Come along and take this unique opportunity to get close to the ancient Inuit culture, on this tour you will explore the winter wonders of Ilulissat by dogsled!  Greenland is famous for its snow-covered landscapes and frozen sea ice, so what better way to explore it than on dogsled? The sleddogs can conquer any snowy or icy obstacle they might meet, which allows them to reach almost inaccessible and remote destinations. Your tour starts at Kussangajaannguaq 7, where you will be transferred the dogsled tracks. At the dogsled tracks, you will be met by a symphony of howling dogs. The guide will provide you with the information that you need to make this an adventure of a lifetime and will instruct you on how to sit on the sledge. The snow conditions and the sledge tracks determine the adventure of the day. This adventure can take you to the winter wonderland in the backdrop of Ilulissat to a bay full of spellbinding and magical views of Ilulissat Ice fjord.  But no matter where this adventure takes you, you are promised endless beauty and unimaginable stunning views.En route we will stop and enjoy the magical surroundings with a hot cup of tea or coffee. This is also the perfect time for capturing moments lasting a lifetime through the lens of your camera. Enjoy a well deserved hot cup of something warm and let the arctic winds slip through your hair, while you enjoy your surroundings of ice sculptures in all sizes and shapes. This is an experience that will decorate any explorer with its beauty!The dog sled is an ancient Inuit tradition, and experiencing the special bond between the owner and the dogs is an experience you would not like to be without. The dogsled have been a crucial element for survival in the Arctic, as no modern snowmobile can compete with the tireless work of a sled dog. The dogs are working animals, so please keep your distance from the dogs, when arriving at the dogsled tracks. The owner of the dogs will show you what dogs are safe to pet.Come along and put on your warmest hat! Do not hesitate to join this authentic and cultural adventure. Check the booking availability by pressing ‘Choose a date’ above. 

There’s something about experiencing Greenland’s majestic landscapes from the perspective of a dog sled that snowmobiling or a ski tour simply cannot match.This lovely two hour dog sled ride will be an once in a life time experience. Bringing you close to the wilderness and getting a unique taste of the old ways of greenlanders.Enjoying this fascinating experience of man and dog working together in nature does necessitate a small tolerance for chilly temperatures, but Arctic fanatics are not the only ones that can take pleasure in dog sledding. Even if the cold typically does not agree with you, there is nothing a cup of hot tea, borrowed sealskin garb, and a blanket made of reindeer skin can’t fix. Dog sledding is, no doubt, a classic way to experience Arctic nature, but what the unsuspecting visitor does not know, and what is unique about dog sledding in Greenland, is that a heavy dose of Inuit culture comes along for the ride. Dog sledding helps tell the story of how Greenlanders adapt to the robust environment that surrounds them. Contrary to other Arctic locations, dog sledding in Greenland is a way of life, by choice if not by necessity. Living in and off of the nature is central to Greenlandic identity, and therefore when you are close to the nature, you are also close to the Greenlandic culture.

Come and experience Greenland in the winter! This trip takes you far above the Arctic Circle to Uummannaq, where the fiord freezes in the winter and local traffic is by dogsled over the sea ice. On our way, we also make a stop at Ilulissat, to experience the gigantic icebergs that flow from the World Heritage Ilulissat Icefjord. Meet the locals and travel together with them. Enjoy the silence. When you take a walk, the only sounds you hear are dogs howling in the distance and the squeaking of your boots on the snow. Greenlandic homes are warm and cosy. Let’s enjoy stories and good laughs together. We welcome you into our everyday life, to give you an experience of life in the north. We will go dogsledding, try ice fishing to catch your own dinner, enjoy dinner with locals, and visit a small settlement. In February and March, there may be chances to see the northern lights. In April, you will have long hours of sunshine, with beautiful sunsets late at night.Come along and join us for this Arctic adventure! Check the booking availability by pressing 'Choose a date' above.

Experience Greenland in an authentic way - there is something very special about experiencing Greenland from the perspective of a dog sled. Whizz quietly through the majestic white winter-landscape.Dog-sledding is an important part of Greenlandic culture and has historically and still is an important means on transportation for the Inuit.Sisimiut is a good place for dog-sledding. The town has got around 1000 working dogs left, who are owned by both full-time mushers, who combine hunting and fishing with tourist driving, and mushers who have dog-sledding as a hobby. All these owners play a big part in conserving the traditional dog-sledding culture. It is one of these mushers, that will be your driver for your unique experience.Arriving at the sled, you will be seated as a passenger right behind the dog sled driver, who sits in the front and directs the dogs.This lovely two hour tour will be an once in a life time experience. Bringing you close to the wilderness and getting a unique taste of the old ways of greenlanders. It is fascinating to experience the how man and dog work together in the nature and to travel in this way without noise from any engine, only the movement of the sled and the many strong, running paws.The route goes to the foot of the Niujarfik mountain and then climbs up to higher terrain northeast of Sisimiut. Before heading back to the town, there will be a break, where the driver takes care of the sled dogs liner, and you will have the opportunities to take photographs and capture the moments, so you can bring home the memories.Please note that this tour is not recommended for people with back problems. There are certain distance rules, when being around the dog sled. Keep a good distance from the sled and listen to the instructions from the driver. Please at all times comply with these rules.

Get the full package of winter experience! An eight-day journey through the arctic landscape, giving you the ultimate feel of winter landscapes and challenges.As you will be well prepped and joined at all times by the very experienced mushers and guides. Allowing you to try out personal boundaries and pushing yourself in the safe hands of the local guides. This trip will take you far and beyond any place you have seen before. The winter landscape will enchant and give you chills at the same time. The package tour allows you to try every winter activity there is to experience, dogsledding, visit villages and sleep in huts and try out ice fishing. You will also get an gastronomic experience one this marvelous trip. Get to try local specialities made of either fish, seal and other animal meat.You will most likely travel through good and bad weather, where you will get a better understanding of the roughness of the Greenlandic conditions. A demanding journey that will require hard work and dedication, but in the end extremely rewarding.As you and your fellow travelers, will get a strong bond throughout the trip, you might end up having some new friends for life. A once in a life time experience through the hardship of the Greenlandic nature.The beautiful snow covered landscape will mesmerize you beyond belief. So stop hesitating and start gathering the things you might need for this adventurous journey back in time. Check out the booking availability by pressing ‘Choose a date’ above and book your adventure now.

