Embark on a quick adventure by boat to an island near Nuuk, where we can see a colony of Puffins also known as Sea parrots as well as Razorbills (a type of auk) in their natural habitat. These unique birds have colourful beaks and have been a favourite theme in Greenlandic art for a long time. Create your own art with your camera taking photos or making movies.  The crew will be very careful not to get too close and move slowly as not to disturb the birds nesting and trying to hatch their eggs. On the way to the colony, we might be lucky enough to see seals poking their curious head out of the water, and we’ll sail past the abandoned settlement of Narsaq which you can see from a distance. These waters are also whale territory but there is, of course, no guarantee. We might even see some of the National Bird, the Sea eagle, as there are plenty of them in the Nuuk area.  Whether you’re a tourist looking for a quick and wonderful adventure or If you need a nature break after work, this is the perfect 3-hour tour for you. Enjoy the nature and views onboard as we serve a delicious hot cup of coffee or tea. Just click on ‘choose a date’ and find a day that suits you.

This is a true wilderness trekking trip! We will only be sleeping in tents, and carry everything we need for the whole trip in our backpacks.  We will be hiking almost the entire time within the new Unesco World Heritage landscape of Aasivissuit- Nipisat. The hike will go through very untouched nature, and we are likely to encounter animals such as Reindeer, Musk-Oxes, Polar Foxes and numerous bird species.  Along the way we pass numerous lakes and small rivers, so bring your fishing rod if you feel like. We may then catch a nice snack in the evening. However this is not primarily a fishing trip, this is primarly a hiking trip, where there is possibilities for fishing in the evening and on the rest days. From Kangerlussuaq airport we will grab a taxi eastwards to the ice sheet. From there we will start our hike northwards with spectacular views of the Greenland ice cap. After hiking northwards for a day, we will turn to the west and hike for 4 days through the pristine wilderness and end up at the Unesco world heritage site of Aassivisuit. Here we will have a rest day, with possibilities of fishing, small hiking excursions to see the cultural heritage at this site, or just relaxing and enjoying life! Together with a experienced Arctic Nature Guide, you will on this trek have a unique chance to experience the untouched nature of Greenland, but also ancient Unesco cultural heritage of the Inuits. In the evening of return we will be eating a better dinner, and hopefully finish with a party.        

Join a hike into the vast and breathtaking landscape of Kangerlussuaq. As the rugged terrain homes the arctic wildlife, you don’t have to venture for long to spot or hear the many animals wandering the desert valleys and hillsides. Much in Greenland is worth exploring, but for wildlife it does not get better than this. Greenland covers an area of 2.184.700, making it the world biggest island. Approximately 8.000 square kilometers of that land, is Kangerlussuaq. The place of a massive size is a wonderland for every explorer. For hiking enthusiasts, this is the perfect playground not only to conquer mountain tops, but also to witness the arctic animals living in their natural habitat. We promise the breathtaking landscapes becomes even more magnificent when encountering wildlife. Scout for the birds above you and see if you can spot the great white tailed eagle, a huge bird that has a wingspan up to a little over 2 meters. Seeing this beauty gliding above you is a mesmerizing sight. On ground, you will come across arctic rabbits, foxes, and the larger mammal’s of caribou and musk ox. Many travel to Kangerlussuaq to witness the majestic musk ox, that thrives in these parts of Greenland. These giants can weigh up to 400 kilos and can be witnessed from a good distance, they are not dangerous. But these massive mammals will charge, if they feel threatened or you have entered their territory. Rest assured, this will not be a problem as you will be joined by an experienced guide who knows the signals and whereabouts of the musk ox. Tie your hiking boots and bring your camera for this adventure! Check out the booking availability by pressing ‘’Choose a date’’ above and book your trip today.

Come along on this extended settlement visit that includes looking for the incredible whales that swim among the icebergs! The name Ilimanaq actually translates to “probably” because you were pretty likely to find wildlife in this area. We’ll look for some of the whales that roam the area on our way there and on our way back, passing by the Ilulissat icefjord. We might be lucky to see minkes, finwhales and even seals! But the most probable and the most enjoyable is the humpback whale! They can grow up to 18 meters long, outsizing many of the boats and will often show their tail when they go for a deeper dive. A breathtaking sight that also makes great pictures! The Ilimanaq village isn’t far, but we’ll take our time looking for whales if we don’t see them on the way there we might find them on the way back. Although that can never be guaranteed. Few people know that this village was supposed to be the main hub of the Disko Bay, and not without reason! This beautiful village of about 70 inhabitants has a cosy atmosphere, with easy access to the backcountry. The local hunters can go far into the wilderness from there and will sometimes find muskoxen nearby, although a rare sight. After exploring the village with your guide we’ll go and have lunch at a local n the village, where we can learn more about life here, after which we'll start heading back to Ilulissat, to again enjoy cruising by the beautiful UNESCO icefjord. If this sounds like the tour for you then go ahead and click on ‘Choose a date’ and find a day that suits you.

