Ski Touring Package from a Boat: 6 days of skiing | 12 participants | 2 guides | Boat TULU | April - May |

Stay dates:

from April 29 to May 6, 2027

from May 6 to May 13, 2027

from May 13 to May 20, 2027

from May 20 to May 27, 2027

Arrival Day:

• Welcome upon your arrival at Maniitsoq airport by the Heliskigreenland team: START OF THE PACKAGE.

• Transfer to Maniitsoq harbor (approximately 2 km).

• Check-in on the Tulu boat.

• Safety briefing, preparation, and equipment check.

• Last-minute shopping possible for the stay in the supermarkets of Maniitsoq.

• First navigation.

• Dinner and overnight on the boat.

Days 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7: Six days of skiing.

• Breakfast.

• Morning disembarkation by dinghy for a day of skiing, with an average elevation gain of 900 m and easy progression in Greenland allowing for low-altitude ascents.

• Lunch in the great outdoors.

• Return at the end of the day to the boat, sailing along the coasts of Greenland, aperitif, swimming in water at 2 or 3°, sunset, etc.

• Evening, dinner, and overnight on the boat.

Departure Day:

• Early morning breakfast

• Meeting in the early morning (time to be confirmed) at the Maniitsoq harbor dock.

• Transfer to Maniitsoq airport. END OF THE PACKAGE.

Departure and arrival times will be confirmed to the client in due time before departure.

Activities:

Backcountry skiing (Days 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and/or 7) in a wild environment with an average daily elevation gain of 900 m.

The choice of the day's destination is made on-site by the guides, based on the participants' levels and the current conditions (weather, snow).

At the end of the day, additional activities, such as swimming in water at 2 or 3°, may be offered.

Supervision:

Two UIAGM high mountain guides for a group of 12 people.

Accommodation & Dining:

Full board overnight stays on the Tulu boat, in comfortable double cabins, from dinner on arrival day to breakfast on departure day (between Days 1 and 7).

Lunches on activity days are provided as picnics (between Days 2 and 7).

Tulu is the ideal boat for navigation in the Greenland Sea, reserved exclusively for passengers of this trip.

Authentic, spacious, and comfortable, Tulu offers 10 cabins (7 doubles and 3 singles), all equipped with storage and washbasins, along with 4 bathrooms and toilets. Tulu has several living spaces, a large outer deck to fully enjoy nature, and a fully equipped ski room.

On board, you have nothing to do: everything is taken care of (cooking, maintenance) so you can fully enjoy your stay.

Transfers:

• Arrival day: Transfer from Maniitsoq airport to the port - approximately 2 km

• Days 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 (6 possible days):

- In the morning: Outbound transfer from the boat to the shore.

- During the day: See activities.

- In the evening: Return transfer to the boat.

- Navigation aboard Tulu along the Greenlandic coasts.

• Departure day: Transfer from the port to Maniitsoq airport. 

Accommodation & Miscellaneous:

Alcoholic beverages are not provided or included. There is an opportunity to shop at the Duty Free at Copenhagen or Nuuk airports, as well as in supermarkets upon arrival in Maniitsoq.

ASSISTANCE EN REPATRIATION INSURANCE

As part of the travel packages we offer, travelers benefit from a Assistance and Repatriation guarantee included in the price of the trip. Below, you will find the main information regarding this insurance.

In order to provide you with a suitable Assistance and Repatriation coverage, we have called upon the insurance brokerage firm: PATRIM ONE ASSURANCES SAS, with a capital of 811,668.90 euros - 33 rue de Naples, 75008 PARIS -

RC PARIS 783 966 958 // N° ORIAS: 07 004 900

The Assistance and Repatriation guarantee contract is carried by TOKIO MARINE EUROPE S.A. (TOKIO MARINE HCC) - Branch in France - 36, rue de Châteaudun - CS 50099 - 75441 PARIS CEDEX 09 - SIRET 84329522100017

All assistance requests must, under penalty of inadmissibility, be made directly by the insured - or any person acting on their behalf - by all means specified below:

TOKIO MARINE ASSISTANCE

126, rue de la Piazza CS 20010 96196 Noissy-Le-Grand

From France: 01 48 82 62 35

From abroad: +33 (0)1 48 82 62 35

The contract reference to specify is FR0427812501QTT

Summary of Offered Guarantees (indicative and non-exhaustive):

• Personal Accident

• Search and Rescue Costs

• Medical Expenses

• Repatriation Assistance

• Luggage, including sports equipment

• Civil Liability Private Life Abroad

Geographic Coverage Area: Greenland

Additional Information:

The complete general conditions of the Assistance and Repatriation guarantee subscribed to TOKIO MARINE EUROPE S.A. are available upon request from our insurance broker PATRIMONE ASSURANCES whose contact details are in the DER document below. We strongly encourage you to review them before your departure.