Experience the thrill of sledding through the seaice with the help of a pack of enthusiastic Greenlandic dogs. Dogsledding used to be an essential ingredient to life itself in Greenland, now, modern machines have gained traction and the number of hunters and fishermen using dogs is slowly dropping. However, having sleddogs, is finding new life in leisure and tourism, leaving us with a positive outlook to the future. For 2 hours you will be journeying with a local fisherman, who will show you the majestic landscape, possibly even circling around larger icebergs, that stand out as vertical blocks of ice on the otherwise even seaice. The musher will tell you about his favourite fishing spots and teach you what the sled and the dogs are capable of. Its an astonishing and immersive experience into the very foundations of Greenlandic culture and nature.Anywhere you look will have breathtaking views and the fresh breeze will make you feel more alive than ever. This is what truly qualifies as an unforgettable Arctic experience, that you'll leave with some incredible photos. See availability by pressing ‘Choose a date’ and book your tour today.

Get the ultimate Greenlandic experience and find your inner explorer by going on this amazing sleddog tour into the vast wilderness!You will quickly learn why this traditional way of transport has existed for so long, and you'll gain new respect for dogs, seeing their importance for the survival of man in the Arctic.Here in Kangerlussuaq you will get a unique opportunity to venture fast across flat frozen plains, much more comfortable than going up and down hills as you would most other places. The weather here can go far below freezing so we will provide you with the type of outerwear and boots that the experienced mushers prefer to wear. Dog sledding is, no doubt, a classic way to experience Arctic nature, but what the unsuspecting visitor does not know, and what is unique about dog sledding in Greenland, is that a heavy dose of Inuit culture comes along for the ride. Dog sledding helps tell the story of how Greenlanders adapt to the robust environment that surrounds them. Contrary to other Arctic locations, dog sledding in Greenland is a way of life, by choice if not by necessity. Living in and off of the nature is central to Greenlandic identity, and therefore when you are close to the nature, you are also close to the Greenlandic culture.

This tour is an exciting adventure through the wilderness of Greenland, and with the harsh conditions of winter it is not for the faint of heart. This experience is a true expedition type, and what you'll get out of it, is well worth the money and effort. You will be traveling cross-country over the ice and mountains, with skilled and knowledgeable guides who will teach you what to do while traveling with dog sled. You will get to know the Greenlandic dogs and understand how strong and useful they are as you test your limits, spending nights in remote hunting cabins and in tents. This experience will completely change your mind of how man and animal can work harmoniously together through the harsh environment. You will quickly become an important member of the team, helping out with food preparation, dog feeding and packing down the camp to fit on the sled. This trip is a challenge and is therefore not recommended for anyone with health issues or a bad back. During this trip you will go into unpredictable snow conditions, ascending and descending hills and mountains far below freezing temperatures. It is obligatory to rent adequate polar clothing and boots unless you have your own, which in our experience is rare, the staff will determine whether or not yours are suitable to ensure your comfort and safety. The tour is normally from Kangerlussuaq to Sisimiut, but if you'd prefer to start from Sisimiut then please contact us.

An extravagant tour authenticating your East Greenlandic adventure, an adventure leading to to the beautiful village of Tiniteqilaaq. When staying in Tasiilaq, take the opportunity to book this once in a life time trip. The settlement has a population of only 130 inhabitants and is situated approximately 50 kilometers from Tasiilaq. An Adventure taking you across Tasiilaq fjord towards the coffeehouse or up the steep inland of Ammassalik Island - all depending on the conditions of the terrain.Plenty of breaks will be arranged, allowing you to take pictures of the mesmerizing winter landscape.The trip of 12 hours will take you across the beautiful snow covered paradise, towards the charming village Tiniteqilaaq. An arctic journey of untouched landscape with only traces of snowmobiles, cross country skiers and if you are lucky, animal tracks. Astonishing scenery for photographers experienced and less experienced, a wonderland for you to enjoy. The perfect tour for a better understanding of the vastness and demanding nature. As you sit behind your driver, you will feel the cold breeze as you stride along the snow-covered landscape in the presence of magnificent mountain tins.Stop hesitating and pull out your winter clothing and bring your camera, for this adventurous dogsled experience.Clear sky days is the absolute perfect trip for you to treasure and enjoy. Check the booking availability by pressing ‘’Choose a date’’ above.You can also add a boat tour on the famous Sermilik Fjord, packed with icebergs of all shapes and sizes, allowing you to get the perfect iceberg picture.

Take a magical journey along the sea ice with one of the local hunters.The dogs are eager to run, and as soon as you sit down on the warm reindeer fur, they take off with immense speed. Before long they'll be in a comfortable pace, pulling the sledge into the Arctic wilderness. The cold breeze is refreshing, the only sounds are the dogs' paws and the sledge moving through the snow, and this ancient way of travelling will leave you in awe of its efficiency, through this harsh and magnificent environment.The scenery is out of this world, the air is so dry that the visibility only ends with the curvature of the earth or a mountain blocks the way, leaving your mind boggled with sizes and distances to anything along the seemingly endless stretches of sea ice.Enjoy a sip of hot coffee as you stop nearby the hunters’ favourite fishing and hunting spots before you head home from one of the most memorable trips you’ll ever have.

Do you want a unique experience driving dogsled on sea ice and into the wild backcountry?Then you've come to the right place! Here in the Oqaatsut bay, sea ice quickly forms and creates a nice even playing field, something which is otherwise pretty rare in Greenland. The musher will prepare the sled, and you'll clearly feel how eager the dogs are to get going. Get to know the calls to make the pack turn left or right, run or stop. You will learn why the whip is so important, as a guiding tool. During the 2 ho,urs you will quickly form a bond with the animals as they will with you. Working together in sync is important to enable you to move around in this vast and beautiful winter landscape. Having sleddogs has primarily been for hunters and fishermen, and it is a proud tradition that's been kept for centuries, don't miss out on this opportunity to experience a glimpse of what it's like to live like a local.

Drive into the vast wilderness of the Disko Island on a dogsled! Get far away from everything, into the Arctic winter wonderland without the sound of engines - you will only hear the stomping of paws against the snow and a roaring silence. Dogsledding has for hundreds of years been an important and reliable means of transportation for the Inuit people of Greenland. Today the dogsleds are still used for traditional purposes, such as hunting and fishing, but also for leisure. While cruising over the snow-covered plains you can enjoy the view of the rough nature of the Disko Island, which is unique and different from the mainland Greenland, with its tall basalt mountains. Experiencing dogsledding is fascinating, as you will not only see the nature but also the Greenlandic culture, and the strong bond between the dogs and their musher - how human and animals can work together. You can get a tiny little taste of, how the great Arctic explorers have travelled the north on their expeditions, on this five hours long trip into the wild. Do not hesitate to join in this adventure on the Disko Island. See the availability and book your trip by pressing "Choose a date" above.