Explore the incredible backcountry of Kangerlussuaq and bring a gemstone with you home! This tour is the quintessence of a Greenlandic summer exploration! You'll be driven to the Tacan by bus or car, a mountain to the south of Kangerlussuaq. You'll start the hike from here. It's mainly downhill but it can't be avoided to go up some hills along the way, but it will be at a pace that won't be too demanding. Along the way, chances of seeing a herd of musk oxen grazing and other wildlife such as reindeers, arctic hares, and polar foxes, are very good whilst taking in all the sights and smells, such as the uplifting scents of crowberry bushes, dwarf birch, and rhododendron bushes. After approximately 2-3 hours you will have reached Garnet Rock where you will have a rest and be able to eat your packed lunch while enjoying the silence around you. After eating, you will be given a hammer and a chisel so you can dig for your very own piece of the famous Garnet stones. Close to the rock, there are good chances of seeing Peregrine falcons as these grounds are near their nesting grounds. These falcons are quite rare, so seeing them is a spectacular experience. The guide will help you in finding some interesting pieces, and who knows what you might find! And even if you don't this tour will have you smiling for the next week. After taking in all these great experiences and the fresh mountain air, you will be heading back along the Ferguson lake and over to where a bus or car will be waiting to pick you up and take you back to Kangerlussuaq. Who knows what jewels you might find on this wonderful adventure? Go ahead and check the dates to see if you can go on this exploration! Just click 'Choose a date' above.

Join an evening cruise and go looking for whales, a unique experience surrounded by icebergs in all shapes and sizes!  Just moments after taking off from the harbour you'll see the very first icebergs in the fjord! While you enjoy the scenery, the captain will be scouting for whales of all kinds.  As soon as you reach the open sea there are good chances of spotting Humpbacks, Minkes and the enormous Fin whales. If we're extremely lucky we might even see the infamous Killer whales(Orcas)! The humpback whales are wonderful to find as they aren't as shy and will often show their white-spotted tail as they dive. As it can grow up to 18 meters it is a big whale, but it is also the most acrobatic of the large whales. The humpback can leap completely out of the water, a rare and incredible sight for the lucky few. Many of the whales come here for the large schools of capelin, a small fish similar to herring. These fish provide an excellent food source for both whales and the local people. A local delicacy is to dry them in the sun and eat them whole.  The orcas, however, are looking for young whale calves that aren't yet strong enough to defend themselves, and there are plenty of seals to come by as well. As we have set out in the evening we get to enjoy the sunset colours from it setting behind Greenland, a wonderful sight, sometimes with incredible colours. We can never guarantee to see whales but it is one of the best areas in Greenland to find them, If this sounds like the tour for you then go ahead and click 'Choose a date' above, and find a day that suits your next whale watching adventure!

Come along, off the beaten track, into the vast Greenlandic wilderness, and experience to get close to one of Greenland's great mammals - the musk ox.  The tour starts from the boutique "By Heart", that you will find around 200 meters from Kangerlussuaq Airport. From here we will drive out of town, to the end of a dirt road that reaches 300 meters above sea level. This is where we will stop and get out, you will straight away be able to enjoy the splendid view to the river Qinnguata Kuussua and the Greenlandic Ice Cap. From this point the guide will decide which route is best to take, depending on the weather conditions of the day. When hiking we will follow tracks made from other hikers, animals and we might also hike off the tracks, to get the best views. The guide, which knows the area very well, will all the time be on the lookout for wildlife. This terrain is the home to the musk ox, so there are great chances of seeing these big creatures. On the way we will find a place to sit down and cook a good meal with local ingredients and enjoy it with the view of the mountains. The tour can take between 4-7 hours. If you have a long transit in Kangerlussuaq Airport, this is a perfect activity for passing time! See the availability by clicking 'Choose a date' above and book your tour today.

Join a Greenlandic hunter in the wilderness and experience the traditional way of inland camping and hunting. Here you have the opportunity to feel and learn more about the ways of living that has supported different Arctic hunting cultures. At this camp a minimum of changes has been made due to the fact that you as a visitor are a part of the camp. In other words, you experience a hunting camp as it will be carried out when the hunter and his family are here. For millennia the inland hunting grounds have been the scene for the early caribou hunt. In former days the hunt was essential for getting the fur of caribou, which by weight is the warmest fur obtainable. As well as the antlers which was used for hunting tools. Meat was dried for conservation and could thereby by a food source lasting for winter. Your guide will hunt, mainly for caribou, meat will be dried, skin scraped or tanned and dried for use as sleeping mats or maybe clothing, we collect wood for cooking and simply live the hunting camp life with all its aspects. Therefore there is also no other itinerary than the day and time for start and end of the tour. As any indigenous people the Greenlanders used any new commodity that would help ease the way of living. So will we off course in this camp. We might also experiment with tanning methods used by the native Americans or others to get the best possible hide out of the caribou skin.   The camp is situated just South of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Nipisat-Aasivissuit, with its long history of Arctic cultures who had their hunting grounds in this area for millennia.

