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Day 21 - Greenland, a very magical place


We had a spectacular arrival to Greenland. Surrounded by many icebergs and with stunning view of the huge mountains and glaciers. It is a very magical place.


We have spent tonight tied up to a weather station that was abandoned in 2016 at the entrance to Prins Christian Sund.
 










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  1. Wow! You've reached Greenland and what an amazing pictures you have! Congrats! And what a bummer the Selendy family is missing this special part of the journey. Wish you all the best en a lot of spectacular views in Greenland. Jolanda Schneider, Motorboot magazine

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