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4,5 hours

All year

Greenland Icecap expedition | Point 660 | Kangerlussuaq

Come along to the beautiful Point 660, a place recently uncovered by ice and seen by few. At Point 660 you will find the most scenic view imaginable of the Icecap slowly descending into the colourful newly ice-free tundra. This is a tour, for you who would like to explore the Greenland Icecap with your eyes, feet and curiosity! Your adventure starts with you and your fellow explorers conquering the remote dirt roads out of Kangerlussuaq. Kangerlussuaq is situated inland and therefore has a...View tour

Greenland Icecap expedition | Point 660 | Kangerlussuaq

1 review

7 hours

May. - Sep.

Glacier Cruise | Nuuk Icefjord

With this glacier cruise , you will be taken around Nuuk fjord, on an adventure leading to the soaring glacier, Narsap Sermia. Sit under the open sky, on the Poca 550! Sailing through a ice filled waters, is an action packed ride, as you sail between the majestic ice azures. Sit under the open sky and enjoy the mesmerizing nature in the presence of arctic wild life, while the arctic winds play with your hair. Nuuk water taxi strives to take you and your fellow explorers as close to the...View tour

Glacier Cruise | Nuuk Icefjord

2 reviews

3,5 hours

All year

The Great Russell Glacier | Kangerlussuaq

Join this adventure to the giant Russel Glacier, slowly descending from the Greenland Icecap. It is truthfully a grand sight and a unique experience to see the majestic glacier walls, and its surrounding meltwater rivers. This tour is for you who would like to experience the wonders of the Arctic, from majestic mountains to the Greenland icecap. Driving to the Glacier The journey to the Russel Glacier will take you only 25 kilometers from Kangerlussuaq, where you will venture along dirt...View tour

The Great Russell Glacier | Kangerlussuaq

1 hour

Mar. - Oct.

Glacier Adventure | Ilulissat | Disko Bay

Fly over some of the amazing glaciers and icebergs around one of Greenlands top destinations - Ilulissat Icefjord, which has been an UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2004. Join on this hour long flight to experience Greenland from a whole new perspective. The flight starts from Ilulissat Airport. Before departure you will be briefed by Air Zafari's skilled pilot. The pilot will orientate you about the planned route and flight conditions. On the way to the plane the pilot seats the...View tour

Glacier Adventure | Ilulissat | Disko Bay

7 hours

Jun. - Sep.

UTV Glacier Expedition | Ilulissat - Ilimanaq | Disko Bay

Join this action-packed ride into the wilderness south of Iliminaq, leading to the soaring ice cap of Greenland. If you are in Ilulissat, the adventure starts in the World of Greenland’s office where you will meet your guide and fellow explorers. Together you will head on to a boat and travel through the ice packed passages in the presence of playful sea creatures (please note, that if you are in Ilulissat you will also have to book the boat transfer to Ilimanaq). While setting the sails...View tour

UTV Glacier Expedition | Ilulissat - Ilimanaq | Disko Bay

8 hours

Jun. - Sep.

Kulusuk Classic daytour | East Greenland

Join on this unique day tour to the remote Greenlandic town, Kulusuk. Get a glimpse of a world that is far away from everything you know. Your journey starts from Reykjavík Domestic Airport. From Reykjavík you will fly directly to Kulusuk. As you come closer to the coasts of Greenland you will see the beautiful landscape and a sea filled with icebergs in different sizes. Enjoy the view and before you know it, it is time to land. Kulusuk is located on a small rocky island surrounded by...View tour

Kulusuk Classic daytour | East Greenland

4 days

Jun. - Sep.

Amazing 4 Days | Ilulissat | Disko Bay

This is a fully escorted tour to West Greenland and includes 4 guided tours from Ilullisat. Visit a UNESCO world heritage site. Greenland is one of the premier destination for people dreaming of a trip to the Arctic - uncrowded wilderness and the exciting traditional Inuit culture. Are you looking for your dream to come true, this 4-day trip from Iceland is more than perfect. Located on the west coast of Greenland - above the Arctic Circle - Greenland's famous Ilulissat Icefiord is the sea...View tour

Amazing 4 Days | Ilulissat | Disko Bay

5 days

May. - Sep.

