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The Arctic consists of ocean surrounded by continental land masses and islands. The central Arctic Ocean is ice-covered year-round, and snow and ice are present on land for most of the year.

The southern limit of the arctic region is commonly placed at the Arctic Circle (latitude 66 degrees, 32 minutes North). The Arctic Circle is an imaginary line that marks the latitude above which the sun does not set on the day of the summer solstice (usually 21 June) and does not rise on the the day of the winter solstice (usually 21 December). North of this latitude, periods of continuous daylight or night last up to six months at the North Pole.

Scantours offers tours to the Arctic including Scandinavia, Greenland, Svalbard, Iceland and Finland. This area is equally fascinating in the summer, when the sun can shine 24 hours a day, and the winter with the amazing Northern Lights.

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West Greenland from Copenhagen - 4 Days
4 Days / 1 locations in Greenland
From $4730 Per Person Double Occupancy

Explore the modern Greenlandic town north of the Polar Circle and experience the unique Disko Bay: View Itinerary & Departures »

Iceland Complete Self-Drive
10 Days / 18 locations in Iceland
From $3205 Per Person Double Occupancy
Complete

Now you can visit “must-see” attractions of our best-selling Iceland Complete escorted tour but with the freedom and flexibility of a Road Trip itinerary! Experience all the main attractions of the legendary Ring Road, enjoying the benefits of pre-booked accommodations and our Iceland Travel Companion App View Itinerary & Departures »

West Greenland from Copenhagen - 5 Days
0 Days / 2 locations in Denmark and Greenland
From $5090 Per Person Double Occupancy

This tour is a combination of two of the most interesting destinations in West Greenland: Ilulissat is located next to the biggest glacier in the northern hemisphere and the town over looks the ice fiord with huge icebergs drifting towards open sea. You can experience the life and culture of the greenlanders north of the polar circle. The Kangerlussuaq area offers unique landscape and superb chances of seeing arctic wildlife like musk oxen and reindeer. View Itinerary & Departures »

West Greenland, 5 Days from Reykjavik
5 Days / 1 locations in Greenland
From $5335 Per Person Double Occupancy
Iceberg

Planning your travel to Greenland can be much easier than you think. We offer various daily excursions and multi-day tours to Greenland and this is one of our popular products! Departure from Reykjavik, this 5-day adventure takes you directly to the most-loved destination – Ilulissat! Hotels, flight tickets and tour guide are included! View Itinerary & Departures »

Greenland from North to South from Copenhagen, 8 Days
9 Days / 4 locations in Greenland
From $7575 Per Person Double Occupancy

Departures from Copenhagen. Discover the immense variety of nature on this grand tour of Greenland: The beautiful and fertile South Greenland with the fascinating history of the Vikings. Nuuk, a modern capital in a traditional Inuit society and Ilulissat - the town of the Icebergs with the UNESCO World Heritage site; Ilulissat Ice Fjord. View Itinerary & Departures »

Hot Springs and Cool Arctic Roads
8 Days / 12 locations in Iceland
From $2495 Per Person Double Occupancy
Hot

Set your focus on Iceland’s amazing hot spring culture while discovering breathtaking landscapes and incredible photo opportunities. Experience the best of Iceland’s spectacular north and the famous natural attractions of its scenic south. Of course, you’ll enjoy many opportunities to relax in unique hot spring pools. View Itinerary & Departures »

South Greenland from Reykjavik - 4 Days
0 Days / 4 locations in Greenland and Iceland
From $3760 Per Person Double Occupancy
South

Situated near the big lake "Storesøen" with rising mountains in the outback of the city. View Itinerary & Departures »

Try Alta and Snorrisniva Igloo Hotel
4 Days / 1 locations in Norway
From $2390 Per Person Double Occupancy
Dog

Alta is a great choice for visitors seeking to experience the magic of the Northern Lights. Sinc year 2000 Alta has been named the city of the Northern Lights. The stable climate with many days of clear sky and the very good weather conditions are reasons why several international scientific expeditions carried out in Alta. In 1899 Kristian Birkeland built the world's first Northern Lights observatory at the top of Mt. Haldde. Visitors have always been delighted by the Northern Lights, which are also called the Aurora Borealis, and there are many myths associated with them. When visiting Alta, you can learn more about what the Northern Lights actually are and the best way of seeing them, and obviously more about the myths and stories associated with them. View Itinerary & Departures »

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