Link to the contractual documents Assistance Repatriation Insurance

CANCELLATION INSURANCE

We strongly recommend that you take out Cancellation Insurance to protect yourself in case of unforeseen events before your departure.

Gear to Bring

• Ski touring boots.

• Ski touring, poles.

Supplement for the avalanche airbag: cartridges and handle.

• Full ski outfit:

- For the head: a headband, a beanie, a sun cap, glacier glasses or high-quality ski goggles (we recommend bringing 2 pairs in case of loss or breakage), a ski mask, and a helmet (for those who wish).

- For the torso: technical underwear, a long-sleeve fleece as a second layer, one or two down jackets as a third layer (thin and thick down jackets), and a Goretex ski jacket with a hood.

- For the legs: a thin base layer, a thick base layer, and ski pants.

- For the feet: warm ski socks.

- For the hands: a pair of liners, two pairs of ski gloves or mittens.

• Others: an ABS bag (for travel, we recommend removing the cartridge and handle, not easily accepted on board airplanes; we will provide them on-site) and a light backpack, Arva, shovel, probe, harness, ice axe, crampons, water bottle, thermos, après-ski shoes, lightweight shoes for inside the boat, evening outfits, your toiletries and personal pharmacy (including high SPF sunscreen, lip balm, blister protection like Compeed, Elastoplast, Sportenine), payment methods for personal purchases and non-included expenses (Danish Crowns, Euros, and/or credit card), a camera and/or video camera.

Feel free to contact us if you encounter any difficulties in obtaining the necessary equipment.

Equipment Provided On-Site:

• ABS cartridge and handle

Physical Condition:

A good physical condition and a high level of skiing in all types of snow are essential to participate in the activities and the trip.

If your skiing level or physical condition turns out to be insufficient, we would be forced, for safety reasons, to adapt the activities according to your level and/or physical condition, or even deny you access. In this case, you would not be entitled to a refund for your trip.

Training:

We recommend doing leg strength exercises regularly for at least two months before departure.

Subject to change, we invite you to verify this information with the embassy or consulate of your country:

The entry regulations governing Greenland are identical to those related to entry into Denmark.

However, visas for Denmark are not valid for Greenland.

It is recommended to hold a valid passport.

Nationals from the following countries may enter Denmark without a visa with a valid passport and/or identity card (subject to changes, we encourage you to consult the websites of the relevant foreign ministries):

• European Union countries

• Andorra, Argentina, Australia, Bolivia, Brazil, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, South Korea, El Salvador, United States of America, Guatemala, Honduras, Iceland, Israel, Japan, Croatia, Liechtenstein, Malaysia, Mexico, Monaco, Nicaragua, New Zealand, Norway, Panama, Paraguay, Vatican City, Saint Martin, Singapore, Switzerland, Uruguay, Venezuela.

Nationals of any other country must possess an entry visa. Any visa application must be submitted to the Danish embassy in your country.

Package:

Exclusive use of the boat for the group

Guiding: 2 UIAM mountain guides

Full board accommodation in double cabin on the boat

Transfers on site

Assistance and Repatriation insurance (see conditions and documents here https://www.wetravel.com/i/6a39170c2d42d7edfb07ced5#insurance )

When booking: a first deposit of 30% is required.

• Before the end of December: a second deposit of 30% is required.

• No later than 90 days before your arrival in Greenland: the remaining 40% is due, without discount and without reminder from us.

Cancellation of one or more ski days due to unfavorable weather conditions will not result in any full or partial refund of the stay, due to the conditions imposed by our local providers.

In accordance with the current provisions of the consumer code, you do not benefit from a withdrawal period. Any order placed by returning the signed document is therefore firm.

In case of cancellation by the client, the termination of this contract must be notified by registered letter with acknowledgment of receipt to the agency as soon as possible.

The cancellation fees are as follows:

• In case of termination more than 90 days before departure, a retention of 60% of the sums due;

• Between 90 days before departure and the day of departure, a retention of 100% of the sums due.

The amounts above take into account the specific context of the services offered by HELISKIGREENLAND, which take place only in the months of April and May and require firm commitments from our local partners with significant advance notice.

In case of cancellation by HELISKIGREENLAND, the provisions of articles R211-9 to R211-11 of the applicable French tourism code, reproduced in the appendix, apply (subject to the specific provisions mentioned above regarding heliskiing services).

The execution of the stay is subject to a minimum of 12 registered participants.

In case of cancellation due to insufficient registered participants, the client will be informed no later than 21 days before departure.

The client may then transfer their registration to a later stay or receive a full refund of the amounts paid.

