wonders of Antarctica onboard the MV Ocean Albatros. First sailing in 2023, this vessel features modern X-Bow hull technology and is one of the most popular expedition vessel choices in the polar regions. The ship has 94 comfortable staterooms and suites, all of which have unobstructed views. The Ocean Albatros is designed with both sustainability and comfort in mind, with an A1 ice rating to navigate through Antarctic ice with ease. Guests will also love the spacious, heated mudroom with four exterior doors, making it quick to board zodiacs. Travel in comfort With 94 staterooms and suites, most with private balconies, you’ll love the comfort of travelling on this beautiful ship. Rooms are stylish and modern, adorned in a serene blue and white colour palette. Responsible travel Powered by diesel and electric engines, controlled electronically, this allows the captain to optimise efficient fuel use and reduce emissions. The ship also has strict policies on recycling, limits plastic use, and educates guests onboard via expert lectures on science and conservation. Intimate and personalised As an expedition ship with fewer than 200 passengers, you’ll have twice-daily (weather permitting) excursions off the ship, including zodiac cruising and shore landings. With a strong guest to crew ratio, you’ll get to know both your crew and fellow passengers over afternoon drinks or citizen science programs. Unparalleled Antarctic viewing opportunities The Ocean Albatros is designed to showcase the beauty of Antarctica, with floor-to-ceiling windows in common areas and unique hydraulic viewing platforms at water level, ideal for photography. All cabins also have unobstructed views, making it easy to enjoy the scenery from indoors. Relax onboard with fine dining and lux amenities The ship is well appointed with a wellness area, two restaurants, a well stocked bar and modern lecture lounge, plus two outdoor hot tubs with panoramic views. Complimentary alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks included at dinner and complimentary minibars are in each cabin. Please note that due to environmental reasons the pool will not be in use on voyages onboard the Ocean Albatros. 
WHY WE LOVE THE OCEAN ALBATROS
FEATURES OF THE OCEAN ALBATROS
Ice Class:
Length: 104.4m
Breadth: 18.4mMax
Draft: Cruising
Speed: 16.5 knots
Electricity: The ship has a 220v / 50 Hz cycle system. Please check your appliances before use. 110-volt appliances require an adapter prior to use aboard the ship. The electrical outlets on board Ocean Albatros are the so called ‘F-type sockets’, round 2-pin, 220-240 Passenger
Capacity:189
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Included ACTIVITIES
These are included in your cruise fare. Activities vary by itinerary and destination and are subject to regulations, weather conditions and other factors.
OPTIONAL ADVENTURES ADD ONS
These can be booked in advance at an extra cost. Activities vary by itinerary and destination.
Pricing per person
Pricing & Availability Last Updated 11 December 2025
* Please note pricing is a guide only. Contact us now for the most up to date cost.
 | CAT F - Triple Porthole StateroomFeatures- These cabins are on deck 3 and measure between 18-22 sqm. Cabins feature private en-suites and are close to the mudroom and loading platforms for easy access to disembark the ship for activities. Triple staterooms are normally configured with twin beds, however a double bed can be accommodated. The third berth is a single bed. All stateroom types contain a safety box, television, refrigerator, several 230 W power and USB outlets- additionally, bathrobes, slippers, toiletries (body wash, lotion, shampoo) and a hairdryer are also included. | USD 9,895Available Enquire Now
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 | CAT D - Porthole StateroomFeatures- Porthole Staterooms are located on deck 3 and 4 and measure from 13-22 sqm. They are perfect for those who want a comfortable base while onboard. All cabins have a double or 2 single beds and a bathroom. Please note the cabin layout and size may vary. All stateroom types contain a safety box, television, refrigerator, several 230 W power and USB outlets- additionally, bathrobes, slippers, toiletries (body wash, lotion, shampoo) and a hairdryer are also included. | 25 % off USD 11,595 USD 8,696Available Enquire Now
