4 interesting facts about the Climate of GreenlandGreenland’s northernmost point is just 708 km away from the North Pole and forms part of the Arctic Circle. While the noun Arctic refers to that geographical area, ‘arctic’ is also widely recognised as an adjective to describe something as ‘extremely cold’. With that in mind, Greenland’s climate can definitely be described as arctic.Greenland Sustainability Facts & FAQs 1 mins readRead more
9 reasons to visit GreenlandGreenland is an adventurer's paradise. From the rugged, polar desert in the north to glacial-carved fjords and sheep farms in the south, the country hosts more than its fair share of thrilling destinations.Greenland Facts & FAQs 1 mins readRead more
Greenland Expedition - FAQsEverything you need to know about exploring Greenland with HX — from booking with confidence to navigating the unexpected. Your questions, answered. Greenland Facts & FAQs Read more
Five Things to Do in HeimaeyHeimaey is the biggest island off the coast of Iceland and part of the Westman Island Archipelago, located around eight miles from the mainland’s southwestern coast.Iceland Arctic Wildlife Facts & FAQs 3 mins readRead more
Galápagos Expedition - FAQsEverything you need to know before your Galápagos expedition — from what to pack and included activities to hiking, snorkelling and kayaking among some of the world's most extraordinary wildlife. Facts & FAQs Galápagos Islands Read more
14 fascinating facts about penguinsAll over the world, penguins are adored for their resilience and their charm. Here are 14 fun facts about penguins in Antarctica and beyond. Antarctica Facts & FAQs 1 mins readRead more
Five facts about Antarctica’s Paradise BayParadise Bay is one of Antarctica’s wonders – a frozen landscape that plays host to whales and penguins amidst its glaciated mountains.Antarctica Facts & FAQs 1 mins readRead more