In accordance with the provisions of Article R211-12 of the Tourism Code applicable in France as of September 1, 2013, brochures and travel contracts offered by travel agents to their clients must include the following regulatory provisions in full:

Article R211-3

Subject to the exclusions provided for in the third and fourth paragraphs of Article L. 211-7, any offer and any sale of travel services or stays must be accompanied by appropriate documents that comply with the rules defined in this section.

In the event of the sale of air transport tickets or tickets for regular line transport not accompanied by services related to these transports, the seller provides the buyer with one or more passage tickets for the entire trip, issued by the carrier or under its responsibility. In the case of demand transport, the name and address of the carrier, on whose behalf the tickets are issued, must be mentioned.

Separate billing of various elements of the same tourist package does not exempt the seller from the obligations imposed by the regulatory provisions of this section.

Article R211-3-1

The exchange of pre-contractual information or the provision of contractual terms is carried out in writing. They can be done electronically under the validity and exercise conditions provided for in Articles 1369-1 to 1369-11 of the Civil Code. The seller's name or company name and address must be mentioned, along with the indication of its registration in the register provided for in Article L. 141-3 or, if applicable, the name, address, and registration indication of the federation or union mentioned in the second paragraph of Article R. 211-2.

Article R211-4

Before concluding the contract, the seller must communicate to the consumer information on prices, dates, and other elements constituting the services provided during the trip or stay such as:

1° The destination, means, characteristics, and categories of transport used;

2° The type of accommodation, its location, comfort level, and main characteristics, its approval and tourist classification corresponding to regulations or customs of the host country;

3° The catering services offered;

4° The description of the itinerary when it involves a tour;

5° The administrative and health formalities to be completed by nationals or by nationals of another EU member state or a state party to the agreement on the European Economic Area in cases, in particular, of crossing borders and their completion deadlines;

6° The visits, excursions, and other services included in the package or possibly available for an additional price;

7° The minimum or maximum group size required for the trip or stay and, if the trip or stay is subject to a minimum number of participants, the deadline for informing the consumer in the event of cancellation of the trip or stay; this date cannot be set less than twenty-one days before departure;

8° The amount or percentage of the price to be paid as a deposit upon conclusion of the contract and the schedule for payment of the balance;

9° The conditions for adjusting prices as provided for in the contract in accordance with Article R. 211-8;

10° The conditions for cancellation of a contractual nature;

11° The cancellation conditions defined in Articles R. 211-9, R. 211-10, and R. 211-11;

12° Information regarding the optional subscription to an insurance contract covering the consequences of certain cancellation cases or an assistance contract covering certain specific risks, particularly repatriation costs in case of accident or illness;

13° When the contract includes air transport services, the information, for each flight segment, provided for in Articles R. 211-15 to R. 211-18.

Article R211-5

The prior information provided to the consumer binds the seller, unless in this information the seller expressly reserves the right to modify certain elements. In this case, the seller must clearly indicate to what extent this modification may occur and on what elements. In any event, modifications to the prior information must be communicated to the consumer before concluding the contract.

Article R211-6

The contract concluded between the seller and the buyer must be in writing, established in duplicate, one of which is given to the buyer, and signed by both parties. When the contract is concluded electronically, Articles 1369-1 to 1369-11 of the Civil Code apply.

The contract must include the following clauses:

1° The name and address of the seller, its guarantor, and its insurer, as well as the name and address of the organizer;

2° The destination or destinations of the trip and, in the case of a split stay, the different periods and their dates;

3° The means, characteristics, and categories of transportation used, the dates and places of departure and return;

4° The type of accommodation, its location, comfort level, and main characteristics, and its tourist classification under regulations or customs of the host country;

5° The catering services offered;

6° The itinerary when it involves a tour;

7° The visits, excursions, or other services included in the total price of the trip or stay;

8° The total price of the billed services along with the indication of any potential revision of this billing under the provisions of Article R.211-B:

9° The indication, if applicable, of charges or taxes related to certain services, such as landing, disembarkation, or boarding taxes at ports and airports, lodging taxes when not included in the price of the provided services;

10° The schedule and payment terms of the price; the last payment made by the buyer cannot be less than 30% of the price of the trip or stay and must be made when the documents allowing the trip or stay are handed over;

11° The special conditions requested by the buyer and accepted by the seller;

12° The terms under which the buyer can make a claim to the seller for non-performance or poor performance of the contract, a claim which must be addressed as soon as possible, by any means allowing for acknowledgment of receipt by the seller, and, if applicable, reported in writing to the trip organizer and the service providers concerned;

13° The deadline for informing the buyer in case of cancellation of the trip or stay by the seller in cases where the execution of the trip or stay is linked to a minimum number of participants, in accordance with the provisions of 7° of Article R. 211-4;