Get face to face with one of Greenland's big mammals - the musk ox. Join on this ultimate wildlife experience and get close to musk oxen while kayaking on a big lake.  Camp Musk Ox Lake offers a true wilderness experience, you will be hiking, kayaking, and camping far away from the civilisation, in this place that can only be reached by foot. During the two days of the camp we will be paddling and look out for opportunities to get close to the musk ox. The musk oxen often do not see the kayaker as a threat and we might get as close as 10 meters from the animals without them fleeing. A thrill of a lifetime!   This area is the territory of the musk ox and people rarely visit. Here the wildlife has perfect conditions with dry South facing slopes, a windy highland plateau for hot days and wet fertile meadows in close vicinity. In order to make the most of the trip we also go ashore from the lake, to hike to hilltops, so we truly can see the greatness of the country - from there you will be able to see the vast Ice Cap, mountains, valleys, rivers, and wildlife nearby the river delta. We try our hardest to protect our beautiful environment, therefore we always eat as locally as possible. The meals of the trip will therefore in a great extent be based on locally hunted meat from musk ox, caribou, snow hare, and maybe fish - that we usually supply with whatever wild herbs or mushrooms we can harvest in the nature.   Pack your hiking boots and join on this wildlife adventure in Kangerlussuaq. See the availability by pressing 'Choose a date' above, and book your trip today.

Come along this magical voyage amongst gargantuan icebergs looking for the most massive mammals of the world! There are several species of whale in the Uummannaq fjord, the most common ones are Fin whale, Humpbacks, Minkes, and the occasional Pilot whales. Combining the knowledge and experience of the captain you have a pretty good chance of getting close to these magnificent creatures that roam the north during summer. So sit back, have a sip of hot coffee or tea and look out for the water vapor burst as the whales surface for air. Combined with the Gigantic icebergs all around you this is a recipe for an unforgettable experience. Put your safari hat on, get your camera and binoculars ready and join this safari of a lifetime. Check the availability by pressing 'Choose a date' above

Go on a wonderful journey around Kangerlussuaq looking for the astonishing Musk oxen as well as the huge reindeers that roam the area! Kangerlussuaq is well known for its vast numbers of large mammals since the weather here is quite stable and large areas of land are untouched by the Inland ice sheet, making it a perfect place to find and see these animals in their natural habitat. The muskoxen can weigh up to 400 kg, and have the wonderful Greenlandic name of Umimmak, meaning the 'long bearded one'. The large bulls are a sight to see, especially with their families, but so are the reindeers as well and they're not the only animals, Polar foxes, Arctic hares and lots of birds such as eagles and falcons live here as well. On this exciting tour, you will be driven in a 4DW vehicle with panoramic windows, driving through the incredible landscape of mountains and desert-like terrain. The guide on the tour will bring binoculars for better chances of spotting wildlife. Of course, going on a tour to look for specific animals is never predictable, the drive will however still be a breathtaking ride. And who knows, you might even be so lucky to get quite close to a herd of musk oxen, in any case, you will leave with some very incredible impressions and photographs.

Join this voyage looking for the most immense creatures to have ever existed on our planet. Uummannaq can offer sightings of several species such as the gigantic Fin whale, the enormous yet agile Humpback and the massive and fast swimming Minke whales. Whales are unpredictable, but the trip itself goes into the beauty of the Uummannaq fjord where you will sail amongst giant icebergs and views of spectacular mountains in the far distance. The captain always keeps his ears open and talks amongst the fishermen and hunters to learn of any sightings, giving him a good idea of where to go, to try and find them. His experience combined with the knowledge of the hunters will increase your chances of spotting any. This tour is for the person looking for a show from these impressive creatures up close. So go ahead and check the possibilities for joining the tour by pressing 'Choose a date' above.

Come aboard and embark on this unforgettable whale watching tour and see the magical sea creatures of whales, playing hide and seek between the waves!  You and your fellow travelers will step aboard our ship in Ilulissat Marina and venture out on the neighboring seas of Ilulissat. Enjoy the enchanting and spellbinding surroundings as you venture out on the vast sea of Disko Bay. The Disko Bay is a favorable habitat for whales and these magnificent sea creatures travel to the Disko Bay to the feast on large groups of krill and small fish.  In the summer period, you will be able to see humpback whales, minke whales, and fin whales. The captain will help you identify the many whales residing in the bay. Experiencing the whale tail slowly slide through the water will decorate any explorer with its beauty. If you are lucky, you will be able to experience the playful whales jumping! We are in constant connection with the local fishermen, so we know the best whales spots in town. Put on a warm hat and bring your binoculars for this whale watching adventure! Check the booking availability by pressing 'Choose a date' above.   

Become a fisherman for a day and hop on board, this tour takes you around the surrounding seas of the capital! Greenland is known for its unbelievably stunning nature and vast and rich seas, but Nuuk offers extraordinary opportunities for sailing and fishing. Greenland's largest income comes from the fishing industry, and on this tour, you will understand why! Even though, the lives of the modern Inuit are dominated by a modern lifestyle, being in nature is still an essential necessity for the Greenlandic people. Fishing is enjoyed by all ages, from small children to the elderly. And we promise you will love it, just as much! You will not only come home with an extraordinary experience, but you will also come home with your freshly caught fish. The captain knows the surrounding seas of the capital, like the palm of his own hands. So it is on forehand promised, that you will be fishing in the richest waters. Experienced or not, deep fishing is for all. The captain and guide will bring the gear and take care of your freshly caught cod or Acadian redfish. In between catching fish and sailing, there will be time to enjoy the majestic nature of Nuuk fjord with a hot cup of coffee! During the tour, the guide will tell you all about the fjord and if you are lucky, you might meet one of the many icebergs, calving from the Narsap Sermia Glacier. The icebergs are amazingly beautiful with their white and blue colours - the boat will stop at the most beautiful iceberg,  so you can capture it through your camera lens! The sea doesn’t freeze in the winter and there is enough fish all year round, so this tour is available at any time! Bring your warmest hat and your camera. Press "Choose a date" above and book your tour today.  

