Name: Atlantic Expedition Cruise - Iceland, Greenland, Labrador
Brand: Zero Trace Tours
SKU: 44771798843568
Price: 12699.0 AUD
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Fjords, Ice &; Viking Footsteps | Iceland, East Greenland & Labrador — 16-Day Atlantic Expedition

Fjords, Ice & Viking Footsteps | Iceland, East Greenland & Labrador — 16-Day Atlantic Expedition

Sail from Reykjavík to St John’s across the North Atlantic’s wild edge—East Greenland’s glacier-carved fjords and colourful villages, the narrows of Prince Christian Sound, and onward to Labrador and Newfoundland where Norse stories meet raw coastline. Over 16 days, this expedition cruise blends sea days, Zodiac landings, and expert talks for a front-row seat to ice, cliffs, and big, quiet skies.

Expect flexible days shaped by weather and ice: step ashore at Tasiilaq, trace deep channels like Skjoldungen, visit the Hvalsey Norse ruins, then cross the Davis Strait to remote Labrador before closing with Newfoundland icons L’Anse aux Meadows and Gros Morne. Aboard MS Expedition, settle into an outside cabin with en suite, roam the 360° observation deck, and gear up with a loan expedition parka and insulated boots—then let the North do the talking.

Quick Facts

Duration: 16 days
Style: Marine expedition cruise (Zodiac landings)
Difficulty: Average (good mobility for wet landings/uneven terrain)
Start/Finish: Reykjavík → St John’s
Transport: MS Expedition + Zodiac excursions
Stays: 15 nights aboard (outside cabins, private en suite)

Trip Highlights

Landings in East Greenland (e.g., Tasiilaq, Skjoldungen area)
Sail the Prince Christian Sound; visit Aappilattoq
Norse history at Hvalsey ruins (Southern Greenland)
Cross the Davis Strait to Labrador communities
Newfoundland greats: L’Anse aux Meadows & Gros Morne (Woody Point)
Onboard experts, daily briefings, and a close expedition team-to-guest feel

Good to Know

Landings are weather/ice-dependent—flexibility is part of the adventure.
Expedition parka and insulated waterproof boots are provided; pack layers for wind and spray.
Zodiac operations require good mobility; staff assist at the gangway/mud room.

Booking Terms & Conditions

$350.00

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Day 1 | Reykjavík/Keflavík Embarkation

Arrive in Iceland and step aboard MS Expedition. Unpack in your outside cabin with en suite, meet the expedition team, and watch the harbour lights slip by as we set a northerly course. The briefing sets the tone: flexible plans, sharp eyes, and a taste for wild coastlines.

Stay: Aboard MS Expedition (en suite cabin).

Included meals: Dinner.

Day 2 | Seabird Highways & Open Water

A blue-water day across the Denmark Strait. Settle into the rhythm of the ship—grab deck time with hot drinks, scan slicks for whales, and learn your fulmars from your kittiwakes during expert talks. Sunset finds sea and sky trading colours.

Stay: Aboard MS Expedition.

Included meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner.

Day 3 | Tasiilaq—Colour on the Edge of Ice

Anchor off Tasiilaq and run ashore by Zodiac. Wander between painted houses and the church spire, with mountains rising like teeth behind town. When conditions allow, a short walk delivers big views and a feel for life at the edge of the ice.

Stay: Aboard MS Expedition.

Included meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner.

Day 4 | Skjoldungen—Glacier-Cut Calm

Thread into the Skjoldungen system: hard blue ice, soft green moss, and waterfalls unravelling from hanging glaciers. If tides and ice permit, a Zodiac landing lets you step into a world where the only sound is meltwater and the click of cameras.

Stay: Aboard MS Expedition.

Included meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner.

Day 5 | Prince Christian Sound—The Long Stone Corridor

Sail a granite hallway where cliffs rise sheer from mirror-still water and bergs drift like sculptures. On deck, watch for fresh calving scars and narrow side channels that vanish into shadow.

Stay: Aboard MS Expedition.

Included meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner.

Day 6 | Aappilattoq—Village Under Spires

Conditions permitting, land by Zodiac in Aappilattoq, a tiny hamlet backdropped by needle-like peaks. It’s all scale here—bright homes, big mountains, and a harbour where bergy bits nudge the shore.

Stay: Aboard MS Expedition.

Included meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner.

Day 7 | Hvalsey—Stone & Saga

Go ashore at Hvalsey, one of Greenland’s best-preserved Norse sites. Stand inside the roofless stone church and picture oars biting water a thousand years ago. Quiet, wind, and history do the rest.

