Northern Greenland Collection

Ilulissat Icefjord also called Kangia or Ilulissat Kangerlua at Disko Bay. The Icefjord is listed as UNESCO World Heritage. Greenland, Danish Territory

Ilulissat Icefjord also called Kangia or Ilulissat Kangerlua at Disko Bay. The Icefjord is listed as UNESCO World Heritage. Greenland, Danish Territory

Sled dog in the small town Uummannaq. During winter the dogs are still used as dog teams to pull sledges of fishermen. Greenland, Danish Territory

Sled dog in the small town Uummannaq. During winter the dogs are still used as dog teams to pull sledges of fishermen. Greenland, Danish Territory

Sled dog puppy in the small town Uummannaq. During winter the dogs are still used as dog teams to pull sledges of fishermen. Greenland, Danish Territory

Sled dog in the small town Uummannaq. During winter the dogs are still used as dog teams to pull sledges of fishermen. Greenland, Danish Territory

Sled dog in the small town Uummannaq. During winter the dogs are still used as dog teams to pull sledges of fishermen. Greenland, Danish Territory

Sled dog in the small town Uummannaq. During winter the dogs are still used as dog teams to pull sledges of fishermen. Greenland, Danish Territory

Nuuk Harbour. Nuuk, capital of Greenland. (Editorial Use Only)

The frozen harbor. The traditional and remote Greenlandic Inuit village Kullorsuaq located at the Melville Bay, in the far north of West Greenland, Danish territory

Sea ice with icebergs in the Baffin Bay, between Kullorsuaq and Upernavik in the far north of Greenland during winter

The traditional and remote Greenlandic Inuit village Kullorsuaq located at the Melville Bay, in the far north of West Greenland, Danish territory

Iceberg frozen into the sea ice of the Melville Bay, near Kullorsuaq in the far north of West Greenland

Sunset over the stormy and frozen Melville Bay, near Kullorsuaq in the far north of West Greenland

Frozen Melville Bay, near Kullorsuaq in the far north of West Greenland

Sled dog in the northwest of Greenland during winter on the sea ice of the frozen Melville Bay. Kullorsuaq, a traditional Greenlandic Inuit settlement in the Melville Bay, Greenland, Danish territory

Sled dog in the northwest of Greenland during winter. Kullorsuaq, a traditional Greenlandic Inuit settlement in the Melville Bay, Greenland, Danish territory

Sled dogs in town. Winter in Ilulissat on the shore of Disko Bay. Greenland, Denmark

Ice floes at shore of frozen Disko Bay during winter, West Greenland, Denmark

Winter in Ilulissat on the shore of Disko Bay. Greenland, Denmark

Frozen Disko Bay during winter, West Greenland, Disko Island in the background. Greenland, Denmark

Pile of ice floes on the shore of Disko Bay during winter, West Greenland, Denmark

Pancake ice, new sea ice is building up. Disko Bay during winter, West Greenland, Disko Island in the background. Greenland, Denmark

Sunset at the shore of frozen Disko Bay during winter, West Greenland, Denmark

Shore of frozen Disko Bay during winter, West Greenland, Denmark

Ships in the sea ice of the frozen Disko Bay during winter, West Greenland, Denmark

Iceberg in the Uummannaq Fjord System. America, North America, Greenland, Denmark

Iceberg in Disko Bay (Qeqertarsuup Tunua) near Ilulissat. Greenland, Denmark

Rock Ptarmigan (Lagopus muta) in autumnal Tundra in the north west of Greenland. Greenland, Denmark

Military arctic survival training. Navy recruits in a snowstorm, during arctic survival training in Northern Greenland. The recruits are on a 100 kilometre ski race as part of training for the Royal

Greenland dog. This breed of dog is kept as a sled dog in Arctic regions of Siberia, Alaska, Canada and Greenland. It is thought to be descended from dogs brought to Greenland by early inuit

Greenlandic sledge dog
Greenland dog. This breed of dog is kept as a sled dog in Arctic regions of Siberia, Alaska, Canada and Greenland. It is thought to be descended from dogs brought to Greenland by early inuit

Dogsledge, Northern Greenland
Dogsledge. Greenland dogs pulling Royal Danish Navy soldiers and cargo on a sledge, Northern Greenland

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Northern Greenland is a breathtaking land of frozen wonders, where nature's beauty and raw power collide. From the enchanting Nuuk Harbour, the capital of Greenland, to the remote Inuit village of Kullorsuaq, this region offers a glimpse into an untouched world. In Kullorsuaq, time seems to stand still as you witness the frozen harbor and traditional way of life embraced by the Greenlandic Inuit people. As you venture further into Baffin Bay, icebergs majestically float amidst sea ice, creating a surreal landscape that captivates all who lay eyes on it. Melville Bay holds its own allure with an iceberg frozen within its icy embrace. The stormy sunsets over this bay paint a picture so mesmerizing that words fail to do justice. This far north corner of West Greenland is truly a place where dreams meet reality. The sled dogs in northwest Greenland epitomize resilience and strength as they navigate through winter's harsh grip on the sea ice. Their presence adds another layer of authenticity to Kullorsuaq's wintry charm. Ilulissat boasts winters like no other; here, Disko Bay becomes adorned with shimmering ice floes that line its shores. Winter in this town is nothing short of magical - it transports you to a realm where nature reigns supreme. As you explore Northern Greenland, be prepared for awe-inspiring sights at every turn. Whether it's witnessing Nuuk Harbour or immersing yourself in Kullorsuaq's remote beauty, this region will leave an indelible mark on your soul. So pack your warmest clothes and embark on an adventure unlike any other - Northern Greenland awaits.