Join this authentic tour where you'll learn to fish the traditional way which some still do to this day. You will be driven down to the harbor where you will venture out on the thick ice, where there will be drilled holes for you to fish through. The three most important ingredients are; digging a hole, fishing gear and most of all patience. This gives you a great chance to enjoy the fresh breeze and feel the ice underneath your feet. Enjoy the silence around you while maybe be in luck by catching your first fish in Greenland. It is a therapeutic experience, with the sun on one side and the town on the other. You might even be so lucky there might be some locals out on the ice as well, which could be a great opportunity for a chat. While fishing the guide will prepare a hot beverage while telling a good fishing story or two.

Go on the only tour of its kind in Uummannaq, combining both whale safari and roaming for the big musk oxen to the north. You will go on a 126 km journey north, sailing in the waters of Fin whales, Humpbacks, Minkes and Seals. The voyage north will take about 3 hours to the land of Umiivik, a place well known for its population of musk oxen. The Greenlandic name of Musk Oxen is Umimmak, which loosely translates to the "big-bearded one", which, if you're lucky enough to come across them, you'll understand fully as you see their thick fur. The Captain is well trained in spotting these big animals, which hopefully will result in finding them before you even reach land. Having arrived you will spend a couple of hours there, enjoying the included lunch before heading back south. Please note that the price is for chartering the whole boat for this excursion. This will include one to six passengers. When booking you will register one person and following choose how many extra passengers are on the trip. It is important for the Captain to know how many people you will be on the trip and that you fill in the names on the passenger list.

Catch your own fish with this sea-angling tour from Ilulissat. Sea-angling can be done by anyone, young, old, experienced or first-timer. Your guide will be there every step of the way, to assist you on your sea-angling adventure.  Sea-angling in extraordinary surroundings is what to be experienced on this exciting sea-angling tour! Reel in your excitement, as you wait for your pickup. Your tour starts on Ilulissat pier, where you will be welcomed by your captain. Hop on board and get comfortable, before you try your luck with sea-angling! From here we venture out on the vast waters of Disko Bay and 5 hours of fishing awaits you. The captain knows the best fishing spots, but you have several destinations you can choose between. Try your luck on open water, where you can catch cod, catfish and redfish. It is also possible to sail into the ice fjord and catch halibut. But wherever you choose to go, you are promised a fish on the hooks and beautiful surroundings. The captain and guide will provide you with gear and equipment. The neighbouring waters of Ilulissat, are famous for its summer residents of whales, so keep an eye out for the whales playing hide and seek between the waves. You can also catch your own dinner, as the guide can organize with the chefs of Hotel Arctic to prepare your fish for dinner, and if not, the fish will be donated to a local care home. Do not hesitate to jump on board and join us for hours of fishing in beautiful surroundings. Check the booking availability by pressing ‘Choose a date’ above.

Go on a fishing tour just near the capital of Greenland and return to Nuuk with your freshly caught fish to make your very own delicious fish'n'dish! Nuuk lies at the tip of the Nuuk Fjord, which is also the world's second largest fjord system. Inside the fjord system there are 3 fjords and one of them leads to 2 glaciers which calve unique and magnificent icebergs both big and small, it is absolutely beautiful the way they decorate the landscape with their fun shapes - as nature itself has sculpted. On this trip you will see a small part of the fjordsystem as you are going to Qooqqut - which is also just the best place to fish redfish, it’s so great that this place is known as the "Redfish Hole". Greenlanders - no matter if they’re young or old - love to fish! And we think you'll enjoy it as well once you try it. Being in nature is a big part of the Greenlandic culture, and it involves sailing out to catch seals, picking berries and fishing, especially Redfish! These catches make up the traditional food that Greenlanders have been eating for hundreds of years. That’s why many of the locals have their own boats and, for example, have hunting as a main occupation or hunt a lot in their free time. Summer is the peak of sailing adventures and the locals gather with their family and friends to enjoy themselves in the wild with their fresh catch in the pot! Grab some snacks and food for this 4-hour open boat trip (2.5 hour sailing and 1.5 hour fishing) and remember to wear warm clothes! Because it can quickly get cold when you're at sea - even if the sun is shining. Check out the availability for the tour by pressing "Choose a date" and book today.

Go on a fishing tour near Greenland's capital, Nuuk, and return with your freshly caught cod,  now there's fresh fish for dinner! The weather determines the agenda for the sailing plan and depending on the weather the captain knows exactly where to sail. You don’t have to have any gear or fishing experience with you, the guide will take care of it! The adventure starts from Iggiaa (Bro O) where you’ll be welcomed and given a survival suit so you can keep warm in the open boat - because even when you’re sailing in the summer it’ll get cold sailing so fast. Where ever you stop to fish, you'll have a breathtaking view and you’ll be impressed by the depths of the sea. When the guide and the captain think they have found the perfect spot they’ll get the fishing gear for you to try your luck. There’s a lot of fish along the Greenlandic coast, so don’t worry, there will definitely be a catch! Greenlanders loves to fish! And they love the fish dried, they love the fish cooked and pretty much any way you can think of . Especially in the summer, many families or friends sail out to enjoy being in the silence of nature and to just go fishing. A big part of Greenlandic culture is to be in the silence and beauty of nature, and you’ll definitely enjoy it as well. It’s possible to go fishing throughout the year, because here in the Nuuk area, the sea doesn’t freeze to ice. On your way back to Nuuk, you’ll just lean back and enjoy the rest of your time in the boat by being part of nature and the most beautiful view! Check availability by pressing "Choose a date" above and book your tour today.