Experience the amazing Greenlandic nature in the best way possible! Swish over the landscape with no sound of engines - the only sound you will hear is the many stomping paws and the roaring silence of the Arctic winter wonderland. Dogsledding has for hundreds of year been an important and reliable mean of transportation for the Inuit people. Today the dogsleds are still used for traditional purposes, such as hunting and fishing, but also for leisure. While cruising over the snow-covered plains you can enjoy the view of the rough nature of the Disko Island, which is unique and different from the mainland Greenland, with its tall basalt mountains. Experiencing dogsledding is fascinating, as you will not only see the nature but also the Greenlandic culture, and the strong bond between the dogs and their musher - how human and animals can work together. You can get a tiny little taste of, how the great Arctic explorers have travelled the north on their expeditions.Do not hesitate to join in this adventure on the Disko Island. See the availability and book your trip by pressing "Choose a date" above. 

This once in a lifetime trip will be an unforgettable experience. Going dogsledding in Greenland will leave you speechless, this is an expedition style tour that'll take you deep into the backcountry to stay at a hunters' cabin or possibly even a specialized tent and properly experience the Polar night, one which might be illuminated by the incredible northern lights.From when you get introduced to your dogsled driver and the dogs, you will become a part of the team and you will be helping with things like preparing meals, putting up tents or preparations at the hut, whichever you will be staying in. You will be helping with ice cutting, melt snow for drinking, feeding the dogs and packing the sled. You will be learning about the dogs, how they obey and react to the driver, and what you can do to participate when traveling by dog sled. You will get to experience how Greenlanders used to depend so much on the dogs, and how many still use them as a means of transportation, and you'll clearly see how much energy and skill it takes to handle a dogsled.This expedition can be challenging going on hard ascends and fast descends we do not recommend taking it on if you are not at good health or if you have back problems. 

Come join this tour taking you through the stunning winter tundra around Aasiaat. With your guide, you will be introduced to the musher and his dogs, shortly followed by a safety briefing when travelling by dogsled. As you venture out into the winter landscape at night, and leaving town and its light pollution, the stars will light up over you. A truthfully remarkable and breathtaking experience as you stroll over the terrain, hearing the snow crunch underneath the sledge and paws of the dogs. Sit back and enjoy the experience for all your senses. While the musher and dogs navigate their way through the tundra towards the hut, you can gaze upon the sky and see if you can spot the Aurora Borealis. A stunning show of dancing colours of green, pink and orange performing a unique dance of swirls and movement across the starlit sky.Reaching the hut where you will be spending the night, you have the rest of the evening to capture the perfect moment for a picture. This tour is for anyone who seeks an adventure and wants to experience the Northern Lights, when in Aasiaat.In the morning, you will head back to town after hopefully a memorable experience of beautiful stars and dancing Northern Lights. Join this authentic experience ictic terrain in the safe hands of a local musher and get a once in a lifetime experience! See availability by pressing 'Choose a date' above and book your tour today.

Come along on this 8-day Arctic adventure and experience the life of the hunters and fishermen of North Greenland for a week in the winter. This is an extraordinary insight, to the well preserved Inuit culture, found North of the Polar Circle. You will arrive at the town of Uummannaq, far north of the Arctic Circle. Here the winters are long and full of snow, you will see a stunning landscape of frozen fjords, where the icebergs are caught, with a backdrop of the iconic heart-shaped Uummannaq mountain. Uummannaq is an island located in a big fjord, which freezes in winter. In winter the sea ice turns into a highway for the local people and hunters, who on dogsleds, snowmobiles, and sometimes in cars travel far on the ice.On this 8 days tour, you will truly experience to travel on a dogsled, as it not only will serve a means of transportation but also your bed. You will travel out of Uummannaq on the dogsled with a local hunter and join him on his daily life, help out with setting out long lines for fishing under the ice and go seal hunting. Being a hunter in these areas is not always easy and you will have to live on the terms of the surrounding nature, in a constant battle with the forces of mother nature. Your patience will be tested and you will work hard, but also have fun, experience a silence like nowhere else and get really close to the hunter and his sled-dogs. A detailed description of the tour can be found below.Come along this dogsled adventure north of the Polar Circle and check the booking availability by pressing 'Choose a date' above. 

Come to North Greenland, to the magical landscape of ice and snow illuminated by the Northern lights with this 5-day Arctic experience! This tour is for you, who would like to engage yourself in the traditional life, found north of the polar circle. 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 short plane trip and a beautiful helicopter flight to reach our town. The fiord freezes in the winter and local traffic is by dogsled over the sea ice. Houses are cozy and warm, the infrastructure is modern, and this is blended with the traditional ways of making a living, in harmony with the Arctic nature.Enjoy the quiet and calm of taking a walk, where the only sounds are some dogs howling in the distance and the faint squeaking of your boots on the snow. The sky is full of stars, you will be surprised at how bright moonlight can be, and with luck, you may be greeted by northern lights. Greenlandic homes are warm and comfy.Let’s enjoy stories and some good laughs together. We welcome you into our everyday life, to give you an experience of life in the high Arctic North. Come along and join us for this arctic winter adventure! Check the booking availability by pressing 'Choose a date' above.

Join us, and meet the people of the north, living in small settlements and sustaining their lives from the Arctic nature! This winter expedition takes you into the heart of Uummannaq Fjord, far above the Arctic Circle. You will travel on dogsled like the locals do, meet the hunters and stay at their homes. Out on the sea ice, we will hunt and camp, to give you a taste of the sense of freedom to live in and with nature.The air is crisp and cold. From February to early March, there are chances to see northern lights, and the low sun gives amazing colours to the icebergs. In April, we already have long hours of daylight. The sun in the dazzling blue sky is bright on the snow, and twilight colours linger on the horizon close to midnight.The people of the north are so warm and welcoming. You will be visiting different settlements, talk with the locals, eat together with them, and share stories and some good laughs.The daily itinerary can be found below. For you who will experience the authentic culture of the Inuit, experience nature up close, and make friends from all over the world, this is the perfect trip that will bring you closer to our community. Come and live among us, check the booking availability by pressing 'Choose a date' above. 

