Arctic Marine Service..

Yachting in arctic waters...

Classified to sail in arctic waters with passengers, along the Westcoast of Greenland

3 double cabins for passengers and 1 double cabin for the crew.
Large saloon in the wheelhouse.
2 bathrooms with showers.
Large pantry.
Refrigerator and deepfreezer.
Saltwater generator to produce fresh water during sail.
Powerful engine: 208 h.p. Caterpilar and generator 220/380 volt. airconditioning.





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December 30. 2006

The cruise...

THE NORTH CRUISE startss in Kangerlussuaq. First stop will be Sisimiut and afterwards Aasiaat.
Next stop will be Qeqertarsuaq and then further on to Ilulissat.

From Ilulissat we sail to the former -now closed coalmine, Qullissat. We continue the cruse around the Nuussuaq peninsula to the small town Niaqornat where we will anchor for the night.

The next day we set sails for Saattut and Ukkusissat near the Maarmorilik fiord. After visiting Ukkusissat we head for Uummannaq where the airplane departure for Copenhagen. As the wether can turn very bad, we keep two days in reserve. These two days can be used on any particular wishes the passengers may have.

The cruise will last about 14 days incl. travelling from Copenhagen and back. The South Cruise begins in Uummannaq and ends in Kangerlussuaq.

December 30. 2006