On this 2-hour whale watching tour, you will meet the gentle giants of Disko Bay, from the blue whale to the humpback whale. This tour takes place in the fantastic sceneries of Disko Bay, right outside of Ilulissat, and provides views of the very best of Arctic wildlife: Whales! Ilulissat is not only famous for its massive icebergs but also its summer residents of different species of whales. Disko Bay has perfect conditions for the whales, as its chilly waters hold a large amount of krill, for the whales to feast on. Your tour begins in Ilulissat harbor, from where you will venture out on the vast waters of Disko Bay. Enjoy the tour, and help the captain spot the gentle giants, playing hide and seek between the waves. You will be under the care of an experienced captain, that is working with whale spotters, fishermen and local hunters, so you have ensured a whale sighting on the tour. Did you know that up to 15 different species of whales travel from the Caribbean to Greenland, every summer, for the large amount of krill? And that, the same whales, usually return to the same fjords and bays? When we find a whale, the captain will stop the boat, so you can appreciate the large sea creatures in their natural habitat. Disko Bay holds different species of whales, whereas the humpback whale and minke whale are the most common. If you are lucky, we might be able to spot blue whales and fin whales.  But whatever whale, we might encounter, you are promised an experience of a lifetime. Join this life invigorating whale watching tour, and book your tour today. Check the booking availability by pressing ‘Choose a date’ above.

Come along on a hike deep into the arctic wilderness, to a place far from civilization, only surrounded by the vast beautiful landscape. You will experience the diversity of the Greenlandic nature, as you hike through the flat plains in the lowland to mountain tops. You will follow rivers of glacial meltwater, camp by a lake full of icebergs, and even set your feet on the mighty Ice Cap.  All this you find far away from everyday life, in a landscape that is home to great wildlife. You will have good chances of spotting the musk oxen that roam free. Arctic wildlife is abundant in this area, such as caribou, arctic hare, polar fox, ptarmigan and eagles. Listen to the calls of ravens and hear the rumbles and thunder of the glacier. Experience the rich historical legacy, as we pass graves and ruins from summer settlements with untold stories of ancient Inuit who have made their living from this land. This is the ultimate trip to explore the Arctic landscape. Along with an experienced guide and maximum 7 other participants you will spend 10 days in the wilderness - hiking, camping, and visiting some unique places that can only be reached by foot. Read the full daily itinerary beneath. Come along on this adventure. See the availability and book your trip by pressing 'Choose a date' above.

Would you like to experience a local gem, adored by the locals? Come along to the wild and vast Akia, and kayak in the wilderness to a hidden local gem, a river full of arctic char.  Your adventure starts in the colonial harbor, where you and your fellow explorer will be greeted by your captain. From here you venture out on the neighboring seas and travel to Akia, also known as the Northland. Once you get to shore, a 20-minute hike on the arctic tundra waits to be conquered. Enjoy the peacefulness and the spellbinding surroundings, keep an eye out for wildlife playing hide and seek between the mountainsides. After the 20-minute hike, you and your fellow explorer will find some kayaks waiting for you on the shore of a gigantic lake, with perfect conditions for kayaking. The captain will give you instructions on how to kayak and once you have mastered the art, you venture out on the lake! This kayaking tour takes you west to a remote and hidden river, full of arctic char. Slide your paddle slowly through the waters and let the arctic winds slip through your hair, this is an experience that will decorate any explorer!  After an hour of exploring the hidden corners of the lake,  we will arrive at the river,  where you will be fishing for arctic char. The river is a local and hidden gem, due to its rich waters. In the breeding season of the arctic char, it is said that you can shovel the many fish. Enjoy the mesmerizing surroundings, while mastering the art of fishing! After a couple of hours of fishing, we return by kayak to the east of the lake and return to Nuuk by boat.   This adventure is the perfect combination of kayaking, fishing and Greenland’s outstanding nature.  Come along and bring your fellow explorers! Check the booking availability by pressing ‘Choose a date’ above.  

This tour takes you see one of wonders of the sea, the famous humpback whale, which is known for its long distance traveling. These magnificent sea creatures travel to the Disko Bay for the feasting on large groups of krill and small fish. The humpback whales mainly travel from the areas of Haiti and Puerto Rico, where they breed in the winter period. These outstanding whales can grow up to 15 meters long and weigh approximately 30 tons. The recognition of humpback whales is the elegant tail. To experience these giants of the sea at close range is almost a spiritual experience that overwhelms many. Admire the whales playing hide and seek between the waves, while the arctic winds long to play with your hair! Like your curiosity with the Arctic sea creatures and bring your binoculars, for this adventure! Check the booking availability by pressing ''Choose a date'' above. The price is for up to 6 passengers.