Come along and experience a symphony of 20 howling sled dogs! If you are visiting Ilulissat you must experience the Greenlandic sled dogs. On this tour, we invite you to feast with a pack of Greenlandic sled dogs.When the Inuits first arrived here in Greenland 4000 to 5000 years ago, they brought the sled dogs with them. Since the sled dogs have been a crucial element for survival in the Arctic, as no modern snowmobile can compete with the tireless work of a sled dog. Today the sled dogs are used by the traditional hunters for traveling to remote areas for long-line fishing, hunting, and transportation.Your excursion starts in Kussangajaannguaq 7, where you and your fellow explorers will be introduced to your guide of the day. From here you venture out of town, where you will be greeted by a local dog husk. The husk will demonstrate how you operate the sled and the harness and how to use the whip. The owner will tell you about how it is to be practicing dog sledding in an ever more modern and globalized world.Afterward, a pack of 20 howling and hungry dogs awaits to be fed, so after you and your fellow explorers have learned everything there is to learn about dog sledding and hunting, you can be lucky and help the husk feeding the dogs. This is an extraordinary experience, that you only will get to experience here in Greenland. You will be able to see, feel and hear the many howling dogs!In the spring you will be able to see sled dog puppies, they are true heartbreakers. There is a special bond between the owner and the dogs, that allows them to work together on long journeys in the wilderness. The dogs are very loyal to their owner but might seem aggressive to strangers. Please keep your distance from the dogs, when arriving at the dog kennel. The owner will show you which dogs are safe to pet. If you would like to experience the symphony of howling sled dogs, then come along this excursion! Put on your practical clothes and shoes. Check the availability by pressing ‘Choose a date’ above. 

Greenlandic sleddogs are majestic animals. These dog play an important role in Greenlandic history and even up until today, they have been a trusted means of transportation for the people in Northern Greenland.  These are big and beautiful dogs and in spring time you will also see the heartmelting chubby puppies play around in the dog yards. Even if these animals look sweet, they are raised as working animals. There is a very special bond between the owner and the dogs, that make them able to work together on long trips on dog sled. The dogs are extrmele loyal to their owner, but can be dangerous to strangers, that they are not familiar with. On this tour you have the opportunity to get close to the dogs with the owner. You will see how they are fed and with the owner be able to pet some of the dogs. The owner will be present and tell about dogsledding, the equipment, and his special bond to the different dogs - how their personalities differ.Take this unique chance of getting close to the Greenlandic sleddogs. Check the availability and book your trip by pressing "Choose a date" above.

Join one of the local mushers for a memorable ride through the stunning winter terrain around Aasiaat. Sit on the reindeer fur and keep yourself warm while you take in the authentic experience. Feel the arctic breeze on your face as the dogs pull the sledge and follow the musher's command. You will be accompanied by your guide, whom you will be able to ask all the questions you might have and learn more about the lifestyle of the locals. On this memorable journey, you will cover 15 kilometres of the stunning winter terrain where there will be plenty of stops to take pictures and enjoy the panoramic view. Get to walk or run beside the sledge and get the adrenaline running to see if you can keep up with the dogs.If you wish a longer trip, Honest Greenland offers an extension of the dogsled adventure, with a trip to the Hot Springs. An additional hour of pure excitement, where you will be able to taste the unique taste of the Hot Springs. Among the locals of Aasiaat, drinking from the Hot Springs is quite popular, as they say, it has a unique taste and flavour. With only 250 DKK you can get to test your taste buds with the pure water from the Hot Springs. Join this stunning trip through the arctic terrain on the dog sledge and learn more about the transportation and the Greenlandic dog. See availability by pressing ' Choose a date' and book your tour today.

Join a two-day trip to the charming settlement of Tiniteqilaaq and conquer the arctic tundra, by dogsled from Tasiilaq. The tour will take you through the magnificent landscape of the East Coast. The adventure will take your breath away as you travel far and beyond places you have never seen before, places nearly untouched and only disturbed by wildlife. A winter wonderland just for you to explore and enjoy. Any direction you will look, you will be mesmerized by the rugged white mountains of all shapes and sizes, travel across frozen lakes and conquer steep hills. As you will get to experience the famous dogsled, the transportation that used to be the only way to travel back in the days. Now the dogsled is mostly used for tourists and tournaments, but is still adored by the locals. Get the unique opportunity to bond with the locals of Tiniteqilaaq, and who knows, they might become friends for life.A place that will soothe and enchant any traveler coming across this outstanding place. Enjoy the quietness and paradise-like area, before heading back to town.Join this great adventure and bring your walking sticks and hiking boots. Check the booking availability by pressing “Choose a date” above and book your trip!

8 day dog sledging adventure on Ammassalik IslandEast Greenland is probably the most isolated part of this great country. It is also a place where old traditions are still very much upheld. The way of life primarily requires hunting and ice fishing in the winter, coupled with dogsledding as the means of transportation. For visitors, dog sledding is a great way to experience the magnificent unspoiled landscape of this isolated area as well as get a feel for the traditional arctic way of life. On this tour we will set out from Tasiilaq for a tour of the Ammassalik Island. We will see the Sermilik ice fjord, visit the small settlement of Tiniteqilaaq where we will dine with a local family. Before turning back through the middle of the Ammassalik Island to Tasiilaq. When there we have time to visit the town or to go on an (optional) snow-shoe hike to the valley of flowers. This is a tour that takes you deep into the arctic world of East Greenland with good chances of seeing the Northern Lights.

Come join an exclusive expedition through the wonders of East Greenland’s stunning nature in the winter season. Snow covered terrain allows you to travel by the famous dog sled, an old transportation tradition as old as the Greenlanders have existed. An authentic experience that you will get to enjoy in the four days’ action packed journey, where you will get to explore Liverpool Land. You will get to experience the Greenlandic culture to the fullest as you will be accommodated in the center of Ittoqqortoormiit town. A town decorated with colourful houses, friendly and outgoing locals with plenty of time to get cultivated before and after your journey through the arctic landscape. Ittoqqortoormiit is a town of around 450 inhabitants that was established back in 1925, which started with families further down south from Tasiilaq, and a few from West Greenland. The town is isolated which means getting resources here is an difficult affair, and therefor can’t be maintained alone from resources outside. That means that the towns local hunters have a job to keep up with food by going on daily hunts around the area. Luckily this is not a big issue since the area is rich of arctic wildlife. The local hunters of Ittoqqortoormiit are the only people who have regular access to the National Park situated close to the town.You will have the privilege to experience all of what Ittoqqortoormiit has to offer, all you have to do is pull out your warm clothes and bring your camera for this memorable trip. Do not miss out on this authentic and mind blowing experience! Check out the booking availability by pressing ‘Choose a date’ above and book your adventure.

