Categories: Cruises

Whale Watching on Greenland’s West Coast

They call our trip an expedition. Anywhere else in the world, it would be a tour, or even a cruise. But because of the extremes here, because of the remote and unforgiving environment, they call it an expedition. And it feels like one. We’re traveling with Oceanwide Expeditions and from the second I board the 56-meter long schooner Rembrandt van Rijn and sail away from the tiny harbor town of Maniitsoq, I’m captivated. There is already so much to see.

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