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 colorful newly ice-free tundra. This is a tour, for you who would like to explore the Greenland Icecap with your eyes, feet, and curiosity! Our tours are private and flexible as we drive in a 4x4 four-wheel drive car with room for a maximum of 4 passengers. Your adventure starts with you and your fellow explorers conquering the remote dirt roads out of Kangerlussuaq. Kangerlussuaq is situated inland along a long fiord and therefore has a climate unique from the rest Greenland. Enroute to Point 660 you might be lucky to spot one of the many wildlife from the car. When you and your fellow explorers arrive at Point 660, breathe in the fresh air and gaze upon the enchanting and mythical Greenland Icecap, that ranges as far as the eye can see. The dirt road goes right up to the vast and majestic inland ice, giving you an excellent chance to explore it with your feet on the ice. This is a once in a lifetime experience, that does not present itself many other places in Greenland. If the conditions allow, the guide might even drive onto the magnificent ice cap - giving you the best possibilities of a memorable trip. It is possible to combine this tour with other destinations in the booking process. This grand adventure is waiting for you to pull on your hiking boots! Check out the booking availability by pressing ‘’Choose a date’’ above and book your Greenland Icecap adventure today.

Embark on a quick adventure by boat to an island near Nuuk, where we can see a colony of Puffins also known as Sea parrots as well as Razorbills (a type of auk) in their natural habitat. These unique birds have colourful beaks and have been a favourite theme in Greenlandic art for a long time. Create your own art with your camera taking photos or making movies.  The crew will be very careful not to get too close and move slowly as not to disturb the birds nesting and trying to hatch their eggs. On the way to the colony, we might be lucky enough to see seals poking their curious head out of the water, and we’ll sail past the abandoned settlement of Narsaq which you can see from a distance. These waters are also whale territory but there is, of course, no guarantee. We might even see some of the National Bird, the Sea eagle, as there are plenty of them in the Nuuk area.  Whether you’re a tourist looking for a quick and wonderful adventure or If you need a nature break after work, this is the perfect 3-hour tour for you. Enjoy the nature and views onboard as we serve a delicious hot cup of coffee or tea. Just click on ‘choose a date’ and find a day that suits you.

This is a true wilderness trekking trip! We will only be sleeping in tents, and carry everything we need for the whole trip in our backpacks.  We will be hiking almost the entire time within the new Unesco World Heritage landscape of Aasivissuit- Nipisat. The hike will go through very untouched nature, and we are likely to encounter animals such as Reindeer, Musk-Oxes, Polar Foxes and numerous bird species.  Along the way we pass numerous lakes and small rivers, so bring your fishing rod if you feel like. We may then catch a nice snack in the evening. However this is not primarily a fishing trip, this is primarly a hiking trip, where there is possibilities for fishing in the evening and on the rest days. From Kangerlussuaq airport we will grab a taxi eastwards to the ice sheet. From there we will start our hike northwards with spectacular views of the Greenland ice cap. After hiking northwards for a day, we will turn to the west and hike for 4 days through the pristine wilderness and end up at the Unesco world heritage site of Aassivisuit. Here we will have a rest day, with possibilities of fishing, small hiking excursions to see the cultural heritage at this site, or just relaxing and enjoying life! Together with a experienced Arctic Nature Guide, you will on this trek have a unique chance to experience the untouched nature of Greenland, but also ancient Unesco cultural heritage of the Inuits. In the evening of return we will be eating a better dinner, and hopefully finish with a party.        

Join a hike into the vast and breathtaking landscape of Kangerlussuaq. As the rugged terrain homes the arctic wildlife, you don’t have to venture for long to spot or hear the many animals wandering the desert valleys and hillsides. Much in Greenland is worth exploring, but for wildlife it does not get better than this. Greenland covers an area of 2.184.700, making it the world biggest island. Approximately 8.000 square kilometers of that land, is Kangerlussuaq. The place of a massive size is a wonderland for every explorer. For hiking enthusiasts, this is the perfect playground not only to conquer mountain tops, but also to witness the arctic animals living in their natural habitat. We promise the breathtaking landscapes becomes even more magnificent when encountering wildlife. Scout for the birds above you and see if you can spot the great white tailed eagle, a huge bird that has a wingspan up to a little over 2 meters. Seeing this beauty gliding above you is a mesmerizing sight. On ground, you will come across arctic rabbits, foxes, and the larger mammal’s of caribou and musk ox. Many travel to Kangerlussuaq to witness the majestic musk ox, that thrives in these parts of Greenland. These giants can weigh up to 400 kilos and can be witnessed from a good distance, they are not dangerous. But these massive mammals will charge, if they feel threatened or you have entered their territory. Rest assured, this will not be a problem as you will be joined by an experienced guide who knows the signals and whereabouts of the musk ox. Tie your hiking boots and bring your camera for this adventure! Check out the booking availability by pressing ‘’Choose a date’’ above and book your trip today.