Stay: Aboard MS Expedition.

Included meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner.

Day 8 | Westbound Blue—Across the Davis Strait

A day to watch horizons and let the lectures deepen what you’ve seen—ice, geology, and human threads tying Arctic shores together. Keep a lens ready; blows and fins often appear without ceremony.

Stay: Aboard MS Expedition.

Included meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner.

Day 9 | Hebron—Layers of Memory

Make landfall at Hebron, a National Historic Site where the old Moravian mission still stands against the wind. Walk among weathered structures as guides trace the story of the coast and its people.

Stay: Aboard MS Expedition.

Included meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner.

Day 10 | Hopedale—Seat of Nunatsiavut

Come ashore at Hopedale, administrative heart of Nunatsiavut. Explore historic mission buildings and learn how local governance and culture shape life on this powerful stretch of shoreline.

Stay: Aboard MS Expedition.

Included meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner.

Day 11 | L’Anse aux Meadows—Norse North America

Walk the boardwalks at L’Anse aux Meadows, the only authenticated Viking site in North America. Sod walls, salt air, and a view east that once pulled a longship across.

Stay: Aboard MS Expedition.

Included meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner.

Day 12 | Woody Point—Gateway to Gros Morne

Anchor off Woody Point in Bonne Bay. From here, Gros Morne reveals exposed mantle rock and tablelands that read like an open geology textbook. Land by Zodiac and explore viewpoints where fjords carve deep into the land.

Stay: Aboard MS Expedition.

Included meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner.

Day 13 | Coastal Run—Birdlines & Headlands

Sail south along Newfoundland’s rugged edge. Headlands slide by, gannets stitch the air, and the ship feels small in the best possible way. Talks and photo swaps fill the gaps between deck time.

Stay: Aboard MS Expedition.

Included meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner.

Day 14 | Approaching St John’s—Harbour Ahead

Land gives way to the approach lanes for St John’s. If daylight favours you, scan for the city’s bright “jellybean” houses and the cut of the harbour mouth framed by steep rock.

Stay: Aboard MS Expedition.

Included meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner.

Day 15 | Final Sea Hours → St John’s

Your last day aboard: pack, linger over the observation deck, and toast the crossing with new shipmates as the Atlantic settles behind you.

Stay: Aboard MS Expedition.

Included meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner.

Day 16 | Disembark St John’s—Transfers Included

Disembark after breakfast. Airport transfers are included for same-day flights—one last look at the harbour, then onward.

Stay: —

Included meals: Breakfast.

All landings and timings remain weather/ice-dependent; the expedition team adapts day by day to make the most of conditions.

Key Tour Info

Where You’ll Be Staying

Nights 1–15: Aboard MS Expedition — all outside cabins with private en suite (twins, some triples/quads on lower decks; suites feature separate living/sleeping areas).
Spaces to enjoy: 360° observation deck, forward viewing areas, lounges and library for briefings and downtime.
Vibe: Comfortable, expedition-focused ship—easy to move from cabin to deck when wildlife or ice shows up.

What You’ll Be Eating

Included meals: 15 Breakfasts, 14 Lunches, 15 Dinners (single-sitting dining).
Style: International cuisine served in the main dining room; casual and social with open seating.
On deck (weather permitting): Occasional BBQ on the aft deck.
Dietaries: Common requirements can usually be accommodated with advance notice—let us know at booking.
Hot drinks & snacks: Tea/coffee and light bites are typically available between meals; exact service varies by sailing.

✅ What’s Included

Expedition & Landings

Zodiac excursions and shore landings (weather/ice permitting)
Daily briefings and lectures from the expedition team

Ship & Stays

15 nights aboard MS Expedition in an outside cabin with private en suite
Use of core public spaces (observation decks, lounges, library)

Gear Provided

Expedition parka (yours to keep)
Insulated waterproof boots on loan (US sizes typically 4–16)

Meals & Transfers

15 Breakfasts, 14 Lunches, 15 Dinners (single-sitting dining)
Arrival transfer in Reykjavík and departure/airport transfer in St John’s (same-day flights)

Crew & Support

Professional expedition team and ship crew throughout

🚫 What’s Not Included

Flights to Reykjavík and from St John’s
Travel insurance, visas/entry documents (if required)
Alcoholic drinks, speciality coffees, and personal snacks
Optional activities not specified as included when ashore
Personal expenses (laundry, phone/Wi-Fi where available, souvenirs)
Gratuities for ship crew and expedition staff (at your discretion)

Seasonal Weather Expectations

Overview
An ocean-to-arctic arc: Iceland, East & South Greenland, the Davis Strait, Labrador, and Newfoundland. Expect cool temps, frequent wind, and fast changes. Dress for wind chill and spray even on calm-looking days.

