| Green light for Greenland

HX has unveiled a new collection of immersive Greenland experiences for 2026/27, which have been developed in close collaboration with the cruise line’s partners in the community.

The key new offering for Greenland travellers is the ‘Into the Elements: Greenland Experience’, which offers a multi-day immersion into South Greenland’s raw wilderness.

A small group of a maximum of nine guests and one team expert will hike six kilometres through South Greenland’s dramatic landscapes, before enjoying a science boat journey.

The group will then hike to a remote base camp for a glamping experience, including an overnight stay, with storytelling hosted by a local guide.

There will then be a seven-and-a-half kilometre ascent across gravel paths to a series of spectacular waterfalls, and a hike to the collection point to conclude the journey.

“I think we have made a tour that shows South Greenland in a very special way,” said local tour operator Salik Parbst Frederiksen.

“You get very close to the essence of what South Greenland is: beautiful green fields and rough tundra in a beautiful contrast,” he added.

This highlight for Greenland expeditions is accompanied by other new experiences, which will commence in Jun, including new boat cruises and excursions, two kayaking options, and guided walks led by local Inuit partners.

Into the Elements is priced from 1,500 per person (approx A$2,475), and is available on board Roald Amundsen’s Arctic Canada and Greenland sailings from 21 Sep. MS