Come along on this extended settlement visit that includes looking for the incredible whales that swim among the icebergs! The name Ilimanaq actually translates to “probably” because you were pretty likely to find wildlife in this area. We’ll look for some of the whales that roam the area on our way there and on our way back, passing by the Ilulissat icefjord. We might be lucky to see minkes, finwhales and even seals! But the most probable and the most enjoyable is the humpback whale! They can grow up to 18 meters long, outsizing many of the boats and will often show their tail when they go for a deeper dive. A breathtaking sight that also makes great pictures! The Ilimanaq village isn’t far, but we’ll take our time looking for whales if we don’t see them on the way there we might find them on the way back. Although that can never be guaranteed. Few people know that this village was supposed to be the main hub of the Disko Bay, and not without reason! This beautiful village of about 70 inhabitants has a cosy atmosphere, with easy access to the backcountry. The local hunters can go far into the wilderness from there and will sometimes find muskoxen nearby, although a rare sight. After exploring the village with your guide we’ll go and have lunch at a local n the village, where we can learn more about life here, after which we'll start heading back to Ilulissat, to again enjoy cruising by the beautiful UNESCO icefjord. If this sounds like the tour for you then go ahead and click on ‘Choose a date’ and find a day that suits you.

Explore the incredible backcountry of Kangerlussuaq and bring a gemstone with you home! This tour is the quintessence of a Greenlandic summer exploration! You'll be driven to the Tacan by bus or car, a mountain to the south of Kangerlussuaq. You'll start the hike from here. It's mainly downhill but it can't be avoided to go up some hills along the way, but it will be at a pace that won't be too demanding. Along the way, chances of seeing a herd of musk oxen grazing and other wildlife such as reindeers, arctic hares, and polar foxes, are very good whilst taking in all the sights and smells, such as the uplifting scents of crowberry bushes, dwarf birch, and rhododendron bushes. After approximately 2-3 hours you will have reached Garnet Rock where you will have a rest and be able to eat your packed lunch while enjoying the silence around you. After eating, you will be given a hammer and a chisel so you can dig for your very own piece of the famous Garnet stones. Close to the rock, there are good chances of seeing Peregrine falcons as these grounds are near their nesting grounds. These falcons are quite rare, so seeing them is a spectacular experience. The guide will help you in finding some interesting pieces, and who knows what you might find! And even if you don't this tour will have you smiling for the next week. After taking in all these great experiences and the fresh mountain air, you will be heading back along the Ferguson lake and over to where a bus or car will be waiting to pick you up and take you back to Kangerlussuaq. Who knows what jewels you might find on this wonderful adventure? Go ahead and check the dates to see if you can go on this exploration! Just click 'Choose a date' above.

Join an evening cruise and go looking for whales, a unique experience surrounded by icebergs in all shapes and sizes!  Just moments after taking off from the harbour you'll see the very first icebergs in the fjord! While you enjoy the scenery, the captain will be scouting for whales of all kinds.  As soon as you reach the open sea there are good chances of spotting Humpbacks, Minkes and the enormous Fin whales. If we're extremely lucky we might even see the infamous Killer whales(Orcas)! The humpback whales are wonderful to find as they aren't as shy and will often show their white-spotted tail as they dive. As it can grow up to 18 meters it is a big whale, but it is also the most acrobatic of the large whales. The humpback can leap completely out of the water, a rare and incredible sight for the lucky few. Many of the whales come here for the large schools of capelin, a small fish similar to herring. These fish provide an excellent food source for both whales and the local people. A local delicacy is to dry them in the sun and eat them whole.  The orcas, however, are looking for young whale calves that aren't yet strong enough to defend themselves, and there are plenty of seals to come by as well. As we have set out in the evening we get to enjoy the sunset colours from it setting behind Greenland, a wonderful sight, sometimes with incredible colours. We can never guarantee to see whales but it is one of the best areas in Greenland to find them, If this sounds like the tour for you then go ahead and click 'Choose a date' above, and find a day that suits your next whale watching adventure!

Come along, off the beaten track, into the vast Greenlandic wilderness, and experience to get close to one of Greenland's great mammals - the musk ox.  The tour starts from the boutique "By Heart", that you will find around 200 meters from Kangerlussuaq Airport. From here we will drive out of town, to the end of a dirt road that reaches 300 meters above sea level. This is where we will stop and get out, you will straight away be able to enjoy the splendid view to the river Qinnguata Kuussua and the Greenlandic Ice Cap. From this point the guide will decide which route is best to take, depending on the weather conditions of the day. When hiking we will follow tracks made from other hikers, animals and we might also hike off the tracks, to get the best views. The guide, which knows the area very well, will all the time be on the lookout for wildlife. This terrain is the home to the musk ox, so there are great chances of seeing these big creatures. On the way we will find a place to sit down and cook a good meal with local ingredients and enjoy it with the view of the mountains. The tour can take between 4-7 hours. If you have a long transit in Kangerlussuaq Airport, this is a perfect activity for passing time! See the availability by clicking 'Choose a date' above and book your tour today.

Join a Greenlandic hunter in the wilderness and experience the traditional way of inland camping and hunting. Here you have the opportunity to feel and learn more about the ways of living that has supported different Arctic hunting cultures. At this camp a minimum of changes has been made due to the fact that you as a visitor are a part of the camp. In other words, you experience a hunting camp as it will be carried out when the hunter and his family are here. For millennia the inland hunting grounds have been the scene for the early caribou hunt. In former days the hunt was essential for getting the fur of caribou, which by weight is the warmest fur obtainable. As well as the antlers which was used for hunting tools. Meat was dried for conservation and could thereby by a food source lasting for winter. Your guide will hunt, mainly for caribou, meat will be dried, skin scraped or tanned and dried for use as sleeping mats or maybe clothing, we collect wood for cooking and simply live the hunting camp life with all its aspects. Therefore there is also no other itinerary than the day and time for start and end of the tour. As any indigenous people the Greenlanders used any new commodity that would help ease the way of living. So will we off course in this camp. We might also experiment with tanning methods used by the native Americans or others to get the best possible hide out of the caribou skin.   The camp is situated just South of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Nipisat-Aasivissuit, with its long history of Arctic cultures who had their hunting grounds in this area for millennia.

