GREENLAND
Even nowadays, where almost any part of the world is unexplored, Greenland remains untouched and wild. The main attractions are laid along the coastline. Facing the West side is the town of Kangerlussuaq, an easy entry to the famous Greenlandic Ice Sheet, an enormous ice cap that covers around 80% of the country's surface. This is also the main air traffic connection to Greenland and the perfect place to start a trip. Further North is Ilulissat and the famous Disko Bay, with big icebergs and growlers; navigating those waters under the midnight sun during summer is a must.
By a two-day sailing journey down South, visit Nuuk, the capital city. The town is the cultural and historical center of the Inuit folk. It is also surrounded by marvelous fjords, glaciers, and waterfalls. The coastal area is dotted with brightly colored houses, with the Sermitsiaq Mountain silhouetted on the horizon.