Travelblog Greenland
East Greenland – a realm, wild and silent, where ice cracks and the sea sings.
On this sailing expedition, I discovered a dance of cold and freedom, depth and vastness, amid shimmering glaciers and rugged fjords. The quiet majesty of the Scoresby Sound, where icebergs glow like floating sculptures, met the roar of the waves – a dialogue between frost and life.
My travel stories from East Greenland capture this magic – a breath of the Arctic that fills the soul.
Dive into this frozen world and discover what only a sailing expedition to East Greenland can reveal.
Sailing Expedition in East Greenland 1/3
In September 2017, a small lifelong dream came true – a week on a sailing expedition in Greenland, wild and unforgettable. After a stopover in Reykjavik, we flew the next morning to Kulusuk in E…
Sailing Expedition in East Greenland 2/3
The night before, we marveled at the giant icebergs drifting near Teniteqilaq – a sight, wild and mesmerizing. So we decided to paddle into the bay by kayak the next morning before sunrise, an a…
Sailing Expedition in East Greenland 3/3
Just before reaching the Knud Rasmussen Glacier, we anchored the night before in a small, quiet bay to head towards the glacier’s edge the next morning – a moment, wild and full of anticip…