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 | CAT G - Single Porthole StateroomFeatures- Standard Single Staterooms are on Deck 3 and measure approx. 14 sqm with a single twin bed. They offer convenient access to the Mudroom, which facilitates easy access to the Zodiacs during embarkation and disembarkation for your expeditions. All stateroom types contain a safety box, television, refrigerator, several 230 W power and USB outlets-additionally, bathrobes, slippers, toiletries (body wash, lotion, shampoo) and a hairdryer are also included. | USD 14,895Available Enquire Now
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 | CAT E - French Balcony StateroomFeatures- Located on Deck 7, the well-appointed French balcony staterooms contain floor to ceiling windows and a charming French balcony with stunning views. Each suite includes a double bed and a bathroom and is approx. 14 sqm. All stateroom types contain a safety box, television, refrigerator, several 230 W power and USB outlets- additionally, bathrobes, slippers, toiletries (body wash, lotion, shampoo) and a hairdryer are also included. Please note that bedding is not able to be configured as twin. | 25 % off USD 12,295 USD 9,221Available Enquire Now
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 | CAT Es - Solo French Balcony StateroomFeatures- Located on Deck 7, the well-appointed French balcony staterooms contain floor to ceiling windows and a charming French balcony with stunning views. Each suite includes a double bed and a bathroom and is approx. 14 sqm. All stateroom types contain a safety box, television, refrigerator, several 230 W power and USB outlets- additionally, bathrobes, slippers, toiletries (body wash, lotion, shampoo) and a hairdryer are also included. Please note that bedding is not able to be configured as twin. | USD 19,795Limited Enquire Now
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 | CAT C - Standard Balcony StateroomFeatures- Standard Balcony Staterooms are on Deck 4 and measure approx. 18-22 sqm. They include a balcony, a double or two single beds, a sitting area and a bathroom. All stateroom types contain a safety box, television, refrigerator, several 230 W power and USB outlets- additionally, bathrobes, slippers, toiletries (body wash, lotion, shampoo) and a hairdryer are also included. | 25 % off USD 12,795 USD 9,596Available Enquire Now
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 | CAT CS - Superior Balcony StateroomFeatures- Superior Balcony Staterooms are located on Deck 4 and 6. These are the most abundant cabin type onboard and measure approx. 22-25 sqm. Each Stateroom includes a balcony, a double bed or two single beds, a bathroom, and a small selection of cabins have a sofa that can be used as an extra bed for a child. Note that an additional cost applies for third person & sofa bed is on request only. If you're traveling with family and require two Staterooms, there's an option to book two rooms with connecting doors within this category, on a request basis only. | 25 % off USD 13,195 USD 9,896Available Enquire Now
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 | CAT CXL - Grand Balcony StateroomFeatures- XL Balcony Staterooms are on Deck 4 and measure approx. 25-30 sqm. They include a balcony, a double or two single beds, a sitting area and a bathroom. All stateroom types contain a safety box, television, refrigerator, several 230 W power and USB outlets- additionally, bathrobes, slippers, toiletries (body wash, lotion, shampoo) and a hairdryer are also included. | 25 % off USD 13,895 USD 10,421Available Enquire Now
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 | CAT B - Balcony SuiteFeatures- Balcony Suites are located on deck 4 and 6. Each suite offers a comfortable seating area, a bathroom, and a large balcony, with the choice of double or twin bedding. These suites are designed to accommodate two guests. Your suite stay includes a range of VIP extras such as wine and fruit on arrival, restocked non-alcoholic mini-bar, laundry service, and an in-room espresso machine. | 25 % off USD 15,195 USD 11,396Limited Enquire Now
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 | CAT A - Junior SuiteFeatures- Located on Deck 7, the Junior Suite boasts stunning views. Each suite features a double or twin beds, a comfortable seating area, a spacious bathroom, and a private balcony. With the option of a sofa bed included, the suite can comfortably accommodate up to three guests. Please note the advertised price is based on 2 guests occupying the cabin. All stateroom types contain a safety box, television, refrigerator, several 230 W power and USB outlets- additionally, bathrobes, slippers, toiletries (body wash, lotion, shampoo) and a hairdryer are also included. | 25 % off USD 15,895 USD 11,921Available Enquire Now