5 Days in Tasiilaq & Kulusuk | East Greenland

Voyage to places where most people have never been and considered the most authenic region of Greenland. Locked in by pack ice for most of the year, East Greenland is one of the last frontiers of the modern world. This tour is ideal for travellers with a taste of traditional Greenland and for those with a sense of adventure, still only a 2-hour flight away from Iceland. Come experience the true culture of the Greenlandic people in the land of the polar bears on this 5 day tour from...View tour

5 Days in Tasiilaq & Kulusuk | East Greenland

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8 days

Jun. - Sep.

Best of South Greenland | 8 Days | Narsaq

The best of South Greenland, is to be experienced on this 7 day adventure. Come along on this South Greenland adventure, an adventure by sea and on land. Combining the two, makes for great greenlandic adventures. This tour is for anyone, in love with the wonders of South Greenland from glaciers and passing icebergs to the fruitful arctic tundra. South Greenland is best described as the quintessence of charm. Unlike the rest of Greenland, there is easy access between the cities and...View tour

Best of South Greenland | 8 Days | Narsaq

5 days

Feb. - Apr.

Experience Winter in the Arctic | Uummannaq | North Greenland

Come to North Greenland, to the magical landscape of ice and snow illuminated by the Northern lights. Meet the locals and travel together with them. Your catch of the day will become your dinner. Make a little souvenir using material from the local nature. Bundle up in warm winter clothes, hop onto the dogsled, and let the eager dogs take you into a fascinating landscape of icebergs frozen into the fjord. Uummannaq is a small town in northern Greenland. Not far from Ilulissat, you take a...View tour

Experience Winter in the Arctic | Uummannaq | North Greenland

2 days

Jul. - Oct.

Tasermiut Camp | Nanortalik | South Greenland

Venture into Tasermiut fjord and experience, explore and examine wonders of the arctic. Tasermiut Ford is well-known for its spectacular beauty. With its sky high mountains, reflecting themselves in the still waters of the fjord, the inhabitants have crowned it as a wonder of the arctic. Come along this mesmerizing sailing adventure, paired with camping in Tasermiut Fjord. Combining the two makes for great adventures, as you can explore as much as you want, without thinking of time and...View tour

Tasermiut Camp | Nanortalik | South Greenland

3 days

May. - Sep.

3 Days In Tasiilaq & Kulusuk | East Greenland

Discover the breathtaking arctic landscape of East Greenland at first hand. Stay one night in the town of Tasiilaq and one night on Kulusuk island, surrounded by high mountains. Discover the Inuits way of life, a society that still depends on seal hunting and hunting. When you visit East Greenland, you travel of the world's most remote region, a place of astonishing natural beauty and pure untouched wilderness. Come experience the true culture of the Greenlandic people in the land of the...View tour

3 Days In Tasiilaq & Kulusuk | East Greenland

29 interesting facts about Greenland - Greenland for beginners

QUICK FACT's: Greenland is the size of Western Europe. More than 85% are permanently covered by a huge ice cap - the Inland Ice / The Greenland Ice sheet, and the population lives scattered along the ...

Northern Lights over Greenland

Photo: Iurie Belegurschi and Dida G. HeilmannCan you see the Northern Lights in Greenland?There is nothing quite as beautiful as the Northern Ligh...

Colourful Nuuk - Capital of Greenland

Nuuk is a modern city where new and old cultures meet. If you walk in the fells behind the town or take a boat trip in the huge fjord system, there ...

Dog sledding in Greenland

The first time you ride on a dog sled, you have this fundamental idea, that the dogs are in front and the sled follows behind. But this is not alway...

Hiking the Arctic Circle Trail in Greenland

Hiking the Arctic Circle Trail Will Change Your Life!When I first mentioned to friends and family that I was going to hike the 103-mile Arctic Circl...

Why You should forget Greenland

Do not try to fly from US via Iceland- or Europe - to Greenland! Why visit Greenland? Let it be for the few adventure travellers and explorers w...

Kayaking in Greenland

The light current in Kong Oscar Fjord steadily pulls my kayak towards the iceberg. Seen through a wide-angle lens it appears to be calm. But suddenl...

