GJ Travel structures its Greenland programs to showcase contrasting sides of the island. Routes in West Greenland bring travelers close to ice fjords, glaciers, and coastal towns such as Ilulissat, where iceberg views and whale watching shape daily life. South Greenland shifts the pace with green valleys, Norse history, and small farming communities, creating a calmer and more cultural atmosphere. The Iceland and Greenland Combo connects volcanic landscapes and waterfalls in Iceland with Greenland’s powerful ice scenery in one seamless journey.

GJ Travel introduces sailing journeys that unlock remote Arctic regions only accessible by sea. These voyages operate in both summer and winter, each offering a distinct mood. Summer highlights long daylight hours and ice filled fjords, while winter brings darkness and the chance to witness the Northern Lights. Different vessel styles allow travelers to choose between classic expedition sailing and a more modern, comfortable exploration at sea.

The East Greenland Explorer offers a ten day expedition through one of the Arctic’s most dramatic regions. Sailing through deep fjords framed by towering icebergs and rugged mountains, the journey reveals colorful settlements where Inuit traditions meet extreme nature. Expert guides provide insight into wildlife, geology, and history, while Zodiac landings bring travelers close to Arctic foxes, seabirds, and whales. The crisp summer light adds a visual intensity that defines the experience.

The Scoresby Sund and Aurora Borealis journey explores the world’s largest fjord system during the return of Arctic darkness. Towering ice formations and vast landscapes dominate the route, while cultural storytelling deepens the connection to Inuit heritage. As night falls earlier, the Northern Lights illuminate the sky above the ice, transforming the voyage into a quiet, visual experience designed for travelers who value atmosphere and solitude.

GJ Travel designs every program with safety, environmental respect, and cultural awareness at its core. Experienced guides, well planned routes, and controlled group sizes ensure confidence without reducing the sense of exploration. This balance turns Greenland from a distant dream into a practical yet inspiring destination for travelers seeking a distinctive Arctic adventure in 2026.