Northeast Greenland National Park

Greenland

Northeast Greenland National Park is the world's largest national park, covering the entire northeast of Greenland. Larger than most countries, it protects the Arctic's grandest fjord systems, glaciers, and wildlife. Expedition ships navigate the Scoresbysund and Kejser Franz Joseph fjords to see muskoxen, polar bears, walrus, and narwhals, ancient Inuit ruins, and a wilderness of ice and rock nearly empty of human presence.