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 | CAT FS - Freydis Suite - Junior Suite (Double)Features- The Premium Suite on the Ocean Albatros is the second-largest Stateroom available on the ship, located on Deck 4. This spacious 2-bedroom suite includes a queen or twin beds, a comfortable sofa bed, a table and chair, a private balcony, and a generously sized bathroom. The advertised price is based on 2 guests. Your suite stay includes a range of VIP extras such as wine and fruit on arrival, restocked non-alcoholic mini-bar, laundry service, and an in-room espresso machine. | 25 % off USD 18,495 USD 13,871Limited Enquire Now
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 | CAT BS - Brynhilde Suite (2-Room)Features- This 2 Bedroom Family Suite is the largest stateroom option on board. Located on Deck 7, it comprises of 2 interconnecting French Balcony Suites and can accommodate up to 5 people on two queen beds and a sofa bed. This category is available on request. Please note queen beds are fixed configuration. Advertised price is based on 4 guests. Your suite stay includes a range of VIP extras such as wine and fruit on arrival, restocked non-alcoholic mini-bar, laundry service, and an in-room espresso machine. | 25 % off USD 22,495 USD 16,871Limited Enquire Now
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Important Information
*Save up to 25% off
Discount is on select 2027 Arctic season voyages onboard Ocean Albatros
Offer valid on Select available cabin categories
Discount is on berth costs only
Offer valid on new bookings until 31 December 2025unless sold out, varied or withdrawn prior.
Not combinable with any other promotions, except League of Adventurers Loyalty Rewards Program only.Please Contact Us for the latest availability, pricing and details of your preferred voyage. Chimu Adventures are Arctic Experts and we will endeavour to find you the perfect Arctic expedition cruise to ensure you have an unforgettable adventure!
NOTE: Pricing is subject to change, currency fluctuation and availability at the time of booking and may be varied without notice by us or any of the operators and partners we work with. It is only confirmed and guaranteed at the time of making a booking, agreeing to our terms and conditions and paying a deposit.
Prices are based on per person, and may be based on quad/triple/twin share.
Prices are correct at time of publishing but are subject to change at any time.
Itinerary is subject to change depending on weather and ice conditions.
INCLUSIONS
Accommodation onboard the Ocean Albatros in booked cabin category
All meals on the ship (full board): breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks
"Welcome" and "Farewell" cocktail parties
Complimentary house wine, beer, and soft drinks at dinner (selected labels and brands)24-hour access to tea, coffee, and ‘Grab and Go’ comfort food
500MB WiFi card for use on your personal devices
Expedition Parka, yours to keep
Use of rubber style muck boots, on loan for the duration of your expedition
English-speaking Expedition Team
Briefings and educational lectures by the Expedition Team
All scheduled landings and excursions
Citizen Science program
Photography Coach available throughout the voyage
Participation in the Polar Plunge
Access to onboard medical clinics
Access to onboard fitness centres
All port taxes and landing fees
Digital Expedition Memento, including a curated selection of photos, videos, expedition log and map, and wildlife list
INCLUDED ON BALCONY SUITE (A) AND ABOVEWine and fruit on arrival
In-room mini-bar refilled once daily with non-alcoholic beverages
Complimentary laundry service
In-room espresso machine
EXCLUSIONSInternational or internal flights other than specified
Airport transfers, taxes and excess baggage charges unless specified
Meals other than those specified in the pre-departure information
Pre or post cruise travel expenses other than specified
Visa (if applicable) and passport fees
Travel insurance (compulsory)
Fuel surcharge may be applied to all bookings
Paid adventure options and all personal expenses
Tobacco, or selected premium beverages
Miscellaneous extras
Laundry and communication charges on board, except as listed in inclusions
Gratuities for Expedition team and crew (recommended US$20 per person per day)
For minors under 16 years of age at time of travel; life jackets, waterproof outer shell jacket, and boots
For guests who require larger sizing; Waterproof outer shell jacket and rubber boots
- 2 (light adventure)
Available upon request, a supplement surcharge applies and is subject to availability. Please Contact Us for more information.
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