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ARCTIC ADVENTURES IN

ICELAND & GREENLAND

Led by expert guides and traveling in small groups, we get to witness Greenland's extraordinary icebergs. Photo by Nat Hab Expedition Leader Court Whelan.

VENTURE FARTHER

in Iceland & Greenland Dear Traveler, For those drawn to the wildest reaches of the North, Iceland and Greenland offer nature on a grand scale. Across lands forged by fire and ice, find roaring waterfalls, hot springs, calving glaciers, and wildlife like puffins and whales. No one takes you farther afield than Nat Hab, with unique itineraries beyond conventional routes. In Iceland, we get you beyond the over-visited Golden Circle into wilder realms others don’t see. Nat Hab’s 11-day Iceland adventure provides a rare full loop around the island. And our new 9-day itinerary exploring the west of Iceland reveals a microcosm of the country, from the Snaefellsnes Peninsula to the remote, little-traveled Highlands. In Greenland, explore the untouristed east coast from our exclusive Base Camp by Zodiac, kayak and on foot. Our twocountry combination adventure pairs Iceland’s Highlands with Greenland’s fjords, coastal villages and isolated wilderness for an exhilarating Arctic journey. Throughout, our naturalist Expedition Leaders and local guides reveal the distinctive landscapes, wildlife and cultures of these two northern realms. As travel here grows, our small groups and unique routes take you deeper into a wilder side of Iceland and Greenland, away from crowds. I hope to see you out there,

Ben Bressler Explorer, Founder, Conservationist Natural Habitat Adventures

Cover photo by Nat Hab guest Ben Hallier

Iceland Circling the Land

Wild Iceland Explorer

On a rare circuit of the entire island, explore Iceland’s hidden havens, far from crowds. With us, you’ll venture farther afield to encounter less-explored tracts of this raw landscape sculpted by intense geological forces.

Experience highlights and hidden corners of western Iceland—a microcosm of this northern island nation— including the Snaefellsnes Peninsula and the remote, little-visited Highlands.

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of Fire & Ice

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East Greenland Arctic Adventure

Iceland & Greenland Two-Country Combinations

Experience the raw Arctic beauty of Greenland’s east coast, a remote realm of icy wilderness few travelers ever see. From our deluxe expedition camp near the edge of the ice sheet, explore by boat, kayak and on foot.

For 2027, pair Iceland’s little-traveled Highlands with Nat Hab’s wilderness Base Camp in remote East Greenland. In 2028, explore Iceland’s Highlands and encounter East Greenland’s fjords and Inuit culture from small coastal villages.

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Exclusive Itineraries with Nat Hab & WWF Our itineraries take you far beyond conventional routes. Our full-loop Iceland adventure reveals the whole of the island with private boat trips along sheer cliffs, hikes across ice-sculpted volcanic terrain, geothermal springs, thundering waterfalls and the remote Westfjords. Our new 9-day Wild Iceland Explorer itinerary journeys into less-traveled western realms—the stark Highlands and Snaefellsnes Peninsula, often called “Iceland in miniature.” Ride Icelandic horses, see puffins on a private cruise, explore a glacier, and soak in hot springs. In Greenland, our private Base Camp on the seldom-visited east coast sits in view of the distant ice sheet. Days unfold with hikes through tundra wildflowers, kayaking and Zodiac excursions among towering icebergs, and cultural encounters like Inuit drum dancing. For the ultimate Arctic immersion, combine both countries for an extended expedition into two of Earth’s wildest landscapes.

Surrounded by rugged mountains and icebergstrewn waters, our private Base Camp Greenland offers a secluded gateway to Arctic exploration. Photo by Nat Hab guest Andrew Ackerman. 5

The Finest Naturalist Guides in the North Our Expedition Leaders are expert naturalists who take you to rarely seen places bypassed by more conventional trips. Their deep knowledge of geology, volcanoes and glaciers unveils the volatile natural forces that have shaped these landscapes. Their unrivaled understanding of wildlife enriches your exploration of the ecosystem, and they respectfully share insight into Indigenous cultures. On Photo Expeditions, professional photographer-guides combine natural history knowledge with visual storytelling. Local guides and Base Camp Greenland staff add their firsthand knowledge and experience throughout your journey. Together, they craft an unforgettable Arctic adventure, blending kindness and personalized attention with their wealth of expertise.

