Hapag-Lloyd Cruises Greenland: 18 nights from Kangerlussuaq with Hanseatic Inspiration
Sep 8, 2025
Greenland, Denmark, Canada

Cruise itinerary
Departure Port: Kangerlussuaq ➞
Landing: Toronto
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Kangerlussuaq
Kangerlussuaq is a small town located in the western area of Greenland known for being rich in history, culture and places to discover. The name of the city means "great fjord" in the Greenlandic language and is linked to its geographical position, within one of the largest fjords in the country. The history of the city is marked by a strong foreign presence since its foundation, which took place in 1941 by Nazi Germany, up to the more recent days when the Americans decided to definitively abandon the city in 1992. Following a period of German rule, Kangerlussuaq became part of the American territory, becoming an important military base given its strategic geographical position.
After a short period in which the Danes regained control of the area, the outbreak of the Cold War brought the territory back into the hands of the Americans. Inevitably with the decline of tensions between the two great world powers, the military base lost the importance it had acquired and the dissolution of the USSR led the Americans to definitively abandon the territory. For history lovers, a visit to the ancient military base is what's right for you.
Here it is possible to see the signs of the American presence and immerse yourself in the history of the city. Its rich wildlife and its being an ideal starting point for those who want to explore the enormous ice cap also make Kangerlussuaq an ideal destination for nature lovers. Even if the temperatures are often very low and may seem limiting for visiting the city, there are, however, unmissable activities, so cover yourselves and go on an adventure! Among the many activities available, the opportunity to go on a dog sled is an unforgettable experience that deserves to be realized and immortalized to share it with all your friends.
If this activity takes place mainly in the winter months, during the summer hiking and wildlife watching are the main activities. The best way to reach the city is on board a cruise ship. Choosing a cruise that departs from Kangerlussuaq or has this city as a stop is the ideal choice for those who want to visit Greenland and North America. Don't miss this opportunity and choose a cruise from Kangerlussuaq!

Sisimiut

Uunartoq Island
This island, with its characteristic W shape, was declared as such in 2005 after the glacier that connected it to the mainland completely melted due to global warming.

Uunartoq Island
This island, with its characteristic W shape, was declared as such in 2005 after the glacier that connected it to the mainland completely melted due to global warming.

Red Bay

Red Bay

Red Bay

Havre-Saint-Pierre

Tadoussac

Quebec
Discover Quebec, the city with an European heart
Quebec, the capital of the homonymous province in Canada, is a city rich in history and culture. With its Euroopean charm, its cobbled streets and its imposing Chateau Frontenac that dominates the landscape, Quebec offers a unique experience in North America. Visitors can immerse themselves in the history of the city simply walking through Petit Champlain district, considered one of the most beautiful in Canada, where every corner tells a story.
QUEBEC'S MUST-SEE ATTRACTIONS
For cruise ship passengers, Quebec offers countless attractions. The old town, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is an open-air museum. The Terrasse Dufferin offers breathtaking views on the St Lawrence River and Orléans Island. Furthermore, the Montmorency Falls, taller than the Niagara Falls, can be easily reached and represent an obligatory route for nature and adventure lovers.
Quebec Cruises
Opting for Quebec as the destination of your cruise means immersing yourself in a world full of timelessbeauty. The port of Quebec, with its strategic position along San Lorenzo River, directly welcomes visitors into the heart of the city, allowing them to easily explore all the attractions that this city offers.
From its historical architecture, to its delicious cuisine and its numerous cultural activities, Quebec guarantees an experience not to be missed for those who choose to discover its enchanting mix of history, culture and nature.
Quebec, the capital of the province of the same name in Canada, is a city rich in history and culture. With its European charm, cobblestone streets, and the imposing Chateau Frontenac that dominates the landscape, Quebec offers a unique experience of its kind in North America. Visitors can immerse themselves in history by strolling through the Petit Champlain district, considered one of the most beautiful in Canada, where every corner tells a story.
The Unmissable Attractions of QuebecFor cruise visitors, Quebec has countless attractions. The old city, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a true open-air museum. The Terrasse Dufferin offers breathtaking views of the St. Lawrence River and the Île d'Orléans. Furthermore, the Montmorency Falls, higher than Niagara Falls, are easily accessible and represent a must-see for nature and adventure lovers.
Cruises to QuebecChoosing Quebec as the destination for your cruise means immersing yourself in aa world of timeless beauty. The port of Quebec, with its strategic position along the St. Lawrence River, welcomes visitors directly into the heart of the city, allowing them to easily explore everything this destination has to offer. From the historical architecture to the culinary delights, passing through the numerous cultural activities, Quebec guarantees an unforgettable experience to all those who choose to discover its enchanting mix of history, culture, and nature.

Toronto
Located at the mouth of the Humber River and bathed by Lake Ontario, Toronto is a major Canadian cultural, commercial, industrial and financial center. A distinctive feature of the city is its multiculturalism: different fashions, cultures and languages constantly intertwine through unique modes of their kind. It is estimated that there are approximately a total of 60 different national communities in Toronto and that 40% of the population originates from overseas countries.
Modernity is a key word when it comes to describing the city, emblematic in this area is the business district. Located behind the port, the area is full of skyscrapers, office headquarters, banks and hotels. Then there are parks where you can relax and enjoy a sunny day such as: High Park, Riverdale Park, Queen's Park and other tourist attractions that will undoubtedly leave you speechless. Among these, the most famous is, without a doubt, the CN Tower. Once reached, it will be possible to go up to an elevator that will take you to the well-known restaurant, the 360, which slowly turns on itself. Here it is possible to admire the breathtaking view of the city and enjoy one of the typical local dishes.
Furthermore, it is possible to reach the top by paying a supplement, and here it is possible to walk freely on the walkway without protection and enjoy this experience that will leave you breathless. If you are in Toronto, a visit to "The Path", an entire area located 30 km underground, where there are large department stores, shops of all kinds, entertainment and more, is a must. If you love nightlife, Toronto offers a lively nightlife, clubs, theaters to enjoy a unique mix of unmissable entertainment. Discover cruises with embarkation from Toronto on Taoticket and let our travel agents advise you to find the right departure for you.
Toronto: A Great Lakes Departure for Canadian WondersEmbark on a unique cruise from Toronto, Canada's largest city and a vibrant cultural hub on the shores of Lake Ontario. With its iconic CN Tower, diverse neighborhoods, and thriving arts scene, Toronto offers an exciting and dynamic starting point for exploring the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence Seaway. Before setting sail, immerse yourself in its metropolitan charm, world-class dining, and beautiful waterfront. Toronto promises a sophisticated beginning to your North American freshwater adventure.
Explore North America's Inland Seas from TorontoCruises departing from Toronto offer an exceptional opportunity to navigate the interconnected Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence Seaway, providing a unique perspective on Canada's natural beauty and charming lakeside towns. Glide past picturesque coastlines, historical sites, and vibrant cities, experiencing the heart of North America from a unique vantage point. Whether you seek historical insights, natural wonders, or simply serene relaxation, your journey from Toronto promises an unforgettable experience, making every moment of your cruise a new discovery of Canadian charm and stunning landscapes.