Come along and take this unique opportunity to get close to the ancient Inuit culture, on this tour you will explore the winter wonders of Ilulissat by dogsled!  Greenland is famous for its snow-covered landscapes and frozen sea ice, so what better way to explore it than on dogsled? The sleddogs can conquer any snowy or icy obstacle they might meet, which allows them to reach almost inaccessible and remote destinations. Your tour starts at Kussangajaannguaq 7, where you will be transferred the dogsled tracks. At the dogsled tracks, you will be met by a symphony of howling dogs. The guide will provide you with the information that you need to make this an adventure of a lifetime and will instruct you on how to sit on the sledge. The snow conditions and the sledge tracks determine the adventure of the day. This adventure can take you to the winter wonderland in the backdrop of Ilulissat to a bay full of spellbinding and magical views of Ilulissat Ice fjord.  But no matter where this adventure takes you, you are promised endless beauty and unimaginable stunning views.En route we will stop and enjoy the magical surroundings with a hot cup of tea or coffee. This is also the perfect time for capturing moments lasting a lifetime through the lens of your camera. Enjoy a well deserved hot cup of something warm and let the arctic winds slip through your hair, while you enjoy your surroundings of ice sculptures in all sizes and shapes. This is an experience that will decorate any explorer with its beauty!The dog sled is an ancient Inuit tradition, and experiencing the special bond between the owner and the dogs is an experience you would not like to be without. The dogsled have been a crucial element for survival in the Arctic, as no modern snowmobile can compete with the tireless work of a sled dog. The dogs are working animals, so please keep your distance from the dogs, when arriving at the dogsled tracks. The owner of the dogs will show you what dogs are safe to pet.Come along and put on your warmest hat! Do not hesitate to join this authentic and cultural adventure. Check the booking availability by pressing ‘Choose a date’ above. 

There’s something about experiencing Greenland’s majestic landscapes from the perspective of a dog sled that snowmobiling or a ski tour simply cannot match.This lovely two hour dog sled ride will be an once in a life time experience. Bringing you close to the wilderness and getting a unique taste of the old ways of greenlanders.Enjoying this fascinating experience of man and dog working together in nature does necessitate a small tolerance for chilly temperatures, but Arctic fanatics are not the only ones that can take pleasure in dog sledding. Even if the cold typically does not agree with you, there is nothing a cup of hot tea, borrowed sealskin garb, and a blanket made of reindeer skin can’t fix. Dog sledding is, no doubt, a classic way to experience Arctic nature, but what the unsuspecting visitor does not know, and what is unique about dog sledding in Greenland, is that a heavy dose of Inuit culture comes along for the ride. Dog sledding helps tell the story of how Greenlanders adapt to the robust environment that surrounds them. Contrary to other Arctic locations, dog sledding in Greenland is a way of life, by choice if not by necessity. Living in and off of the nature is central to Greenlandic identity, and therefore when you are close to the nature, you are also close to the Greenlandic culture.

Come and experience Greenland in the winter! This trip takes you far above the Arctic Circle to Uummannaq, where the fiord freezes in the winter and local traffic is by dogsled over the sea ice. On our way, we also make a stop at Ilulissat, to experience the gigantic icebergs that flow from the World Heritage Ilulissat Icefjord. Meet the locals and travel together with them. Enjoy the silence. When you take a walk, the only sounds you hear are dogs howling in the distance and the squeaking of your boots on the snow. Greenlandic homes are warm and cosy. Let’s enjoy stories and good laughs together. We welcome you into our everyday life, to give you an experience of life in the north. We will go dogsledding, try ice fishing to catch your own dinner, enjoy dinner with locals, and visit a small settlement. In February and March, there may be chances to see the northern lights. In April, you will have long hours of sunshine, with beautiful sunsets late at night.Come along and join us for this Arctic adventure! Check the booking availability by pressing 'Choose a date' above.

Experience Greenland in an authentic way - there is something very special about experiencing Greenland from the perspective of a dog sled. Whizz quietly through the majestic white winter-landscape.Dog-sledding is an important part of Greenlandic culture and has historically and still is an important means on transportation for the Inuit.Sisimiut is a good place for dog-sledding. The town has got around 1000 working dogs left, who are owned by both full-time mushers, who combine hunting and fishing with tourist driving, and mushers who have dog-sledding as a hobby. All these owners play a big part in conserving the traditional dog-sledding culture. It is one of these mushers, that will be your driver for your unique experience.Arriving at the sled, you will be seated as a passenger right behind the dog sled driver, who sits in the front and directs the dogs.This lovely two hour tour will be an once in a life time experience. Bringing you close to the wilderness and getting a unique taste of the old ways of greenlanders. It is fascinating to experience the how man and dog work together in the nature and to travel in this way without noise from any engine, only the movement of the sled and the many strong, running paws.The route goes to the foot of the Niujarfik mountain and then climbs up to higher terrain northeast of Sisimiut. Before heading back to the town, there will be a break, where the driver takes care of the sled dogs liner, and you will have the opportunities to take photographs and capture the moments, so you can bring home the memories.Please note that this tour is not recommended for people with back problems. There are certain distance rules, when being around the dog sled. Keep a good distance from the sled and listen to the instructions from the driver. Please at all times comply with these rules.

Get the full package of winter experience! An eight-day journey through the arctic landscape, giving you the ultimate feel of winter landscapes and challenges.As you will be well prepped and joined at all times by the very experienced mushers and guides. Allowing you to try out personal boundaries and pushing yourself in the safe hands of the local guides. This trip will take you far and beyond any place you have seen before. The winter landscape will enchant and give you chills at the same time. The package tour allows you to try every winter activity there is to experience, dogsledding, visit villages and sleep in huts and try out ice fishing. You will also get an gastronomic experience one this marvelous trip. Get to try local specialities made of either fish, seal and other animal meat.You will most likely travel through good and bad weather, where you will get a better understanding of the roughness of the Greenlandic conditions. A demanding journey that will require hard work and dedication, but in the end extremely rewarding.As you and your fellow travelers, will get a strong bond throughout the trip, you might end up having some new friends for life. A once in a life time experience through the hardship of the Greenlandic nature.The beautiful snow covered landscape will mesmerize you beyond belief. So stop hesitating and start gathering the things you might need for this adventurous journey back in time. Check out the booking availability by pressing ‘Choose a date’ above and book your adventure now.