With Arctic knowledge and cultural insight, our Expedition Leaders connect you to the region’s wonders while offering attentive guidance. Photo by Nat Hab Expedition Leader Court Whelan. 7

Small Groups For Intimate Wilderness Experiences We cap our Iceland and Greenland groups at 9–13 guests for in-depth encounters with nature. We're able to stay in boutique accommodations with local character, and every traveler gets prime seating in our vehicles. Our small group size enables quiet boat rides, perfect for observing breaching whales or close views of puffins nesting on cliffs. We navigate less-traveled roads to discover uncrowded, stunning locations. When we do visit popular sites, our nimble size allows us to visit at less-busy times and explore in quiet contexts, such as private cruises. Crucially, small groups foster a deeper connection with the Nordic landscape, culture and your fellow travelers. The result is an immersive adventure that larger tours simply cannot match.

With a few companions, discover the Arctic at an intimate pace with quiet hikes across open tundra, gaining perspective amid vast landscapes. Photo by Nat Hab Expedition Leader Colby Brokvist. 9

Nat Hab's Private Flights & Specialized Vehicles In Iceland and Greenland, distances between destinations are often vast, and roads, where they exist, can be rough. We ease the journey with flights, specialized vehicles and small boats. On the ground in Iceland, Nat Hab’s deluxe Mercedes Sprinter vans get our small groups to wild places in solitude and comfort, leaving over-touristed hotspots to others. In the rugged Central Highlands, we explore via customized 4x4s modified with big tires and extra shock absorption for exclusive access to calderas, waterfalls, canyons and otherworldly vistas. Flightseeing excursions on our Photo Expeditions offer stunning aerial perspectives on the North Atlantic's icy waters, fjord-carved coasts and rugged volcanic landscapes. By combining private flights and purpose-built vehicles, Nat Hab gets you farther and deeper into the most striking and secluded parts of Iceland and Greenland.

Nat Hab's private vehicles ensure everyone gets a window seat, travels in comfort and arrives safely at secluded spots inaccessible to large tour buses. Photo by Nat Hab Expedition Leader Edward Savage. 10

Experience Nat Hab's Base Camp Greenland Nat Hab's private Base Camp Greenland offers rustic luxury in the Arctic, surrounded by icebound wilderness. Although it’s located in one of the most remote places on the planet, the camp provides a host of amenities usually reserved for far more civilized locales. Guests stay in eight tent cabins housing two persons each, with twin beds outfitted with warm comforters and pillows, a sitting bench, carpet runner, hanging clothing storage, and an en suite odorless dry toilet and washbasin. Built of heavy-duty vinyl on raised platforms, each cabin has a private veranda with a view of the bay and the Greenland ice sheet in the distance. Spacious cabin interiors are warmed by an individual heater, and hot showers are available in a separate bathhouse.

Base Camp Greenland offers rare access to the lessvisited east coast, combining secluded adventure with deluxe comfort and chef-prepared meals. Photo by Nat Hab Expedition Leader Court Whelan. 13

Unique & Remote Lodges Immerse You in Nature Amid the rugged landscapes of Iceland and Greenland, retreat to cozy lodges that blend comfort with the wild environs beyond. These small inns and guesthouses—some with just enough capacity to house our small group—prize sustainability, utilizing geothermal heat and passive solar design. Large windows flood the interiors with natural light and showcase the wilderness beyond. Most feature Nordic design elements, incorporating local materials like wood and stone, on display in Iceland’s Hotel Kria, named after the Arctic tern, and the Hotel Jokulsarlon near Vatnajokull, Europe’s largest glacier. Greenland’s Hotel Angmagssalik offers a hilltop view of the bay and village of Tasiilaq, while Hotel Kulusuk offers simple comfort and sweeping fjord views at the edge of a remote Greenlandic village. Nat Hab’s Base Camp Greenland sits in solitude near Sermilik Fjord, offering distant views of the ice sheet and a rare combination of rustic comfort and exclusivity.

