Summer Crossings of the Greenland Ice Cap: Two Teams Wrap Up the Season
Two teams crossed Greenland's ice cap this summer, including one following Nansen's 1888 route. What the seaso...
Region
Arctic & Antarctic
Travel stories from across Arctic & Antarctic, by country, gathered from 14 publications and rewritten as short briefs with the original reporting credited. Last story added 6 hours ago.
- Stories
- 32
- Sources
- 14
- Since
- Sep 2026
By section
Countries
Adventure & Outdoor Travel
Travel & Airline News
Mailing a Postcard From Nuuk: What It Costs and Why It's Worth It
Mailing postcards from Nuuk, Greenland via Tusass cost about $11.50 for two to the USA. Here's how the fast, c...
Travel & Airline News
Nuuk After Dark: The Café Where Greenland's Young Locals Actually Hang Out
Where locals actually go at night in Nuuk: Caffè Esmeralda in Nuuk Center, Greenlandic beer without hotel-bar...
Travel & Airline News
Racing the Kitchen Clock in Nuuk: A Run Over a Mountain for Greenlandic Halibut
A traveller sprints over a hill in Nuuk to reach Café Inuk before kitchen close — and scores Greenlandic halib...
Travel & Airline News
Need a Sauna in Nuuk? Try the Thai Massage Parlour
Saunas are scarce in Nuuk, Greenland. One traveller found an infrared sauna at a Thai massage parlour for abou...
Travel & Airline News
A Coffee Chat in Nuuk Reveals a Greenland You Won't Read in the Headlines
A traveller's coffee-chat with a Nuuk local who'd welcome US control offers a surprising window into Greenland...
Travel & Airline News
Why Nuuk's Small Art Museum Might Be the Best Introduction to Greenland
Inside Nuuk Art Museum: romantic European landscapes meet sharp Greenlandic voices in a converted church — the...
Travel & Airline News
Nuuk's National Museum Packs 4,500 Years of Arctic History Into a Handful of Old Harbour Buildings
Greenland's National Museum in Nuuk traces 4,500 years of Arctic history — from Paleo-Inuit migrations and van...
Adventure & Outdoor Travel
A Walrus, Thin Ice and a Mystery: What Really Happened to Japanese Scientist Tetsuhide Yamazaki
Japanese scientist Tetsuhide Yamazaki vanished on Greenland sea ice in 2023. Siorapaluk's hunters believe a wa...
Resorts, Hotels & New Openings
Antarctica's Blue Ice Tunnels: The Ephemeral Expedition You Can Only Do a Few Weeks a Year
Antarctica's hidden blue ice tunnels open for just two to three weeks a summer. Here's how White Desert gets y...
Adventure & Outdoor Travel
Terra Nova Expeditions Swaps in a Familiar Polar Ship for Three Antarctic Seasons
Terra Nova Expeditions secures the former G Expedition, now Terra Nova Adventurer, for three Antarctic seasons...
Inspiration & Trip Ideas
Seabourn Slashes Antarctica & South America Expedition Fares, With Voyages From About $7,000
Seabourn's private sale cuts Antarctica and South America expedition fares — 11-day Antarctica trips near $11,...
Adventure & Outdoor Travel
How a Lifetime of Arctic Expeditions Survives on Boring Sports and Standing Shoe-Tying
An Arctic adventurer explains his 10-part method for staying injury-free — boring sports, core habits, ankle t...
Keep exploring
The picks here change through the day
More from click.holiday
Rarely seen
Anguilla
Trans Anguilla Airways opens dedicated office in St. Kitts, betting on a better-connected Caribbean
Anguilla Just Set a Tourism Record in Every Single Month of 2026 So Far
Zemi Beach House: Why Anguilla's Most Talked-About Resort Earns the Hype
Anguilla Doubles Down on US Travellers With New Flights and a Luxury Push
This week
Most covered: United States
You Can Now Meet Someone At The Gate Without A Ticket — At 300+ US Airports
Delta's Boston to Venice Route Makes the City Its 13th European Destination
Alaska Airlines is going long-haul from Seattle — and Delta is in its sights
Houston Has More License-Plate Cameras Than Any Other US City — What Drivers Should Know
By region
Latest in Arctic & Antarctic
Antarctica21 Launches 2026-27 Season With a New Chilean-Built Ship on the Way
Canada's Far North Deserves a Spot on Your Adventure List
The 10 coldest countries on Earth — and why their winters are getting weirder
AE Expeditions' 2026-27 Antarctic season puts 18 working scientists on board