Fishing and Hunting Adventure in South Greenland

I have just returned from an adventurous tour in Greenland. Although I am hardly back, my mind is still there. The tour was unforgettable; I experie...

Exploring South Greenland

Exploring Greenland was a dreamBert Poffé is a Belgian explorer married to Kiki Nárdiz from Spain. They tried quite a lot worldwide, but found Green...

Laali

Hi, my name is Laali Berthelsen Born and raised in Nuuk. Educated service economist with tourism as a speciality, from Kold College in Odense, Denmark. I have worked in the tourism industry for 10 years, in Greenland during summer and abroad during the winter. I work primarily as a guide/tourleader. In addition, I have certificates as a fitness instructor, personal trainer, and dietician. I love to show my amazing country to visitors and love to travel myself. Thank you for seeing my blog.Read more

Christina

Hi and welcome to my Guide to Greenland travel blog. My name is Christina, I'm a danish anthropologist and business consultant with a huge passion for the arctic and nordic way of life. I have visited Greenland several times and here on my blog you can read about the everyday adventures and the unique way of living that Greenland offers. I do my best to tell stories with pictures more than words...but then again, I really do like writing. I specifically like writing about the inuit culture, the spectacular nature (and how it can become your playground), the arctic wildlife and about traditional food and drinks in Greenland. Most of all I just hope that this blog will make you too curious to stay at home, cuz really, you should come and experience it all for yourself. /C Read more

A Korean living in Greenland // After the first trip to Greenland in 2010, totally fell in love with Greenland. Received MA in Cultural Heritage Studies at UCL (University College London) in 2013 (Thesis: A study of the effects of climate change on Greenland's culture and natural heritage, people's lives, and tourism). Staying in Nuuk, Greenland since 2015. Currently taking Masters Social Science in West Nordic Studies at University of Greenland. Optimistic, adventurous, adaptable person who enjoys challenging work. Interested in Greenland's independence, repatriation of cultural heritage, and Arctic indigenous people: culture, life, human rights.Read more

Barbara

First visited Greenland in 2008. After a few days in Narsaq, South Greenland I have always wanted to come back. Second visit was to the capital Nuuk in 2011... Now I have lived in Nuuk since 2017 and enjoy every minute in this amazing country!Read more

Lasse

I'm an amateur photographer and local adventure guide. If you have any questions about Greenland, please feel free to ask!Read more

Dorthe

New to Greenland? New to my blog? Welcome aboard! I plan to write a lot of info about living in Greenland - as I do. My name is Dorthe Ivalo Lennert Jensen and I have lived almost my entire life in Greenland, since I arrived some 50 years ago. I am a mother, wife and school teacher, and also a blogger for more than 10 years. Maybe some of my blog post are ordinary and dull about everyday life. But that’s how life is. It’s not always sunny – not even here in Sisimiut - right at the polar circle. - And remember: You don’t have to read it all, but only the topics that are interesting for you. But now you know, why I write about (almost) everything.Read more

Dida

Welcome to my Photo Blog. My name is Dida. Beside my job as an educator, I´m a composer, musician, singer and I take photos. I hope my blog will give you an idea of what there is to see in Nuuk - where I live - and other places in Greenland I have visited.Read more

Bodil

Hi there! When I am trying to present myself, I always say my name – it is Bodil, as you maybe already know. I am proud to say I am a Greenlandic inuk. I was born and raised in Greenland (north and in Nuuk). Right now, I study AP Degree in Tourism Management in Denmark, but I am having my internship here in Uummannaq. That lead me to the purpose of this blog; I want to show you what a great, charming, cosy, cold/warm, beautiful and breathtaking this Northern Greenlandic city is. What you can look forward to, is my everyday life, based on work and the city I am walking through every day – and let’s not forget the amazing nature! Feel free to read, I will post as much as I can. Spread love!Read more

Tuperna

Hi, my name is Tuperna. I'm born in Ilulissat, and educated nurse. I love to spend time in the nature. Go hunting i the summertime and go dogsledding i the wintertime.Read more