Set amid the otherworldly landscapes of remote Kerlingarfjoll, Highland Base Hotel combines sustainable design and modern comfort. Photo by Nat Hab Expedition Leader Daniel Blankenheim. 15

In Icelandic folklore, powerful waterfalls—like Godafoss cataract in the vast Highlands wilderness—mark the ethereal threshold to another world.

Iceland is a small island nation on the edge of the Arctic

• View Whales & Puffins in Remote Marine Wilds • Explore the Little-Visited Highlands by Super Jeep

Circling the Land of Fire & Ice

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Iceland

A Full Loop Around a Wild Nordic Realm of Waterfalls, Glaciers, Geysers & Volcanoes

Circle, but few countries are bigger on natural wonders. Glaciers and geysers, hot springs and waterfalls, basalt pillars and black sand beaches, frigid fjords and fields of lava…our expedition showcases the full array of Iceland’s striking contrasts. Along its shores, we're outnumbered by whales, seals and puffins, which we scout on private boat excursions. Inland, walk atop raw terrain born of fiery volcanoes and carved by ice. Iceland’s geothermal forces create a dynamic landscape—experience Nordic nature at its most powerful!

Isafjordur

Myvatn Modrudalur

Akureyri

ICELAND Keflavik

Reykjavik

Highlands Djupivogur

Skaftafell Vik

Day 1: Keflavik, Iceland / Reykjavik • Days 2 & 3: South Shore—Lava Center / Waterfalls / Skaftafell glacier walk / Zodiac tour in glacier lagoon • Days 4 & 5: East Fjords / Djupivogur walking tour / Vallanes Farm / Modrudalur / Highlands Super Jeep tour • Day 6: Dettifoss / Hverarond geothermal area / Lake Myvatn—optional horseback ride / Hot springs • Day 7: Dimmuborgir / Godafoss / Private flight to Isafjordur • Days 8 & 9: Westfjords exploration / Aedey Island / Private whalewatching cruise / Private boat to Hornstrandir Nature Reserve / Kviar • Days 10 & 11: Westfjords Super Jeep tour / Isafjordur / Reykjavik / Keflavik / Depart • Extend your trip: East Greenland Arctic Adventure 11 Days / Jun–Sep 2027 Price: $16995–$17395 (Internal Air: $1574) Limited to 11 Travelers See nathab.com/iceland Summer itinerary shown—see autumn itinerary on our website A Autumn Itinerary W Women's Journeys available

Fjallsarlon 2027 Dates Jul 1, 5, 13, 17, 21, 25, 29, 31W Aug 2, 5, 7, 12, 15, 17, 23 Sep 3A, 7A, 9A 2028 Dates Jun 28, 30 Jul 4, 7, 12, 18, 21, 24, 27, 29W Aug 1, 5, 10, 14, 17, 22, 31 Sep 5A, 8A

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N E W I T I N E R A RY !

Home to 60% of the world's Atlantic puffins, Iceland delivers standout viewing on our private cruise to a cliffside colony on an island off Reykjavik. Photo by Nat Hab Expedition Leader Daniel Blankenheim.

Wild Iceland Explorer

Explore a Microcosm of Iceland in the Remote Highlands & Snaefellsnes Peninsula • Discover the Island's Highlights & Hidden Corners • A Naturalist-Led Itinerary That's Big on Nature's Best • Diverse Activities Offer Exhilarating Adventures

Mighty waterfalls that plummet off basalt canyon © D Blankenheim

walls. Lava fields cloaked in lime-green moss. Ancient volcanoes capped with glaciers, meltwater rivers, and hot springs simmering with steam. Puffins nesting in cliffside colonies above the frigid ocean where whales and seals swim. Few places on Earth match Iceland for its vast array of natural wonders. On our less-traveled adventure into the uncrowded Highlands and the Snaefellsnes Peninsula—often called “Iceland in miniature”— experience an impressive sampler of all the features that make Iceland so captivating.

