Fitness level: Moderate, comfortable to move 250-300m in elevation per hour over 5-7 hours.
Experience level: Advanced beginner, some prior experience but lacking confidence in the discipline.

It‘s a client‘s full responsibility to meet the physical fitness level requirements of their trip. If clients are not physically fit for their tour they may be dismissed from the tour at their own expense.

Group tour (5-12 participants)
427.350 kr. per person.

For a private booking, please contact us

Day 1: Keflavík – Kulusuk
Departure from Keflavík airport to Kulusuk at 17:30. Arrival 18:15 local time in
Kulusuk. The guide meets the group at the airport. Everyone puts their luggage on a
quad trailer and then the group walks together to the village which takes approx. 30
min.
Night in a local house, hostel dormitory style.

Day 2: Tiniteqilaq – Sermilik Icefjord
In the morning, we go shopping for supplies before leaving Kulusuk. We then start
our journey by sailing along Ammassalik Island and its sharp peaks. Then onwards
through the Ikaasa strait where steep mountains tower on both sides. Eventually we
arrive in Tiniteqilaq, a tiny village at the opening of the Sermiliq Icefjord. After shortly
exploring the village, the guide leads us through rugged landscape up to a 410m
(1345ft) summit with stunning views of the Greenland Icecap. Sermilik fjord is in full
view with its vast amounts of Icebergs surrounded by amazing mountains. Our hike
continues until arrival at our first campsite in a small fjord late in the afternoon.
Approx 5 hours walk.

Day 3:The Narrow fjord
We start the day by climbing the rugged slopes up to 538m (1765ft) where we find
ourselves at another extraordinary viewpoint. After enjoying the sight of Sermilik and
its unreal Icebergs we descend towards Amitsivattiva, where we put up camp for the
night. Here we are, nestled in the narrowest fjord imaginable. It’s only a couple of
hundred meters across but over 4km long.
Approx 5-6 hours walk.

Day 4: Sapulik bay
In the morning, we load a luggage boat before continuing our journey on a rocky
path along a mesmerizing bluegreen lake. At the end of it, we cross a river, flowing
from a nearby outlet glacier into the lake. As we continue scaling the lake banks we
come across another river which we follow into a small bay called Sapulik. We go on
along the shores of Sapulik until we arrive at its narrowest part, at the opening to the
Sermilik fjord. Breathtaking view of the Greenland ice cap and the Icebergs on the
fjord await us and here we put up our camp. There is even a chance of seeing a
whale.
Approx 6-7 hours walk.

Day 5: Sermilk fjord coast to Nuuk peninsula
We aim to the north as we walk along the coast. Sometimes it is also appropriate to head
up on the hills above the shore. Crack in an iceberg breaking and an occasional
Ringed Plover are among the very few things likely to break the silence in this place.
We come to a small bay where icebergs often get stranded, some of them the size of
a family car. We continue to a larger bay where we must wade across a river, which
is regenerative for body & mind. In the afternoon we arrive at a Nuuk peninsula
where we put up our camp.
Approx 6-7 hours walk.

Day 6: Sun Gate and Qinertivaq fjord
Early morning we leave the Sermilik fjord and start our hike through a narrow valley.
It leads us to the Trout lake, a small lake surrounded by steep mountains and
glaciers rising to around 1850m (6000ft). The mountain view will hardly be described
with words. At Trout Lake, we turn northeast and cross yet another glacial river. On
the riverbanks, we can admire the national flower of Greenland, The Arctic River
Beauty. We continue to the Qinertivaq fjord where we put up our last camp.
Approx 8 hours walk.

Day 7: Kumiiuut and Knud Rasmussen
A day of sailing excursion to discover the village Kumiiuut, the WW2 airport at Ikatek
and the floating glacier front of Knud Rasmusen glacier in the Karale fjord. Fantastic
end to a great trek. After we arrive to Kulusuk we take a short walk around the village, visit a a local museum and prepare a farewell dinner together in our house.
Approx 2 hours walk.

Day 8: Kulusuk – Keflavik Airport
After breakfast, we take a walk through the village and into the hills that surround it.
Learn about the story of Cap Dan and its role in the Cold War and admire some of
the pristine nature of Kulusuk Island. We pack our things and put the bags on the
quad trailer before walking to the airport where we say goodbye.  At 19:00 we take
off towards Keflavik, arriving at 21:45 Iceland time.

All guests are advised to have travel insurance which includes SAR (Search and Rescue).
Asgard Beyond does not assume responsibility for accidents or death that can be
traced to the participant’s negligence, acts of third parties, or exterior circumstances
such as weather, natural occurrences, war, or other similar causes.

Arctic Hiking and Asgard Beyond reserves the right to alter tours and itineraries due to weather
conditions, drift ice or for other security reasons. Changes or cancellations of
programs at any time during a trip, can be made to ensure safety of clients and staff
of Arctic Hiking / Asgard Beyond.
No responsibility is accepted for losses, expenses due to delays, changes of flights,
or other services or because of strikes, accidents, sickness, damage, negligence,
weather, war, changes in schedules, or other similar causes.

Equipment

• Backpack 30 – 40 L
• Gore-Tex jacket
• Gore-Tex pants
• Soft Shell jacket (optional, some prefer to bring Gore-Tex only)
• Soft Shell pants (optional, some prefer to bring Gore-Tex only)
• Mid layer jacked (down or fiber)
• Mid layer fleece jacket or a vest
• First layer top (wool or synthetic)
• First layer bottoms (wool or synthetic)
• Hiking socks
• Thin gloves
• Thick gloves
• Hat
• Neck warmer
• Headband

For the accommodation and camping

• Extra pair of socks
• Extra pair of first layer
• Earplugs
• Sleeping bag
• Sleeping mat
• Cash for food and drinks
• Toothbrush, soap and other personal hygiene items

Other items

• Sunglasses (cat 3-4)
• Sunscreen SPF 50
• Lipstick SPF 50
• Headlamp
• Water bottle 1 L
• Thermos 0,5 L (Optional)
• Band aids and blister kit
• Power bank to charge personal devices
• Snacks for the days

We recommend taking the most important equipment with you as cabin luggage
during your flight or carry the respective clothes/shoes on your body, notably trekking
boots and trousers, fleece shirt, warm and waterproof jacket, rain gear, functional
underwear, glasses, hat, gloves, and everything else you consider important. In case
of baggage loss, you are thus at least able to start the tour.
The luggage restrictions for the trip are 15 kg (33 lbs) per person + 6 kg (13 lbs)
hand luggage. We strongly recommend that you travel with a duffel bag and a 30-40
liter daypack.

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