Houses in the Capital Nuuk at sunset (10 pm!)
In Nuuk, post for Santa Claus comes from many places
and is put in the largest post box of the world...
Santa Claus' office is next door.
The edge of the inland ice near Kangerlussuaq
One of the only transportation means between "towns", because there are
no roads...
And be patient, as delays from a few hours to a few days are possible,
depending on weather
conditions and mechanical problems, as well as for planes (only one
airfield with radar)
as for helicopters (frequent fogs) and boats...
That is what you see when traveling by boat, besides some whales far
away (near Disko bay)...
Beware of the dog sledges (Illulisat)!

But in summer, men and dogs are waiting for cooler times...
And that is what you see when you walk near Illulisat: 40 km of
icebergs trapped at a 300 m
deep morene but the icebergs are up to 100 m high above water, that
means 900 m
under water! Incredible amounts of ice, cracking, colliding, turning
upside down...
The end of the icefjord near Illulisat: icebergs waiting to be pushed
into open sea by others behind them or by wind and tides

Iceberg pushed into open sea near the coast of Illulisat

The end of the Illulisat ice fjord seen through the window of an
airplane
At the end of the organised tour: a last meal with all Greenlandic
specialities...

Spectacular Greenland landscape...
And then a few days rest in the middle of nowhere...
Nice, tough walks with in the background, behind a rig, one of the many
icefjords...
Navigating back too Nuuk was not easy, as many icefields were floating
into the Nuukfjord
More information on Greenland tours:
Greenland Travel
Gammel Mønt 12
P.O. Box 130
DK-1004 Copenhagen K
Denmark
Tel. (+45) 33 13 10 11
Fax (+45) 33 13 73 47
Web site: www.greenland-travel.dk
(Danish)
E-mail: tour@greenland-travel
The official guide to Greenland (English):
http://www.greenland-guide.gl/default.htm
More information on our experiences in Greenland:
E-mail: ferdinand.engelbeen@pandora.be