Husafell Snaefellsnes Peninsula

ICELAND

Day 1: Keflavik, Iceland / Reykjavik • Days 2 & 3: Private puffin cruise / Snaefellsnes Peninsula / Seal colony visit / Coastal hiking & horseback riding / Glacier volcano 4x4 tour / Waterfalls • Days 4 & 5: Husafell / Waterfalls / Lava cave tour / Canyon baths • Days 6 & 7: Thingvellir Nat'l Park / Highland Base at Kerlingjarfjoll / Highlands guided scenic hiking / Hot springs soak • Day 8: Geysir geothermal area / Kerid crater / Keflavik • Day 9: Keflavik / Depart • Extend your trip: East Greenland Arctic Adventure 9 Days / Jul & Aug 2027 Price: $13995–$14395 Limited to 12 Travelers See nathab.com/iceland-west

Highlands

Reykjavik Keflavik

2027 Dates Jul 3, 9, 15, 24 2028 Dates Jul 13, 17, 22, 30 Aug 4, 9

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In Greenlandic, Sermilik means “place with glaciers”—a fitting name for the fjord where our private base camp sits among blue ice and broad valleys. Photo by Nat Hab guest Keith Sendall.

East Greenland Arctic Adventure

A Remote Arctic Wilderness Immersion in Exceptional Comfort— Only with Nat Hab! • Discover Iceland’s Remote & Rugged Highlands by 4x4 • Experience the Icebound Wilderness of East Greenland • Stay in Comfort at Our Deluxe Greenland Base Camp

accessible, novel adventures are rarer. But that's what you'll find at Base Camp Greenland, our deluxe outpost near the edge of the Greenland ice sheet. In little-visited

As our planet’s farthest reaches become ever more

East Greenland, one of the most isolated places on Earth, we are immersed in raw Arctic beauty while staying in surprising comfort. Hike among miniature wildflowers that dot the tundra. Cruise fjords where whales play and seals bob among massive icebergs spawned from melting glaciers. Kayak beneath granite peaks that tower over deep inlets. It’s a truly epic Arctic expedition!

Day 1: Keflavik, Iceland / Reykjavik • Days 2 & 3: Tour of lava tunnels & Seltun geothermal area / Fly to East Greenland / Tasiilaq / Valley of Flowers & town tour • Days 4–7: Private boat to Nat Hab's Base Camp Greenland / Exploring Sermilik Fjord by Zodiac, kayak & on foot • Day 8: Base Camp Greenland / Helicopter or boat to Kulusuk / Coastal walk & drum dancing • Day 9: Glacier walk / Kulusuk town tour / Fly to Keflavik • Day 10: Keflavik / Depart • Extend your trip: Iceland: Circling the Land of Fire & Ice 10 Days / Jul & Aug 2027 Price: $15795–$16195 (Internal Air: $2683) Limited to 13 Travelers See nathab.com/greenland

2027 Dates Jul 11, 22 Aug 1, 8, 18 2028 Dates Jul 11, 17, 23, 28 Aug 3, 8, 13, 18

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Venture farther afield to remote wilderness areas like Greenland's rarely explored east coast. Photo by Nat Hab Expedition Leader Court Whelan.

Iceland & Greenland A Nordic Discovery

Explore Both Countries on an Integrated Itinerary That Includes Base Camp Greenland • Stay in Comfort at Our Deluxe Greenland Base Camp • Experience the Icebound Wilderness of East Greenland • Discover Iceland’s Remote & Rugged Highlands by 4x4

Looking for a unique adventure that’s far afield of conventional routes? Start with Iceland’s black sand beaches and thundering waterfalls, then head into the Highlands, a vast, bold landscape scoured by glaciers, rent by deep canyons, and rarely trod by visitors. Then it’s north to Greenland for raw Arctic drama on an even greater scale. Watch for whales and seals from our private luxury base camp on Greenland’s virtually untouristed east coast. Explore by Zodiac and kayak among giant icebergs that crowd the fjord, and meet local Inuit people in one of the most remote and stunning places on Earth.

