Greenland by Small Ship

The journey.

Greenland is the road less travelled made literal — the world's largest island, almost entirely ice, reached by a small ship that carries fewer guests than a good hotel.

The ice Disko Bay's icebergs the size of cathedrals, a Zodiac weaving between them, and the astonishing sound of a glacier calving — a crack, a roar, and a wave that reaches you a minute later.

The people Inuit settlements where sled dogs outnumber people, a fjord that hasn't changed in ten thousand years, and a naturalist who treats your questions as the point.

Remote, humbling, and almost silent — Greenland is what's left of the wild north.