June–July (early season)

Air: ~2–10 °C in Greenland; ~6–12 °C in Iceland/Newfoundland.
Conditions: Brisk, often bright with passing showers; lingering pack ice near East Greenland can lower temps further.
Notes: Earliest wildflowers ashore; fog possible along cold/warm water boundaries.

August (mid season)

Air: ~4–12 °C Greenland; ~8–16 °C Iceland/Newfoundland/Labrador.
Conditions: The most settled window; still expect wind and periodic rain.
Notes: Best mix of daylight and (relatively) milder days; sea fog still common.

September (late season)

Air: ~0–8 °C Greenland; ~5–12 °C Newfoundland/Labrador.
Conditions: Crisper, clearer spells with cooler nights; increased chance of autumn gales.
Notes: Tundra colours ashore; daylight hours shorten steadily.

Wind, Sea & Visibility

Sea state can change quickly—swells and chop are normal on crossings (Denmark/Davis Strait).
Wind chill often makes it feel 5–10 °C colder on open decks and Zodiacs.
Fog can thicken near ice or temperature fronts; expect sudden visibility shifts.

Precipitation

Light rain/drizzle and wet Zodiac landings are part of the deal. Waterproof outer layers keep you comfortable (jacket + over-trouser).

Daylight

Long days June–August (late sunsets/early sunrises) favour extended deck time.
Shortening days in September bring superb low-angle light for photos—and cooler evenings.

Landing Conditions

Terrain ranges from rocky beaches to mossy tundra and boardwalks. Surfaces may be slippery with spray or rain; grippy, ankle-supporting footwear is essential.
Operations are weather/ice-dependent; the team may adjust landing times or switch to scenic Zodiac cruising when conditions require.

Practical Layering Cue

Base layer (thermal) → warm mid-layer (fleece/wool) → windproof, waterproof shell. Add hat, gloves, and a neck gaiter; keep a dry spare layer in your daypack.

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What to Pack

Documents & Essentials

Passport, required visas, travel insurance (printed + digital)
Credit/debit card + a little local cash (ship accounts typically settle by card)
Reusable water bottle (and optional small thermos)
Universal travel adapter and charging cables
Seasickness remedies (tablets/patches/wristbands)

Layering System (Zodiacs & Landings)

Moisture-wicking base layers (top/bottom; 2–3 sets)
Warm mid-layers (fleece/wool; 2)
Windproof, waterproof shell jacket & over-trousers (breathable)
Insulated mid-layer (down/synthetic) for extra warmth on deck
Beanie, neck gaiter/buff, and warm gloves + thin glove liners
Wool/thermal socks (4–6 pairs)

On board you’ll be issued an expedition parka and insulated waterproof boots (loan). Pack everything else above.

Footwear

Ship/indoor shoes with good grip (non-slip)
Comfortable walking shoes for town stops (separate from ship/boot use)

Day Gear

Daypack (20–30 L) with rain cover or dry bag liner
Dry bags (small/medium) for camera/phone on wet landings
Sunglasses (polarised ideal) + SPF 30+ sunscreen and lip balm (SPF)
Lightweight binoculars (game-changer for wildlife)

Photography (optional but recommended)

Camera with spare batteries & high-capacity memory cards
Lens cloths + simple rain sleeve (Zodiac spray happens)

On-Board Clothing

Comfortable casual wear (tees/shirts, trousers/jeans, warm jumper)
Light lounge set for reading room/lectures
Swimsuit (sauna) and flip-flops/slides for spa areas
Compact laundry kit (travel wash, pegs) if you like to rinse-and-repeat

Toiletries & Health

Personal meds + small first-aid (plasters, pain relief, seasickness, rehydration)
Moisturiser/hand cream (wind + cold = dry skin), tissues/wet wipes
Reusable earplugs & eye mask (early light/engine hum)

Nice-to-Haves

Pocket notebook/pen for species lists & site notes
Hand/foot warmers for long deck watches
Small gifts/snacks you enjoy between meals (sealed, pack-out ethics)

Packing Tips

Use soft packing cubes or bags inside your suitcase/duffel to keep “deck ready” layers together.
Keep a grab bag by the door (hat, gloves, neck gaiter, binoculars): when a whale is called, you won’t miss it.
Expect wet Zodiac landings at times—stash a full dry change in your cabin for quick turnarounds.