Day 1: Keflavik, Iceland / Reykjavik • Day 2: Fjallabak Nature Reserve • Day 3: Exploring Iceland's Central Highlands • Day 4: Fjadrargljufur Canyon / Private Laki Crater 4x4 tour • Day 5: South Shore—Dyrholaey Peninsula / Waterfalls / Reykjavik • Day 6: Lava Tunnel / Seltun geothermal area / Fly to Kulusuk, Greenland / Tasiilaq • Days 7 & 8: Tasiilaq—Valley of Flowers & town tour / Private boat to Nat Hab's Base Camp Greenland • Days 9–11: Base Camp Greenland / Exploring Sermilik Fjord by Zodiac, kayak & on foot • Day 12: Base Camp Greenland / Boat to Kulusuk / Coastal walk • Days 13 & 14: Glacier walk / Kulusuk town tour / Keflavik / Depart • Extend your trip: Iceland (Photo Expedition available), Wild Iceland Explorer 14 Days / Jul & Aug 2027 Price: $19995–$20495 (Internal Air: $2683) Limited to 13 Travelers See nathab.com/ice-green27

2027 Dates Jul 12, 23 Aug 9

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Colorful wooden houses line the harbor in Tasiilaq, East Greenland's largest town, where encounters with local residents offer insight into Greenlandic Inuit culture. Photo by Nat Hab Expedition Leader Colby Brokvist.

Edge of the Arctic Iceland & Greenland

Discover Lesser-Known Realms of Two Nordic Neighbors on One Seamless Itinerary • Encounter Two Arctic Worlds in One Journey • Discover Remote East Greenland by Land & Sea   • Pursue Active Adventures in Spectacular Landscapes

Few places on Earth boast the scenic splendors and

Iceland holds a striking diversity of natural features, from thundering waterfalls and simmering hot springs to massive rhyolite canyons, lava fields and iceberg lagoons. In remote East Greenland, sharp mountains rise above

geologic drama contained within Iceland and Greenland.

glacier-carved fjords where whales and seals play, and Inuit villages cling to rocky promontories, contemporary custodians of a culture dating back more than 4,000 years. And our unique itinerary combines less-traveled highlights of both, for an adventure few travelers will ever get.

GREENLAND Kulusuk

Snaefellsnes Peninsula

Day 1: Keflavik, Iceland / Reykjavik • Days 2 & 3: Private puffin cruise / Snaefellsnes Peninsula / Seal colony / Coastal hiking / Horseback riding • Days 4 & 5: Kirkjufell / Stykkisholmur / Husafell / Private lava cave tour / Waterfalls / Canyon baths • Days 6 & 7: Reykjanes Peninsula / Fly to Kulusuk, Greenland / Glacier walk / Kulusuk town tour • Days 8 & 9: Helicopter or boat to Tasiilaq / Valley of Flowers & town tour / Private boat excursion / Kuummiut • Day 10: Sled dog encounter & cart ride / Return to Kulusuk / Fly to Keflavik • Day 11: Keflavik / Depart • Extend your trip: Iceland (Photo Expedition available)

Husafell

ICELAND

Tasiilaq Reykjavik Keflavik

11 Days / Jul & Aug 2028 Price: From $17995–$18495 (Internal Air: $2389) Limited to 12 Travelers See nathab.com/ice-green28 2028 dates & pricing may change. Please call or visit our website.

2028 Dates Jul 3, 9, 15, 20, 26, 31 Aug 5

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N E W I T I N E R A RY !

With our naturalist-photographer guide, access subjects few get to encounter, like this puffin coming in for a landing, fresh catch in beak. Photo by Nat Hab guest Jeff Goldberg.

An In-Depth Photography Adventure via Private Scenic Flight, Chartered Boats & 4x4 Overland Travel • Capture Volcanic Landscapes on a Flightseeing Tour

• Photograph the Remote & Rugged Highlands

Ultimate Iceland Photo Expedition

• Master Puffin Shots with Extended Photo Sessions

Iceland holds so much awe for nature photographers, with geological drama and raw physical beauty on an epic scale. This small island nation sculpted by fire and ice is filled with stunning subjects: stark mountains, lava fields covered in velvety moss, black sand beaches, steaming craters, iceberg lagoons, and glacier-fed rivers that thunder over basalt cliffs in raging waterfalls. Offshore, whales ply the fjords and seabirds nest in noisy colonies, including the world’s largest population of Atlantic puffins. No other Iceland photography adventure offers as deep an immersion in this wild wonderland.

