GOH → SFJ

Mount Sermitsiaq

Nuuk's most famous landmark, a sharp-peaked mountain that is best viewed from the air shortly after takeoff.

The Greenland Ice Sheet

Continuous views of the vast Indlandsisen, the second largest body of ice in the world, stretching to the horizon.

Russell Glacier

As the plane descends into SFJ, you get a close-up look at the active ice wall of the Russell Glacier.

Sandflugtsdalen

The glacial silt-covered valley leading into Kangerlussuaq, featuring braided rivers and Arctic tundra.

Arctic Tundra Plateaus

High-altitude plateaus where, if flying low, you might spot the shadows of muskoxen or reindeer.

Nuuk Fjord System

Aerial perspective of one of the world's largest and most complex fjord systems immediately after departure.

Davis Strait Icebergs

Spot massive icebergs drifting along the rugged western coastline through the crystal clear Arctic air.

Maniitsoq Alps

Stunning views of the jagged, snow-capped peaks and deep coastal valleys near the town of Maniitsoq.

Evighedsfjord

The 'Fjord of Eternity' features dramatic hanging glaciers that seem to cling to vertical rock faces.