Local Insights

Ice is the boss: Plans flex around wind, swell, and pack ice. When the team pivots to a different fjord or swaps a landing for Zodiac cruising, it’s to get you the best (and safest) wildlife and scenery window.
Zodiac etiquette = smooth landings: Wear your shell, zip pockets, sit where directed, and keep hands clear at the pontoon. Cameras in dry bags save heartbreak when a wave says hi.
Wind chill math: Whatever the forecast says, subtract 5–10 °C on open decks or Zodiacs. A neck gaiter + glove liners = small kit, big comfort.
Wildlife watching that works: Keep quiet and patient. Scan edges—tide lines, cliff ledges, bergy bits. Binoculars beat phone zoom every time.
Greenland & Nunatsiavut respect: You’re visiting living communities, not museum sets. Ask before photographing people, stick to paths, and follow your guide’s cultural cues.
Photo light is a gift: Low-angle light and fog make East Greenland look cinematic. On overcast days, ice pops bluer—perfect for shots of bergs and glacier faces.
Seas & stomachs: Crossings (Denmark/Davis Strait) can be lively. Start seasickness remedies early, choose mid-ship, lower decks to sleep, and nibble regularly.
Layering rhythm: Have a “grab kit” by your cabin door (parka, hat, gloves, binoculars). Wildlife announcements are real-time—be deck-ready in seconds.
Boots & parka logistics: Expedition boots are loaned; try them on day one with your landing socks. The parka’s yours—great wind block on deck even when you’re not ashore.
Sound carries: In calm bays, voices travel. Keep chatter low on landings so birds and marine mammals don’t, well, notice you.
Tundra footing: Rock, moss, and wet kelp can be slick. Place feet deliberately, and use trekking poles if balance is iffy.
Time & tides: Landings follow tide windows. If you get spare minutes aboard, the observation deck during a tide change can be prime for feeding seabirds.
Ship life hacks: Dry your gloves on the radiator rails, stow camera batteries in an inner pocket to keep them warm, and label your parka—many look identical after lectures.
Story layering: Hebron, Hopedale, L’Anse aux Meadows—bring questions. The more you ask the expedition team, the richer each landing becomes.

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CO₂ Footprint

Results Summary (Topline)

Estimated per guest (16 days): ~4.8 tCO₂e
Estimated per voyage (assumed 132 guests): ~635 tCO₂e
Counter-impact applied: 200% (targeting ~9.6 tCO₂e per guest)
Method note: High-estimate (DEFRA-aligned) with Well-to-Tank and RF = 1.9 for aviation; includes single-hub guest travel, ship operations allocation, all meals (included and off-ship), Zodiacs, and a +10% uncertainty uplift.

Purpose

Provide a conservative footprint for this expedition and the 200% counter-impact applied.

Tour Header

Tour: Fjords, Ice & Viking Footsteps — 16-Day Reykjavík → St John’s
Style: Marine expedition (MS Expedition; outside cabins, en suite)
Region: Iceland • East & South Greenland • Davis Strait • Labrador • Newfoundland

Scope & Boundaries (counted)

Guest travel to/from tour: single official feeder hub → Reykjavík (KEF) at start; St John’s (YYT) → Reykjavík (KEF) → feeder hub after (open-jaw normalised via start for comparability).
On-tour operations: Ship fuel allocation per guest-night; Zodiac operations.
Meals: All meals over the full trip (included + off-ship).
Excluded: Personal shopping; extraordinary add-ons not typical for this route.

Feeder Hub — Single Origin City

New York (JFK) selected as the official feeder hub for this voyage.

Factors & Conservative Defaults (overview)

Aviation (economy, short/medium-haul mix): ~0.30 kgCO₂e/pax-km (includes RF 1.9 + WTT).
Ship operations: ~0.065 tCO₂e per guest-night (fuel + hotel load proxy).
Meals: ~2.5 kgCO₂e per meal (production + prep).
Zodiacs/boats: lump-sum ~0.05 tCO₂e per guest for multi-day operations.

Activity Data (applied)

Aviation (JFK → KEF; YYT → KEF → JFK): ~10,760 km total.
Ship operations: 15 nights × 0.065 t ≈ 0.98 tCO₂e per guest.
Meals: ≈48 meals → ~0.12 tCO₂e per guest.
Zodiacs (multi-day): ~0.05 tCO₂e per guest.