Anders

.Anders Berthelsen (b. 1980) is a Greenlandic filmmaker, photographer and certified drone pilot. Anders is born and raised in Greenland’s capital Nuuk. His interest in filmmaking began at age 13, and in 2009, he started own company Made in Nuuk Productions. From then on, Anders worked with film as a freelancer, and from 2012 he has been working full time as a filmmaker, working with various documentaries, TV broadcasts and film projects in Greenland. Anders is currently working on a documentary about Greenland’s worst accidents called “Blok 5”Read more

Jakobine

Hi, my name is Jakobine. I am educated as a Certified Arctic Tourist Guide from Campus Kujalleq in South Greenland. I'm working for Blue Ice Explorer at the summer right now till we go to Nuuk.Read more

Arnatsiaq

Hi, my name is Arnatsiaq. I am educated as a Certified Arctic Tourist Guide from Campus Kujalleq in South Greenland.Read more

Trine

Hi, my name is Trine. I am educated as a Certified Arctic Tourist Guide from Campus Kujalleq in South Greenland. I am working for Sermersooq Business Council In Paamiut as a koordinator for the crouises.Read more

Nattaphon

My name is Nattaphon Kakatoom, but my friends call me Denson. I was born in Thailand in 1985 and moved to Nuuk, Greenland in 2013. I have a great passion for film photography, because I think film has the ability to bring us close to the real moments and feelings that I wish to capture. I love the hole process about picking my equipment and film, getting my shots and finally being able to see the images after developing. I want to show you Greenland through the viewfinder of my analog cameras. Read more

Tikki

Hi there, welcome to my blog. My name is Tikki, born and raised in Nuuk the capitol of Greenland. I work as a Technical manager at Royal Greenland where we buy/process and export the fish to the world. Love to pictures of the wildlife and nature in our backyard here in Nuuk in my sparetime, mainly when i am hiking or sailing in my boat. Never tried blogging before so bear with me, hope you will like the photos and get a little idea of what you can see of wildlife&Nature here in Nuuk.Read more

Josepha

Hello there My name is Josepha and I am born and raised in Greenland. Born in Maniitsoq, but I grew up in Nuuk. When I was 20 my family and I moved to Denmark. Since then I've lived 8 years in Denmark, 6 months in Germany, 6 months in the states and 1 year in Iceland, where I worked as a travel agent. Since 2014 I have worked as a tourist guide, mainly in Ilulissat, but also in South Greenland. My passion is Greenland and I love guiding, showing tourists my home country. Read more

Alexandra

Hi, I am Alexandra Pipaluk Hammeken, born and raised in Uummannaq, now living in Nuuk. You can follow my everyday life in Greenland here on my blog.Read more

Lisa

Hi! I’m Lisa. A photographer with a natural and photojournalistic style, and a writer with a passion for traveling in remote and unusual places like Greenland. I love hiking and long-distance trekking and am always keen to try traditional foods in whatever country I'm visiting. Feel free to contact me if you want more information on my experiences in Greenland and why I'm totally in love with this amazing country.Read more

A Korean living in Greenland // After the first trip to Greenland in 2010, totally fell in love with Greenland. Received MA in Cultural Heritage Studies at UCL (University College London) in 2013 (Thesis: A study of the effects of climate change on Greenland's culture and natural heritage, people's lives, and tourism). Staying in Nuuk, Greenland since 2015. Currently taking Masters Social Science in West Nordic Studies at University of Greenland. Optimistic, adventurous, adaptable person who enjoys challenging work. Interested in Greenland's independence, repatriation of cultural heritage, and Arctic indigenous people: culture, life, human rights.Read more

Stephan

My name is Stephan Fürnrohr and I am an Photographer. Born and raised in Regensburg, now Living in Kallmünz, a romantic little village in Bavaria with some reputation as an artists' village. I guess I am addicted to the Arctic, and I love Greenland. My favourite quote about photography: "Fotografie ist Fantasie gewordene Realität" (Robert Edtmaier) which means something like "Photography is reality which has turned to fantasy" I take pictures since my early youth, it is my artistic passion, my form of expression. I find my subjects on trips, in nature and in abstract architectural views. I'm president of the GDT (Society of German Nature Photographers) and chairman of one of the oldest photo clubs in Germany, the Photographic Society of Regensburg e.V. (est. 1894).Read more

