Gems of West Greenland: Fjords, Icebergs and Culture

Discover Toronto, Canada’s financial hub nestled on the scenic shores of Lake Ontario. Toronto serves as an excellent base to explore the Great Lakes region that includes the spectacular Niagara Falls. This City of Neighborhoods prides on a rich heritage and a kaleidoscope of diverse ethnic cultures. Apart from world-class dining, themed contemporary museums, and packed sports seasons, Toronto appeals with its vast green spaces, and hosts myriad waterfront entertainment venues along its 28-mile coast! Toronto’s sprawling skyline is best seen from the waters, while a visit to the CN Tower affords aerial perspectives thanks to an EdgeWalk, a revolving restaurant, and a 360-degree observation deck. In the Old Town area, the 1803 St Lawrence Market houses generations of specialty vendors while The Distillery District is a Victorian industrial-style historic enclave featuring stylish boutiques, artisanal foods, galleries, and events. A short ferry ride away, the Toronto Islands offer a quick escape with manicured gardens, and picnic spots.

One of the remotest and least explored destinations on the planet, the Arctic Circle is packed full of rich, breathtaking experiences. Covering nearly 4% of the Earth’s surface, the region is brimming with glaciers, icebergs, and snow-white islands, with colorful indigenous settlements nestled by its palatial fjords, and unique and diverse wildlife and marine life thriving in its vast expanses. Expedition ships take you to one of five awe-inspiring destinations beyond the Arctic Circle. Greenland offers a stark landscape teeming with animals as well as indigenous settlements on the West Coast. Spitsbergen and the Svalbard archipelago are the ‘land of the midnight sun’ with near-continuous daylight in the summer, and boast polar bears and rich history and heritage. In the Canadian High Arctic, stunning, rugged scenery and icy channels await you, once traversed by legendary explorers seeking a route to Asia. In contrast, the Russian High Arctic is steeped in history, where you can visit Soviet-era expedition centers and some of the Arctic’s remotest archipelagos. Then there’s the North Pole at the very top, reachable only by nuclear-powered icebreakers, a bucket-list destination like no other! No matter which part of the Arctic you visit, expect unparalleled diversity and adventure.

Discover Toronto, Canada’s financial hub nestled on the scenic shores of Lake Ontario. Toronto serves as an excellent base to explore the Great Lakes region that includes the spectacular Niagara Falls. This City of Neighborhoods prides on a rich heritage and a kaleidoscope of diverse ethnic cultures. Apart from world-class dining, themed contemporary museums, and packed sports seasons, Toronto appeals with its vast green spaces, and hosts myriad waterfront entertainment venues along its 28-mile coast! Toronto’s sprawling skyline is best seen from the waters, while a visit to the CN Tower affords aerial perspectives thanks to an EdgeWalk, a revolving restaurant, and a 360-degree observation deck. In the Old Town area, the 1803 St Lawrence Market houses generations of specialty vendors while The Distillery District is a Victorian industrial-style historic enclave featuring stylish boutiques, artisanal foods, galleries, and events. A short ferry ride away, the Toronto Islands offer a quick escape with manicured gardens, and picnic spots.