It's quite a pleasure to exercise our talent for photography in Greenland. The sea/landscape is so somptuous that it's difficult not to come out with a great image whatever our experience is.

Kanderdlua is the fjord which start from Nuuk and goes up to two glaciers. We visited Narssap bay which produce a large part of the ice we can see drifting to the sea from Nuuk Harbour.

Kapisillit is a community of 100 persons NE of Nuuk. A very well protected place. Umanak was a small village/fish plan on a tiny island, closed in 1970. Since then, it become a holidays camp for some Nuuk inhabitants who maintain and improve the place.

Nuuk is the main city of Greenland. Here are some views of the town while walking around. Courtesy of Ms. Suzanne Laliberte from Iqaluit.

The ice conditions ranged from 2/10 to 9/10 when we have been caught by the tides. The Frobisher Bay is 150 miles long and it took 4 days/3 attempts to pass the ice barrage which is due mainly by a very cold winter and a SE prevalent wind for nearly all June.

Images of the 3 attempts to sail through Frobisher Bay. As it was a cold winter, there was much more ice than predicted and the bay didn't open before the very last days of July.