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Bradt, Greenland is the first standalone travel guidebook to the country from a mainstream publisher, offering independent travellers and tour participants expert guidance to Greenland's fjords, Arctic wildlife, Inuit culture and spectacular polar landscapes.
Some jagged, some totally smooth, icebergs can be the size of a car or larger than a high-rise building; they are all beautiful and spell-binding
Thirteen species of whale swim off the coast in summer; humpbacks (pictured) are the most impressive until you see the mythical narwhal
Always a magical way to travel and, at times, it may be the only way
Beautiful dancing waves of light; with little light pollution, Greenland is surely the best place in the world to watch the aurora borealis and be mesmerised
Isolated for thousands of years, the Inuit have the purest hunting culture that survives today
In 1971, Gill Campbell joined an exploratory expedition which spent four months establishing a new overland route from London to Singapore. After two years teaching in New Zealand, she returned to the UK, spending several months...