Experience the thrill of sledding through the seaice with the help of a pack of enthusiastic Greenlandic dogs. Dogsledding used to be an essential ingredient to life itself in Greenland, now, modern machines have gained traction and the number of hunters and fishermen using dogs is slowly dropping. However, having sleddogs, is finding new life in leisure and tourism, leaving us with a positive outlook to the future. For 2 hours you will be journeying with a local fisherman, who will show you the majestic landscape, possibly even circling around larger icebergs, that stand out as vertical blocks of ice on the otherwise even seaice. The musher will tell you about his favourite fishing spots and teach you what the sled and the dogs are capable of. Its an astonishing and immersive experience into the very foundations of Greenlandic culture and nature.Anywhere you look will have breathtaking views and the fresh breeze will make you feel more alive than ever. This is what truly qualifies as an unforgettable Arctic experience, that you'll leave with some incredible photos. See availability by pressing ‘Choose a date’ and book your tour today.

Get the ultimate Greenlandic experience and find your inner explorer by going on this amazing sleddog tour into the vast wilderness!You will quickly learn why this traditional way of transport has existed for so long, and you'll gain new respect for dogs, seeing their importance for the survival of man in the Arctic.Here in Kangerlussuaq you will get a unique opportunity to venture fast across flat frozen plains, much more comfortable than going up and down hills as you would most other places. The weather here can go far below freezing so we will provide you with the type of outerwear and boots that the experienced mushers prefer to wear. Dog sledding is, no doubt, a classic way to experience Arctic nature, but what the unsuspecting visitor does not know, and what is unique about dog sledding in Greenland, is that a heavy dose of Inuit culture comes along for the ride. Dog sledding helps tell the story of how Greenlanders adapt to the robust environment that surrounds them. Contrary to other Arctic locations, dog sledding in Greenland is a way of life, by choice if not by necessity. Living in and off of the nature is central to Greenlandic identity, and therefore when you are close to the nature, you are also close to the Greenlandic culture.

This tour is an exciting adventure through the wilderness of Greenland, and with the harsh conditions of winter it is not for the faint of heart. This experience is a true expedition type, and what you'll get out of it, is well worth the money and effort. You will be traveling cross-country over the ice and mountains, with skilled and knowledgeable guides who will teach you what to do while traveling with dog sled. You will get to know the Greenlandic dogs and understand how strong and useful they are as you test your limits, spending nights in remote hunting cabins and in tents. This experience will completely change your mind of how man and animal can work harmoniously together through the harsh environment. You will quickly become an important member of the team, helping out with food preparation, dog feeding and packing down the camp to fit on the sled. This trip is a challenge and is therefore not recommended for anyone with health issues or a bad back. During this trip you will go into unpredictable snow conditions, ascending and descending hills and mountains far below freezing temperatures. It is obligatory to rent adequate polar clothing and boots unless you have your own, which in our experience is rare, the staff will determine whether or not yours are suitable to ensure your comfort and safety. The tour is normally from Kangerlussuaq to Sisimiut, but if you'd prefer to start from Sisimiut then please contact us.

An extravagant tour authenticating your East Greenlandic adventure, an adventure leading to to the beautiful village of Tiniteqilaaq. When staying in Tasiilaq, take the opportunity to book this once in a life time trip. The settlement has a population of only 130 inhabitants and is situated approximately 50 kilometers from Tasiilaq. An Adventure taking you across Tasiilaq fjord towards the coffeehouse or up the steep inland of Ammassalik Island - all depending on the conditions of the terrain.Plenty of breaks will be arranged, allowing you to take pictures of the mesmerizing winter landscape.The trip of 12 hours will take you across the beautiful snow covered paradise, towards the charming village Tiniteqilaaq. An arctic journey of untouched landscape with only traces of snowmobiles, cross country skiers and if you are lucky, animal tracks. Astonishing scenery for photographers experienced and less experienced, a wonderland for you to enjoy. The perfect tour for a better understanding of the vastness and demanding nature. As you sit behind your driver, you will feel the cold breeze as you stride along the snow-covered landscape in the presence of magnificent mountain tins.Stop hesitating and pull out your winter clothing and bring your camera, for this adventurous dogsled experience.Clear sky days is the absolute perfect trip for you to treasure and enjoy. Check the booking availability by pressing ‘’Choose a date’’ above.You can also add a boat tour on the famous Sermilik Fjord, packed with icebergs of all shapes and sizes, allowing you to get the perfect iceberg picture.

Take a magical journey along the sea ice with one of the local hunters.The dogs are eager to run, and as soon as you sit down on the warm reindeer fur, they take off with immense speed. Before long they'll be in a comfortable pace, pulling the sledge into the Arctic wilderness. The cold breeze is refreshing, the only sounds are the dogs' paws and the sledge moving through the snow, and this ancient way of travelling will leave you in awe of its efficiency, through this harsh and magnificent environment.The scenery is out of this world, the air is so dry that the visibility only ends with the curvature of the earth or a mountain blocks the way, leaving your mind boggled with sizes and distances to anything along the seemingly endless stretches of sea ice.Enjoy a sip of hot coffee as you stop nearby the hunters’ favourite fishing and hunting spots before you head home from one of the most memorable trips you’ll ever have.

Do you want a unique experience driving dogsled on sea ice and into the wild backcountry?Then you've come to the right place! Here in the Oqaatsut bay, sea ice quickly forms and creates a nice even playing field, something which is otherwise pretty rare in Greenland. The musher will prepare the sled, and you'll clearly feel how eager the dogs are to get going. Get to know the calls to make the pack turn left or right, run or stop. You will learn why the whip is so important, as a guiding tool. During the 2 ho,urs you will quickly form a bond with the animals as they will with you. Working together in sync is important to enable you to move around in this vast and beautiful winter landscape. Having sleddogs has primarily been for hunters and fishermen, and it is a proud tradition that's been kept for centuries, don't miss out on this opportunity to experience a glimpse of what it's like to live like a local.

Drive into the vast wilderness of the Disko Island on a dogsled! Get far away from everything, into the Arctic winter wonderland without the sound of engines - you will only hear the stomping of paws against the snow and a roaring silence. Dogsledding has for hundreds of years been an important and reliable means of transportation for the Inuit people of Greenland. Today the dogsleds are still used for traditional purposes, such as hunting and fishing, but also for leisure. While cruising over the snow-covered plains you can enjoy the view of the rough nature of the Disko Island, which is unique and different from the mainland Greenland, with its tall basalt mountains. Experiencing dogsledding is fascinating, as you will not only see the nature but also the Greenlandic culture, and the strong bond between the dogs and their musher - how human and animals can work together. You can get a tiny little taste of, how the great Arctic explorers have travelled the north on their expeditions, on this five hours long trip into the wild. Do not hesitate to join in this adventure on the Disko Island. See the availability and book your trip by pressing "Choose a date" above.