Results — Per Guest (rounded)

Aviation: ~3.23 tCO₂e
Ship operations: ~0.98 tCO₂e
Meals: ~0.12 tCO₂e
Zodiacs: ~0.05 tCO₂e
Subtotal: ~4.38 tCO₂e
+10% uncertainty uplift: → ~4.82 tCO₂e
Rounded for communication: ~4.8 tCO₂e per guest

Results — Per Voyage (assumed 132 guests)

Estimated total: ~635 tCO₂e

Assumptions (key)

Open-jaw aviation normalised via start city to keep cross-itinerary reporting comparable.
Ship-night factor set deliberately conservative to cover variable speeds/sea states.
Meals counted in full (included + off-ship).
Zodiacs included as a single conservative lump-sum per guest.
+10% uplift covers weather reroutes, ice detours, and load-factor variance.

Versioning

Method: Zero Trace Standard v1.9 (DEFRA-aligned; RF 1.9; WTT included)
Date: 27 September 2025
Preparer: Zero Trace methodology (marketplace reporting; not the ship operator)

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Average fitness is fine. You must be able to step in/out of Zodiacs, walk on uneven, slippery terrain, and handle short hills in cool, windy conditions.

No—every shore visit and Zodiac cruise is weather/ice-dependent. Flexibility is part of expedition travel; the team adjusts plans to get you the best and safest experiences each day.

You’ll have an outside cabin with private en suite. Twin options are most common; suites feature separate living/sleeping areas.

You’ll receive an expedition parka (yours to keep) and insulated waterproof boots on loan. Bring a proper layering system (base/mid/shell), hat, gloves, and waterproof over-trousers.

How rough are the seas—will I get seasick?

Crossings (Denmark/Davis Strait) can be lively. If you’re prone to motion sickness, start remedies before we sail and choose a mid-ship, lower deck cabin when possible.

What’s included in the fare?

15 nights aboard, all meals (15B/14L/15D), Zodiac excursions, lectures, the parka & boot loan, and arrival transfer (Reykjavík) plus departure/airport transfer (St John’s, same-day flights). See “What’s Included/Not” for the full breakdown.

What are typical temperatures?

Cool to cold: generally 0–12 °C depending on location and month, with wind chill on deck and in Zodiacs. Dress for conditions to feel 5–10 °C colder than the forecast.

Is there Wi-Fi or phone coverage?

Limited and intermittent—expect to disconnect, especially between Greenland and Labrador. Any onboard internet, if available, is usually slow and usage-limited.

What’s the dress code on board?

Casual and functional. Layers for deck time; comfortable clothing and soft shoes inside. No formal wear required.

Are children allowed?

Yes, Age 10+ (with adult). Guests should meet the mobility requirements for Zodiac operations.

Do I need travel insurance or visas?

Travel insurance is strongly recommended. Visa/entry requirements depend on your passport—check for Iceland and Canada well before departure.

What about gratuities?

Gratuities for ship crew and expedition staff are not included and are at your discretion (guidance provided onboard near the end of the voyage).

Can dietary needs be accommodated?

Common requirements can usually be met with advance notice. Please advise at booking.

How big is the group?

The ship carries roughly 130–140 guests with a close expedition feel (briefings, small Zodiac groups, and plenty of deck space).

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Proactive comms: We’ll keep you posted as soon as we know more—no last-minute surprises if we can help it.
No pressure choices: You pick the outcome; we handle the admin.
Flight advice: Until your tour is confirmed, book flexible/refundable flights or add insurance that covers schedule changes.

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Fjords, Ice & Viking Footsteps | Iceland, East Greenland & Labrador — 16-Day Atlantic Expedition

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Fjords, Ice & Viking Footsteps | Iceland, East Greenland & Labrador — 16-Day Atlantic Expedition

Keflavik → St John’s

Easy

Ages 10+

200% CO₂ Offset

Fjords, Ice & Viking Footsteps | Iceland, East Greenland & Labrador — 16-Day Atlantic Expedition

Key Tour Info

We are working to bring live on-site reviews for this tour

Save time planning with our helpful travel tools

Optimum Travel Time Heat-Map

Point A - B Travel Time Estimator

Co2 Calculator

BOOKING & PAYMENT FAQ's

Choose Tour

Pick Dates

Reserve Spot

Sort Logistics

Adventure Time!

TRAVEL

RESTORE

REPEAT

Would you like to hear from us (occasionally) with cool adventure stuff..?

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Vetted Tour Operators

200% Restoration Offsets

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Vetted Tour Operators

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