GOH → KEF

Sermitsiaq Mountain

The iconic landmark mountain of Nuuk, visible immediately after takeoff with its sharp, triple-peaked summit.

Greenland Ice Sheet

An endless white horizon of the world's second-largest ice body, stretching as far north as the eye can see.

East Greenland Fjords

Dramatic glacial outlets and steep granite cliffs as the flight leaves the Greenlandic mainland.

Iceberg Alleys

Frequent sightings of large icebergs calving off the eastern glaciers and drifting into the Irminger Sea.

Reykjanes Peninsula

Dramatic volcanic landscapes and ancient lava fields as the aircraft descends into Keflavik.

Nuuk Coastline

A final look at the colorful houses of Greenland's capital nestled against the rocky coastline.

Cape Farewell Region

The southern tip of Greenland, where the rugged mountains meet the convergence of the Atlantic and Arctic waters.

Irminger Sea

The deep blue expanse of the North Atlantic, often featuring dramatic cloud formations and occasionally whales.

Blue Lagoon Area

On the final approach to KEF, look for the steam rising from the Svartsengi geothermal plant near the Blue Lagoon.

Mid-Atlantic Ridge

Fly over the tectonic boundary where the North American and Eurasian plates are pulling apart.