UNESCO ILULISSAT GREENLAND | Icebergs Above the Arctic Circle
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I believe I read that they think the Titanic iceberg came from this Glacier came from from disco Bay
the ship that we took in Iceland that is a fabulous ship and the food is beyond superb I mean really Beyond I had no idea
UNESCO world heritage site approximately 2/3 of an iceberg or even more is below Waters
Sunset is after 11:00 at night and sunrise is is around 3:30 in the morning
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http://www.TravelsWithSheila.com Illulissat is home to a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Sermeq Kuljalleq glacier (also known as Jakobshavn), one of the fastest and most active glaciers in the world. Scientists think the berg that sank the Titanic came from this glacier. The Sea Explorer visit here had two parts; A zodiac cruise in the morning; and walk around town and to the boardwalk leading to an overlook of the glacier. Breaking bergs are often so large (1km/.6 miles HIGH) that they are too tall to move down the fjord and stick to the bottom of shallower areas for years. Mega impressive... Please don't forget to Subscribe Share and Like. Thanks.