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Pre- and Post Tours

The best way to understand a destination is to experience it firsthand – by being there, meeting the people behind the place and exploring the landscapes, culture and everyday moments that make each destination unique.

As a buyer, you have the opportunity to join one of six pre-tours in Greenland before Vestnorden, or continue your journey with a post-tour to the Faroe Islands or Iceland after the workshop.

Participation in pre- and post-tours is limited and subject to application through the registration system. Please select in the registration system which pre-tour or post-tour you would like to be considered for.

Due to limited capacity, registering for a pre- or post-tour should be considered an application only and does not guarantee participation.

Participants are selected by the host destination. Pre- and post-tours involve an additional fee, and we recommend reviewing the individual tour descriptions and prices before applying.

Payment is due upon registration and will be refunded in full if you are not offered a place.

Cancellations made after 1 July 2026 are non-refundable.

All cancellations must be submitted by email to vestnorden@vestnorden.com.

Complimentary Excursions

On Wednesday 23 September, Vestnorden participants are invited to step away from appointment mode and discover a selection of experiences in and around Nuuk.

These complimentary excursions offer a closer look at Greenland’s landscapes, culture and tourism experiences. As availability is limited, places will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.

Registration opens in the beginning of September, and all participants will be notified by email when sign-up becomes available.

Pre Tours

Destination Arctic Circle

Dates: 15 - 19 September
Experience Greenland through its signature adventures, powerful landscapes, and authentic local communities. This pre tour connects the Ice Sheet, iconic fjords, Arctic wildlife, and legendary  Arctic Circle Trail. Guided by local knowledge and shaped by respect for people and place. The program is built on strong local roots and close cooperation with experienced operators.
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Pre Tours

Experience South Greenland: Everyday Adventure in the Land of Contrasts

Dates: 15 - 19 September
5 day journey through South Greenland, where you’ll sail through the dramatic fjords, learn about the Viking history, and experience authentic Arctic culture from locals.
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Pre Tours

Explore North Greenland – the land up north

Dates: 15 - 20 September
Explore North Greenland - a region where Greenland’s story comes alive through archaeology, living Inuit culture, and the country’s most iconic attraction, the Ilulissat Icefjord. The pretour starts in Ilulissat, the main transport hub of the north and Greenland’s leading tourism town, where around 5,000 people live alongside a strong fishing industry, two fish factories, a growing tourism sector, and countless sled dogs that define winter life.
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Pre Tours

Destination Diskobay

Dates: 15 - 20 September
Explore Qeqertalik - the region of two thousand islands. A 4 day journey through the Disko Bay region of Qeqertalik, where you’ll discover traces of Greenland’s ancient cultures in Qasigiannguit and experience local flavours during the town’s food festival. Continue to Qeqertarsuaq on Disko Island, a former whaling settlement, where you can explore unique Arctic nature and enjoy Greenlandic culinary traditions.
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Pre Tours

East Greenland Unplugged: Autumn Highlights of the Ammassalik region

Dates: 16 - 19 September
This journey into East Greenland is an immersion into vast Arctic landscapes, remote coastal life, and powerful stories shaped by ice, sea, and history. Your route follows iceberg-filled fjords to isolated settlements where traditions remain closely tied to nature. Along the way, you’ll explore abandoned WWII sites, step inside a glowing blue ice cave, and experience dog sledding reimagined for the Arctic summer.
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Pre Tours

Visit Nuuk, the capital of Greenland

Dates: 17 - 20 September
Nuuk, the capital of Greenland, is the world’s smallest, most northerly capital, boasting a blend of modern Nordic culture and traditional Inuit heritage, with population of just 20.000. Located on the southwest coast, it offers dramatic, unobstructed views of the massive Nuuk Fjord, colourful houses, international airport, and the iconic Sermitsiaq Mountain.
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Post Tours

Geothermal Culture – Wellness and Tranquillity in Iceland

Dates: 24 - 27 September
Experience the magic of Iceland in late September — a long-weekend filled with geothermal wonders, fresh local cuisine, dramatic landscapes, and moments of pure relaxation.
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Post Tours

A local journey through the culture & nature of the Faroe Islands

Dates: 25 - 27 September
Experience the raw beauty of the Faroe Islands on a journey filled with scenic hikes, dramatic waterfalls, and charming villages. This tour blends nature, culture, and local flavors.
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Pre Tours

Destination Arctic Circle

Dates: 15 - 19 September
Experience Greenland through its signature adventures, powerful landscapes, and authentic local communities. This pre tour connects the Ice Sheet, iconic fjords, Arctic wildlife, and legendary  Arctic Circle Trail. Guided by local knowledge and shaped by respect for people and place. The program is built on strong local roots and close cooperation with experienced operators.
View Tour Description →
Pre Tours

Experience South Greenland: Everyday Adventure in the Land of Contrasts

Dates: 15 - 19 September
5 day journey through South Greenland, where you’ll sail through the dramatic fjords, learn about the Viking history, and experience authentic Arctic culture from locals.
View Tour Description →
Pre Tours

Explore North Greenland – the land up north

Dates: 15 - 20 September
Explore North Greenland - a region where Greenland’s story comes alive through archaeology, living Inuit culture, and the country’s most iconic attraction, the Ilulissat Icefjord. The pretour starts in Ilulissat, the main transport hub of the north and Greenland’s leading tourism town, where around 5,000 people live alongside a strong fishing industry, two fish factories, a growing tourism sector, and countless sled dogs that define winter life.
View Tour Description →
Pre Tours

Destination Diskobay

Dates: 15 - 20 September
Explore Qeqertalik - the region of two thousand islands. A 4 day journey through the Disko Bay region of Qeqertalik, where you’ll discover traces of Greenland’s ancient cultures in Qasigiannguit and experience local flavours during the town’s food festival. Continue to Qeqertarsuaq on Disko Island, a former whaling settlement, where you can explore unique Arctic nature and enjoy Greenlandic culinary traditions.
View Tour Description →
Pre Tours

East Greenland Unplugged: Autumn Highlights of the Ammassalik region

Dates: 16 - 19 September
This journey into East Greenland is an immersion into vast Arctic landscapes, remote coastal life, and powerful stories shaped by ice, sea, and history. Your route follows iceberg-filled fjords to isolated settlements where traditions remain closely tied to nature. Along the way, you’ll explore abandoned WWII sites, step inside a glowing blue ice cave, and experience dog sledding reimagined for the Arctic summer.
View Tour Description →
Pre Tours

Visit Nuuk, the capital of Greenland

Dates: 17 - 20 September
Nuuk, the capital of Greenland, is the world’s smallest, most northerly capital, boasting a blend of modern Nordic culture and traditional Inuit heritage, with population of just 20.000. Located on the southwest coast, it offers dramatic, unobstructed views of the massive Nuuk Fjord, colourful houses, international airport, and the iconic Sermitsiaq Mountain.
View Tour Description →
Post Tours

Geothermal Culture – Wellness and Tranquillity in Iceland

Dates: 24 - 27 September
Experience the magic of Iceland in late September — a long-weekend filled with geothermal wonders, fresh local cuisine, dramatic landscapes, and moments of pure relaxation.
View Tour Description →
Post Tours

A local journey through the culture & nature of the Faroe Islands

Dates: 25 - 27 September
Experience the raw beauty of the Faroe Islands on a journey filled with scenic hikes, dramatic waterfalls, and charming villages. This tour blends nature, culture, and local flavors.
View Tour Description →
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