The narwhal hunt
We had just stepped ashore in Qeqertat when the small boat approached the beach, dodging its way in between icebergs.
Read moreWe had just stepped ashore in Qeqertat when the small boat approached the beach, dodging its way in between icebergs.
Read moreAfter the relative lushness of southern Greenland, the first glimpses of the north of the island are shocking.
Read moreThe Arctic Tern is joined by a crew from Al Jazeera.
Read moreThe first group of voyagers says goodbye to Qaanaaq and the Arctic Tern.
Read moreThe whole boat woke up around 8 am this morning. Our safe anchorage on the northern side of Northumberland Island had protected us from both wind and ice bergs, and therefore no one had been up for anchor watches during the night.
Read moreA muddy approach to sea level analysis
Read moreOn board, we have 7 nationalities … not bad for a 7 person crew! So we sometimes find important cultural differences (and it does create a lot of fun!).
Read moreMeet Sascha Schiøtt, a member of the Sailing to Siku voyage from Qaqortoq, Greenland.
Read moreA 360 degree landscape – every minute we all think that we are quite lucky to be here!
Read moreSascha and Mette visit the village of Sassivik, Greenland to talk with the local hunters.
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