14° The cancellation conditions of a contractual nature;

15° The cancellation conditions provided in Articles R. 211-9, R. 211-10, and R. 211-11;

16° The specifications regarding the risks covered and the amount of guarantees under the insurance contract covering the consequences of the seller's professional civil liability;

17° The indications regarding the insurance contract covering the consequences of certain cancellation cases subscribed by the buyer (policy number and insurer's name) as well as those regarding the assistance contract covering certain specific risks, in particular repatriation costs in case of accident or illness; in this case, the seller must provide the buyer with a document specifying at least the risks covered and the excluded risks;

18° The deadline for informing the seller in case of assignment of the contract by the buyer;

19° The commitment to provide the buyer, at least ten days before the expected departure date, with the following information:

a) The name, address, and phone number of the seller's local representative or, failing that, the names, addresses, and phone numbers of local organizations that may assist the consumer in case of difficulty or, failing that, the emergency number to establish urgent contact with the seller;

b) For trips and stays of minors abroad, a phone number and address to establish direct contact with the child or the responsible person on-site for their stay;

20° The termination and refund clause without penalty of the amounts paid by the buyer in case of non-compliance with the information obligation provided for in 13° of Article R. 211-4;

21° The commitment to provide the buyer, in due time before the start of the trip or stay, with the departure and arrival times.

Article R211-7

The buyer may assign their contract to an assignee who meets the same conditions as they do to undertake the trip or stay, as long as the contract has not produced any effect.

Unless a more favorable provision applies to the assignor, they are required to inform the seller of their decision by any means allowing for acknowledgment of receipt no later than seven days before the start of the trip. In the case of a cruise, this period is extended to fifteen days. This assignment is not subject, in any case, to prior authorization from the seller.

Article R211-8

When the contract contains an express possibility for price revision, within the limits set out in Article L. 211-12, it must mention the precise calculation methods, both upward and downward, for price variations, and in particular the amount of transport costs

and related taxes, the currency or currencies that may impact the price of the trip or stay, the portion of the price to which the variation applies, and the exchange rate of the currency or currencies used as a reference when determining the price stated in the contract.

Article R211-9

When, before the departure of the buyer, the seller is forced to make a modification to one of the essential elements of the contract, such as a significant price increase, and when the information obligation mentioned in 13° of Article R. 211-4 is disregarded, the buyer may, without prejudice to any claims for damages that may have been sustained, and after being informed by the seller by any means allowing for acknowledgment of receipt:

-either terminate their contract and obtain an immediate refund of the amounts paid without penalty;

-or accept the modification or the substitute trip proposed by the seller; an amendment to the contract specifying the modifications made is then signed by the parties; any decrease in price is deducted from any amounts still owed by the buyer, and if the payment already made by the buyer exceeds the price of the modified service, the excess must be refunded to them before their departure date.

Article R211-10

In the case provided for in Article L. 211-14, when, before the buyer's departure, the seller cancels the trip or stay, they must inform the buyer by any means allowing for acknowledgment of receipt; the buyer, without prejudice to any claims for damages that may have been sustained, obtains from the seller an immediate refund without penalty of the amounts paid;

the buyer receives, in this case, compensation at least equal to the penalty they would have incurred if the cancellation had occurred at their request on that date.

The provisions of this article do not in any way impede the conclusion of an amicable agreement aimed at the acceptance, by the buyer, of a substitute trip or stay proposed by the seller.

Article R211-11

When, after the buyer's departure, the seller is unable to provide a substantial part of the services provided for in the contract representing a significant percentage of the price paid by the buyer, the seller must immediately take the following measures without prejudice to any claims for damages that may have been incurred:

-either propose services to replace the planned services while possibly covering any additional costs and, if the services accepted by the buyer are of inferior quality, the seller must refund them the price difference upon their return;

-or, if they cannot propose any replacement service or if these are refused by the buyer for valid reasons, provide the buyer, at no additional cost, with transport tickets to ensure their return under conditions that can be deemed equivalent to the place of departure or to another place accepted by both parties.

The provisions of this article apply in cases of non-compliance with the obligation provided for in 13° of Article R. 211-4.

Package Travel Quotation offered by MARCANDOU WORLDWIDE SARL, with a share capital of €10,000, registered with the Chambéry Trade and Companies Register (RCS) under number 795 086 842, having its registered office at Chalet Uummannaq, 40 Rue du Lételé, Courchevel Village, 73120 Courchevel, France, operating as a travel agency (hereinafter referred to as "HELISKIGREENLAND"), represented by Marc Lazzaroni, Managing Director and certified High Mountain Guide, registered in the French Register of Travel and Holiday Operators under registration number IM073130020 with ATOUT FRANCE.