We had a total of 23 days to sail from  Tromsø  to Disko bay and miraculously we succeeded despite the challenging circumstances! Our expectation was pre-summer sailing with lots of sun, but that turned out to be different on the way. To Iceland it was an average of 3 degrees and it only rained . We opted for a fairly northern route through various low-pressure areas (see updates on Instagram). We even sailed through the eye of a stormwhich gave us a few hours of sun, which was quite nice after that damp weather! Jan Mayen was also within reach, not stopped due to the short time. We’ll save it for next year! In the end we covered 1200 nautical miles in 7 days. In Iceland we had time for a short pit stop. Resting for a while, filling up with water and diesel and on again because it seemed that we had a nice window to sail to Cape Farewell. We also bought a few impellors here because we were told by fellow sailors that small pieces of ice quickly damage your impellor (part of the engine)… In Iceland we sailed out of the fjord together with another Dutch ship.. After being the first to sailed out of the rugged Icelandic fjords, we headed for the cape with our heads held high… Normally you can expect heavy weather at the cape (this is where all the low pressure areas that go to Europe arise). Arriving at the cape it was especially exciting because of the dense fog, dark nights, a lot of wind (fortunately no storm) and position reports that we had to email to the Greenland coast guard.With the help of ice charts and current charts via mail (sattelite com) that Marinus sent (father Luuk) we were able to sail perfect routes around Cape Farewell . After this the war of attrition started and we headed north again, straight towards our goal!! After 1900 nautical miles we arrived in Disko Bay. Along the coast of West Greenland we have also spotted beautiful skiing and sailing opportunities.. perhaps something for next years!