Experience the amazing Greenlandic nature in the best way possible! Swish over the landscape with no sound of engines - the only sound you will hear is the many stomping paws and the roaring silence of the Arctic winter wonderland. Dogsledding has for hundreds of year been an important and reliable mean of transportation for the Inuit people. Today the dogsleds are still used for traditional purposes, such as hunting and fishing, but also for leisure. While cruising over the snow-covered plains you can enjoy the view of the rough nature of the Disko Island, which is unique and different from the mainland Greenland, with its tall basalt mountains. Experiencing dogsledding is fascinating, as you will not only see the nature but also the Greenlandic culture, and the strong bond between the dogs and their musher - how human and animals can work together. You can get a tiny little taste of, how the great Arctic explorers have travelled the north on their expeditions.Do not hesitate to join in this adventure on the Disko Island. See the availability and book your trip by pressing "Choose a date" above. 

This once in a lifetime trip will be an unforgettable experience. Going dogsledding in Greenland will leave you speechless, this is an expedition style tour that'll take you deep into the backcountry to stay at a hunters' cabin or possibly even a specialized tent and properly experience the Polar night, one which might be illuminated by the incredible northern lights.From when you get introduced to your dogsled driver and the dogs, you will become a part of the team and you will be helping with things like preparing meals, putting up tents or preparations at the hut, whichever you will be staying in. You will be helping with ice cutting, melt snow for drinking, feeding the dogs and packing the sled. You will be learning about the dogs, how they obey and react to the driver, and what you can do to participate when traveling by dog sled. You will get to experience how Greenlanders used to depend so much on the dogs, and how many still use them as a means of transportation, and you'll clearly see how much energy and skill it takes to handle a dogsled.This expedition can be challenging going on hard ascends and fast descends we do not recommend taking it on if you are not at good health or if you have back problems. 

Come join this tour taking you through the stunning winter tundra around Aasiaat. With your guide, you will be introduced to the musher and his dogs, shortly followed by a safety briefing when travelling by dogsled. As you venture out into the winter landscape at night, and leaving town and its light pollution, the stars will light up over you. A truthfully remarkable and breathtaking experience as you stroll over the terrain, hearing the snow crunch underneath the sledge and paws of the dogs. Sit back and enjoy the experience for all your senses. While the musher and dogs navigate their way through the tundra towards the hut, you can gaze upon the sky and see if you can spot the Aurora Borealis. A stunning show of dancing colours of green, pink and orange performing a unique dance of swirls and movement across the starlit sky.Reaching the hut where you will be spending the night, you have the rest of the evening to capture the perfect moment for a picture. This tour is for anyone who seeks an adventure and wants to experience the Northern Lights, when in Aasiaat.In the morning, you will head back to town after hopefully a memorable experience of beautiful stars and dancing Northern Lights. Join this authentic experience ictic terrain in the safe hands of a local musher and get a once in a lifetime experience! See availability by pressing 'Choose a date' above and book your tour today.

Come along on this 8-day Arctic adventure and experience the life of the hunters and fishermen of North Greenland for a week in the winter. This is an extraordinary insight, to the well preserved Inuit culture, found North of the Polar Circle. You will arrive at the town of Uummannaq, far north of the Arctic Circle. Here the winters are long and full of snow, you will see a stunning landscape of frozen fjords, where the icebergs are caught, with a backdrop of the iconic heart-shaped Uummannaq mountain. Uummannaq is an island located in a big fjord, which freezes in winter. In winter the sea ice turns into a highway for the local people and hunters, who on dogsleds, snowmobiles, and sometimes in cars travel far on the ice.On this 8 days tour, you will truly experience to travel on a dogsled, as it not only will serve a means of transportation but also your bed. You will travel out of Uummannaq on the dogsled with a local hunter and join him on his daily life, help out with setting out long lines for fishing under the ice and go seal hunting. Being a hunter in these areas is not always easy and you will have to live on the terms of the surrounding nature, in a constant battle with the forces of mother nature. Your patience will be tested and you will work hard, but also have fun, experience a silence like nowhere else and get really close to the hunter and his sled-dogs. A detailed description of the tour can be found below.Come along this dogsled adventure north of the Polar Circle and check the booking availability by pressing 'Choose a date' above. 

Come to North Greenland, to the magical landscape of ice and snow illuminated by the Northern lights with this 5-day Arctic experience! This tour is for you, who would like to engage yourself in the traditional life, found north of the polar circle. 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 short plane trip and a beautiful helicopter flight to reach our town. The fiord freezes in the winter and local traffic is by dogsled over the sea ice. Houses are cozy and warm, the infrastructure is modern, and this is blended with the traditional ways of making a living, in harmony with the Arctic nature.Enjoy the quiet and calm of taking a walk, where the only sounds are some dogs howling in the distance and the faint squeaking of your boots on the snow. The sky is full of stars, you will be surprised at how bright moonlight can be, and with luck, you may be greeted by northern lights. Greenlandic homes are warm and comfy.Let’s enjoy stories and some good laughs together. We welcome you into our everyday life, to give you an experience of life in the high Arctic North. Come along and join us for this arctic winter adventure! Check the booking availability by pressing 'Choose a date' above.

Join us, and meet the people of the north, living in small settlements and sustaining their lives from the Arctic nature! This winter expedition takes you into the heart of Uummannaq Fjord, far above the Arctic Circle. You will travel on dogsled like the locals do, meet the hunters and stay at their homes. Out on the sea ice, we will hunt and camp, to give you a taste of the sense of freedom to live in and with nature.The air is crisp and cold. From February to early March, there are chances to see northern lights, and the low sun gives amazing colours to the icebergs. In April, we already have long hours of daylight. The sun in the dazzling blue sky is bright on the snow, and twilight colours linger on the horizon close to midnight.The people of the north are so warm and welcoming. You will be visiting different settlements, talk with the locals, eat together with them, and share stories and some good laughs.The daily itinerary can be found below. For you who will experience the authentic culture of the Inuit, experience nature up close, and make friends from all over the world, this is the perfect trip that will bring you closer to our community. Come and live among us, check the booking availability by pressing 'Choose a date' above. 