Carsten

Welcome to my special blog, here at Guide to Greenland. No doubt Greenland has my heart - and that's where I mostly unfold as a photographer. I feel a strong urge – almost an obligation – to communicate my fantastic Greenland experiences to a broad audience. The natural beauty of Greenland is unmatched in the World but the environment of the Arctic is also extremely vulnerable. I trained as a biologist, completing a PhD in Arctic biology at the University of Copenhagen. I am affiliated with the Greenland Institute of Natural Resources, where I primarily work with Greenland seabirds. I lived in Nuuk from 2002 - 2008, and, although I now live in Copenhagen, I maintain a strong connection to Greenland, where I visit at least three times a year.Through my profession as a researcher in Arctic seabirds I have more than 20 years of field experience in Greenland, visiting some of the most remote and pristine parts of the country. I am an experienced speaker and author of photo books on Greenland, as well as popular and scientific articles. I am also the founder and administrator of Greenland's largest stock photo agency ARC-PIC.COM. I have been recognized in several international photo competitions, including category winner in the BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year - the highest position a Dane has yet been awarded in this prestigious competition. I have also been awarded the title of "Danish Nature Photographer” (2011) and am a proud recipient of the Greenland Government’s "Environment and Nature Prize" (2012). I'm also a core member of the Arctic Arts Project - a collaborative of the most celebrated and talented environmental photographers of our day, communicating the effect of climate change in the Arctic. Today, I’m combining photography with my scientific background and my long field experience. I travel to Greenland with my camera to shoot wildlife and to document the traditional Inuit way of life as it unfolds in modern Greenland. From my office in Copenhagen, Denmark, I author text for books and articles and work with layout and decoration using my images.Read more

Jesper

My name is Jesper Krage. As a child I lived in Ilulissat. Now I live in Denmark but really love coming back to the Ilulissat and Diskobay area for summer vacations and sea kayaking. Read more

Anne

My name is Anne Mette Ehlers. I am a journalist and text writer. I also have a master's degree in Anthropology with dissemination as an additional subject.Read more

Jesper

Welcome to my world. I was born and raised in Greenland, and now live in Hungary. I am a freelance writer who likes to take photos of mainly everything special. As everything in Greenland are special, I have a lot of photos from my home country, some of them who have been on exhibition. I hope you will enjoy some of my articles. Read more

Sina

My name is Sina and I came to Greenland in April 2017 as a student. I wrote my Master Thesis about the future potential of the tourism industry in Greenland. I stayed for 4 months in which I conducted several interviews with touristic companies but even more I got to know the country Greenland and the people living in Nuuk. It was an adventure that I enjoyed so much. After my studies I moved back to Germany where I work for a tour operator but besides that I write for my own travel blog.Read more

Stephen

Hi, I'm Stephen Gollan. I have my own travel blog and photograph and film everywhere I travel to in the world. My goal is not to visit all countries in the world. My goal is to get to know the countries I visit. This often means I visit the same country many times. For me, people, culture and food are an important part of learning a country - besides the country's cities, landscapes and nature. Already on my first trip in Greenland, I found out the country is highly addictive. I know Greenland will be a country I will visit a lot of times before I have found the soul of the country and have seen everything.Read more

Amanda

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Anne

Hej, jeg hedder Anne Sofie. Jeg er sygeplejerskestuderende i Odense (Danmark), og tager praktikken på 4. semester i Nuuk på Dronning Ingrids Hospital på ortopædkirurgisk afdeling. Her på bloggen vil jeg give et indblik i de oplevelser, indtryk og tanker som mit grønlandske eventyr giver mig. Jeg syntes det er helt fantastisk at opleve/få lov til at være en del af den grønlandske hverdag. Det der virkelig har imponeret mig her er den fantastiske natur, den rene luft og kulturen. Jeg håber, at jeg kan give jer et indblik i hvor mange oplevelser der er at hente her på Grønland. Jeg har sagt til mig selv mange gange, at jeg nu slet ikke ville kunne forestille mig ikke at have været her.Read more

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