Day 1: Keflavik, Iceland / Reykjavik • Day 2: Westman Islands—Private RIB marine safari / Coastal walks—Puffin viewing • Day 3: Highlands photography— Landmannalaugur private 4x4 tour • Day 4: South Coast waterfall photography / Katla Geopark • Day 5: Skaftafell flightseeing / Svinasfell Glacier / Diamond Beach • Day 6: Fjallsarlon Glacier Lagoon—Private Zodiac cruise / Exploring the South Coast • Day 7: Stokksnes Peninsula—Vestrahorn / East Fjords—Egilsstadir • Day 8: Lagarflojt—Icelandic horses / Borgarfjordur Eystri—Puffin photography • Day 9: East Fjords—Mjoifjordur / Modrudalur • Day 10: Private Highlands 4x4 tour / Hafrahvammagljufur Canyon / Modrudalur • Day 11: Dettifoss & Selfoss / Lake Myvatn / Hverarond / Akureyri / Fly to Reykjavik • Day 12: Reykjavik / Keflavik / Depart • Extend your trip: East Greenland Photo Expedition 12 Days / Jun–Sep 2027 Price: $18995–$19495 (Internal Air: $197) Limited to 9 Travelers See nathab.com/iceland-photo A Autumn itinerary 2027 Dates Jun 23 Jul 2, 6, 14 Aug 26A, 31A Sep 7A 2028 Dates Jun 22, 28 Jul 6, 10 Aug 25A, 30A Sep 7A

Extended Time in Shooting Locations Leverage long days amid Iceland’s endless summer light to photograph puffins up close, get aerial images of glaciers and iceberg lagoons, and explore the remote East Highlands for crowd-free landscapes and epic photo ops.

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On Greenland's rarely visited east coast, our exclusive Base Camp on Sermilik Fjord positions photographers to capture astounding icebergs and raw Arctic landscapes. Photo by Nat Hab Expedition Leader Court Whelan.

• Rare Access to Truly Remote Arctic Wilderness • Photograph Iceberg-Laden Fjords by Zodiac & Kayak

• Stay in Warmth & Comfort at Our Deluxe Base Camp

East Greenland Photo Expedition

Capture Riveting Images of Glaciers, Icebergs, Marine Life & Inuit Culture in a Little-Visited Region

On our singular itinerary in untouristed East Greenland, you’ll find an Arctic tableau few photographers have access to. Glaciers from the ice sheet spawn massive blue icebergs into Sermilik Fjord. Capture their fantastical shapes on Zodiac outings, and look for whales and seals as we paddle kayaks through the floating ice. Pointed peaks form a jagged backdrop, while tiny tundra wildflowers offer intimate subjects for macro photography. Our private base camp is a comfortable outpost in this wild Arctic realm, where we also visit Inuit villages and photograph Greenlandic sled dogs.

10 Days / Aug 2027 Price: $15795–$16195 (Internal Air: $2683) Limited to 13 Travelers See nathab.com/greenland-photo

Tasiilaq

ICELAND Kulusuk

Reykjavik Keflavik

2027 Dates Aug 24, 29 2028 Dates Aug 24, 29

Shoot Inside a Greenland Ice Cave Be among the exclusive few to capture luminous images inside an East Greenland glacier! In the ice cave's interior, formed by glacial melting, you’re surrounded by ethereal blue ice, sculpted textures and translucent light.

GREENLAND Base Camp Greenland

Day 1: Keflavik, Iceland / Reykjavik • Day 2: Reykjanes Peninsula photography / Fly to East Greenland • Day 3: Tasiilaq / Valley of Flowers & town photo tour • Days 4–7: Chartered boat to Nat Hab’s Base Camp Greenland / Exploring Sermilik Fjord by Zodiac, kayak & on foot / Iceberg, tundra & marine life photography • Day 8: Base Camp Greenland / Helicopter or boat to Kulusuk / Coastal walk & drum dancing performance • Day 9: Guided glacier walk / Kulusuk town tour / Fly to Keflavik • Day 10: Keflavik / Depart • Extend your trip: Ultimate Iceland Photo Expedition, Wild Iceland Explorer

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CONTACT US TODAY! 800-543-8917 nathab.com/arctic26 Getting farther afield by Zodiac brings guests face to fluke with whales beneath brilliant skies along a rugged coastline shaped by glaciers. Photo by Nat Hab Expedition Leader Mike Hillman.

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