Come along and experience a symphony of 20 howling sled dogs! If you are visiting Ilulissat you must experience the Greenlandic sled dogs. On this tour, we invite you to feast with a pack of Greenlandic sled dogs.When the Inuits first arrived here in Greenland 4000 to 5000 years ago, they brought the sled dogs with them. Since the sled dogs have been a crucial element for survival in the Arctic, as no modern snowmobile can compete with the tireless work of a sled dog. Today the sled dogs are used by the traditional hunters for traveling to remote areas for long-line fishing, hunting, and transportation.Your excursion starts in Kussangajaannguaq 7, where you and your fellow explorers will be introduced to your guide of the day. From here you venture out of town, where you will be greeted by a local dog husk. The husk will demonstrate how you operate the sled and the harness and how to use the whip. The owner will tell you about how it is to be practicing dog sledding in an ever more modern and globalized world.Afterward, a pack of 20 howling and hungry dogs awaits to be fed, so after you and your fellow explorers have learned everything there is to learn about dog sledding and hunting, you can be lucky and help the husk feeding the dogs. This is an extraordinary experience, that you only will get to experience here in Greenland. You will be able to see, feel and hear the many howling dogs!In the spring you will be able to see sled dog puppies, they are true heartbreakers. There is a special bond between the owner and the dogs, that allows them to work together on long journeys in the wilderness. The dogs are very loyal to their owner but might seem aggressive to strangers. Please keep your distance from the dogs, when arriving at the dog kennel. The owner will show you which dogs are safe to pet. If you would like to experience the symphony of howling sled dogs, then come along this excursion! Put on your practical clothes and shoes. Check the availability by pressing ‘Choose a date’ above. 

Greenlandic sleddogs are majestic animals. These dog play an important role in Greenlandic history and even up until today, they have been a trusted means of transportation for the people in Northern Greenland.  These are big and beautiful dogs and in spring time you will also see the heartmelting chubby puppies play around in the dog yards. Even if these animals look sweet, they are raised as working animals. There is a very special bond between the owner and the dogs, that make them able to work together on long trips on dog sled. The dogs are extrmele loyal to their owner, but can be dangerous to strangers, that they are not familiar with. On this tour you have the opportunity to get close to the dogs with the owner. You will see how they are fed and with the owner be able to pet some of the dogs. The owner will be present and tell about dogsledding, the equipment, and his special bond to the different dogs - how their personalities differ.Take this unique chance of getting close to the Greenlandic sleddogs. Check the availability and book your trip by pressing "Choose a date" above.

Join one of the local mushers for a memorable ride through the stunning winter terrain around Aasiaat. Sit on the reindeer fur and keep yourself warm while you take in the authentic experience. Feel the arctic breeze on your face as the dogs pull the sledge and follow the musher's command. You will be accompanied by your guide, whom you will be able to ask all the questions you might have and learn more about the lifestyle of the locals. On this memorable journey, you will cover 15 kilometres of the stunning winter terrain where there will be plenty of stops to take pictures and enjoy the panoramic view. Get to walk or run beside the sledge and get the adrenaline running to see if you can keep up with the dogs.If you wish a longer trip, Honest Greenland offers an extension of the dogsled adventure, with a trip to the Hot Springs. An additional hour of pure excitement, where you will be able to taste the unique taste of the Hot Springs. Among the locals of Aasiaat, drinking from the Hot Springs is quite popular, as they say, it has a unique taste and flavour. With only 250 DKK you can get to test your taste buds with the pure water from the Hot Springs. Join this stunning trip through the arctic terrain on the dog sledge and learn more about the transportation and the Greenlandic dog. See availability by pressing ' Choose a date' and book your tour today.

Join a two-day trip to the charming settlement of Tiniteqilaaq and conquer the arctic tundra, by dogsled from Tasiilaq. The tour will take you through the magnificent landscape of the East Coast. The adventure will take your breath away as you travel far and beyond places you have never seen before, places nearly untouched and only disturbed by wildlife. A winter wonderland just for you to explore and enjoy. Any direction you will look, you will be mesmerized by the rugged white mountains of all shapes and sizes, travel across frozen lakes and conquer steep hills. As you will get to experience the famous dogsled, the transportation that used to be the only way to travel back in the days. Now the dogsled is mostly used for tourists and tournaments, but is still adored by the locals. Get the unique opportunity to bond with the locals of Tiniteqilaaq, and who knows, they might become friends for life.A place that will soothe and enchant any traveler coming across this outstanding place. Enjoy the quietness and paradise-like area, before heading back to town.Join this great adventure and bring your walking sticks and hiking boots. Check the booking availability by pressing “Choose a date” above and book your trip!

8 day dog sledging adventure on Ammassalik IslandEast Greenland is probably the most isolated part of this great country. It is also a place where old traditions are still very much upheld. The way of life primarily requires hunting and ice fishing in the winter, coupled with dogsledding as the means of transportation. For visitors, dog sledding is a great way to experience the magnificent unspoiled landscape of this isolated area as well as get a feel for the traditional arctic way of life. On this tour we will set out from Tasiilaq for a tour of the Ammassalik Island. We will see the Sermilik ice fjord, visit the small settlement of Tiniteqilaaq where we will dine with a local family. Before turning back through the middle of the Ammassalik Island to Tasiilaq. When there we have time to visit the town or to go on an (optional) snow-shoe hike to the valley of flowers. This is a tour that takes you deep into the arctic world of East Greenland with good chances of seeing the Northern Lights.

Come join an exclusive expedition through the wonders of East Greenland’s stunning nature in the winter season. Snow covered terrain allows you to travel by the famous dog sled, an old transportation tradition as old as the Greenlanders have existed. An authentic experience that you will get to enjoy in the four days’ action packed journey, where you will get to explore Liverpool Land. You will get to experience the Greenlandic culture to the fullest as you will be accommodated in the center of Ittoqqortoormiit town. A town decorated with colourful houses, friendly and outgoing locals with plenty of time to get cultivated before and after your journey through the arctic landscape. Ittoqqortoormiit is a town of around 450 inhabitants that was established back in 1925, which started with families further down south from Tasiilaq, and a few from West Greenland. The town is isolated which means getting resources here is an difficult affair, and therefor can’t be maintained alone from resources outside. That means that the towns local hunters have a job to keep up with food by going on daily hunts around the area. Luckily this is not a big issue since the area is rich of arctic wildlife. The local hunters of Ittoqqortoormiit are the only people who have regular access to the National Park situated close to the town.You will have the privilege to experience all of what Ittoqqortoormiit has to offer, all you have to do is pull out your warm clothes and bring your camera for this memorable trip. Do not miss out on this authentic and mind blowing experience! Check out the booking availability by pressing ‘Choose a date’ above and book your adventure.