Albatros Arctic Circle - Greenland Brochure

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ARCTIC RIDE - Snowmobile day DURATION: 3 - 3,5 HOURS SEASON: FEBRUARY TO APRIL INCLUSIONS • Guide • Equipment: snowmobile, helmet, extra warm jacket and pants, mittens, boots • Hot drinks and snacks DIFFICULTY LEVEL • 3 out of 5 The snowmobile has become a very frequent form of transport in Arctic countries, because it adapts to a wide variety of terrains and allows quick access to the remotest places. The backcountry of Ilulissat offers great landscapes to be discovered. Our local guides and modern snowmobiles are a great way to explore snowy valleys and mountains, frozen lakes, fjords and the sea ice. Our guide will choose the route depending on snow, ice and weather conditions. One choice will be visiting the authentic settlement of Oqaatsut 20 km north from Ilulissat where 37 Inuit live all year round. The other choice is a route that has an unbeatable scenery. We will go up the mountains, see dogsleds doing their route to ice-fish in the Icefiord, and reach a series of viewpoints of Ilulissat, Disko Bay and the Ice Cap. In both routes we will stop to have some hot drinks and biscuits. INFOMATION This tour is on a shared basis with a driver and guest per snowmobile. All participants driving must have a valid driving license, either for car or motorcycle. The duration of our activities includes the time to gear-up/ dressup, safety briefings and transfers to departure points. From mid-April, the daylight is longer, so our tours will be during the sunset and not when the night is dark. No previous experience is required. We provide all the equipment and our experienced guide will teach how to drive the snowmobile. Please note that due to unpredictable weather and snow conditions during winter, the itinerary of this tour is subject to change. While it is our goal to deliver the best tour experience possible, the safety of our clients is always our first priority. 52 aac.gl

NORTHERN LIGHT RIDE DURATION: 2 - 2,5 HOURS SEASON: FEBRUARY TO APRIL INCLUSIONS • Guide • Equipment: snowmobile, helmet, extra warm jacket and pants, mittens, boots • Hot drinks and snacks DIFFICULTY LEVEL • 3 out of 5 The snowmobile has become a very frequent mean of transport in Arctic countries, because it adapts to a wide variety of terrains and allows quick access to the remotest places. We will ride these vehicles in the arctic night and enjoy breathtaking views after going up the hills that dominate the Ilulissat skyline. From there, no sound or light polution so we can fully experience the winter nights. In the middle of the wilderness, where silence is all around us, we will have hot drinks and biscuits, tell Inuit stories and talk about the nature and lifestyle of Greenland. And if Sila allows us, we will witness the spectacular phenomenon of the Northern Lights from our scenic viewpoint. INFORMATION This tour is on a shared basis with a driver and guest per snowmobile. All participants driving must have a valid driving license, either for car or motorcycle. The duration of our activities includes the time to gear-up/ dressup, safety briefings and transfers to departure points. From mid-April, the daylight is longer, so our tours will be during the sunset and not when the night is dark. No previous experience is required. We provide all the equipment and our experienced guide will teach how to drive the snowmobile. Please note that due to unpredictable weather and conditions during winter, the itinerary of this tour is subject to change. While it is our goal to deliver the best tour experience possible, the safety of our clients is always our first priority. Greenland Summer & Winter Tours 53

ARCTIC RIDE<br />

- Snowmobile day<br />

DURATION: 3 - 3,5 HOURS<br />

SEASON: FEBRUARY TO APRIL<br />

INCLUSIONS<br />

• Guide<br />

• Equipment: snowmobile,<br />

helmet, extra warm jacket and<br />

pants, mittens, boots<br />

• Hot drinks and snacks<br />

DIFFICULTY LEVEL<br />

• 3 out of 5<br />

The snowmobile has become a very frequent form of<br />

transport in <strong>Arctic</strong> countries, because it adapts to a<br />

wide variety of terrains and allows quick access to the<br />

remotest places.<br />

The backcountry of Ilulissat offers great landscapes to<br />

be discovered. Our local guides and modern<br />

snowmobiles are a great way to explore snowy valleys<br />

and mountains, frozen lakes, fjords and the sea ice.<br />

Our guide will choose the route depending on snow,<br />

ice and weather conditions. One choice will be visiting<br />

the authentic settlement of Oqaatsut 20 km north from<br />

Ilulissat where 37 Inuit live all year round.<br />

The other choice is a route that has an unbeatable<br />

scenery. We will go up the mountains, see dogsleds<br />

doing their route to ice-fish in the Icefiord, and reach<br />

a series of viewpoints of Ilulissat, Disko Bay and the Ice<br />

Cap. In both routes we will stop to have some hot drinks<br />

and biscuits.<br />

INFOMATION<br />

This tour is on a shared basis with<br />

a driver and guest per snowmobile.<br />

All participants driving must have a<br />

valid driving license, either for car<br />

or motorcycle.<br />

The duration of our activities includes<br />

the time to gear-up/ dressup,<br />

safety briefings and transfers to<br />

departure points.<br />

From mid-April, the daylight is<br />

longer, so our tours will be during<br />

the sunset and not when the night<br />

is dark.<br />

No previous experience is required. We provide all the<br />

equipment and our experienced guide will teach how to<br />

drive the snowmobile.<br />

Please note that due to unpredictable weather and<br />

snow conditions during winter, the itinerary of this tour<br />

is subject to change. While it is our goal to deliver the<br />

best tour experience possible, the safety of our clients<br />

is always our first priority.<br />

52 aac.gl

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