Get face to face with one of Greenland's big mammals - the musk ox. Join on this ultimate wildlife experience and get close to musk oxen while kayaking on a big lake.  Camp Musk Ox Lake offers a true wilderness experience, you will be hiking, kayaking, and camping far away from the civilisation, in this place that can only be reached by foot. During the two days of the camp we will be paddling and look out for opportunities to get close to the musk ox. The musk oxen often do not see the kayaker as a threat and we might get as close as 10 meters from the animals without them fleeing. A thrill of a lifetime!   This area is the territory of the musk ox and people rarely visit. Here the wildlife has perfect conditions with dry South facing slopes, a windy highland plateau for hot days and wet fertile meadows in close vicinity. In order to make the most of the trip we also go ashore from the lake, to hike to hilltops, so we truly can see the greatness of the country - from there you will be able to see the vast Ice Cap, mountains, valleys, rivers, and wildlife nearby the river delta. We try our hardest to protect our beautiful environment, therefore we always eat as locally as possible. The meals of the trip will therefore in a great extent be based on locally hunted meat from musk ox, caribou, snow hare, and maybe fish - that we usually supply with whatever wild herbs or mushrooms we can harvest in the nature.   Pack your hiking boots and join on this wildlife adventure in Kangerlussuaq. See the availability by pressing 'Choose a date' above, and book your trip today.

Come along this magical voyage amongst gargantuan icebergs looking for the most massive mammals of the world! There are several species of whale in the Uummannaq fjord, the most common ones are Fin whale, Humpbacks, Minkes, and the occasional Pilot whales. Combining the knowledge and experience of the captain you have a pretty good chance of getting close to these magnificent creatures that roam the north during summer. So sit back, have a sip of hot coffee or tea and look out for the water vapor burst as the whales surface for air. Combined with the Gigantic icebergs all around you this is a recipe for an unforgettable experience. Put your safari hat on, get your camera and binoculars ready and join this safari of a lifetime. Check the availability by pressing 'Choose a date' above

Go on a wonderful journey around Kangerlussuaq looking for the astonishing Musk oxen as well as the huge reindeers that roam the area! Kangerlussuaq is well known for its vast numbers of large mammals since the weather here is quite stable and large areas of land are untouched by the Inland ice sheet, making it a perfect place to find and see these animals in their natural habitat. The muskoxen can weigh up to 400 kg, and have the wonderful Greenlandic name of Umimmak, meaning the 'long bearded one'. The large bulls are a sight to see, especially with their families, but so are the reindeers as well and they're not the only animals, Polar foxes, Arctic hares and lots of birds such as eagles and falcons live here as well. On this exciting tour, you will be driven in a 4DW vehicle with panoramic windows, driving through the incredible landscape of mountains and desert-like terrain. The guide on the tour will bring binoculars for better chances of spotting wildlife. Of course, going on a tour to look for specific animals is never predictable, the drive will however still be a breathtaking ride. And who knows, you might even be so lucky to get quite close to a herd of musk oxen, in any case, you will leave with some very incredible impressions and photographs.

Join this voyage looking for the most immense creatures to have ever existed on our planet. Uummannaq can offer sightings of several species such as the gigantic Fin whale, the enormous yet agile Humpback and the massive and fast swimming Minke whales. Whales are unpredictable, but the trip itself goes into the beauty of the Uummannaq fjord where you will sail amongst giant icebergs and views of spectacular mountains in the far distance. The captain always keeps his ears open and talks amongst the fishermen and hunters to learn of any sightings, giving him a good idea of where to go, to try and find them. His experience combined with the knowledge of the hunters will increase your chances of spotting any. This tour is for the person looking for a show from these impressive creatures up close. So go ahead and check the possibilities for joining the tour by pressing 'Choose a date' above.

Come aboard and embark on this unforgettable whale watching tour and see the magical sea creatures of whales, playing hide and seek between the waves!  You and your fellow travelers will step aboard our ship in Ilulissat Marina and venture out on the neighboring seas of Ilulissat. Enjoy the enchanting and spellbinding surroundings as you venture out on the vast sea of Disko Bay. The Disko Bay is a favorable habitat for whales and these magnificent sea creatures travel to the Disko Bay to the feast on large groups of krill and small fish.  In the summer period, you will be able to see humpback whales, minke whales, and fin whales. The captain will help you identify the many whales residing in the bay. Experiencing the whale tail slowly slide through the water will decorate any explorer with its beauty. If you are lucky, you will be able to experience the playful whales jumping! We are in constant connection with the local fishermen, so we know the best whales spots in town. Put on a warm hat and bring your binoculars for this whale watching adventure! Check the booking availability by pressing 'Choose a date' above.   

Become a fisherman for a day and hop on board, this tour takes you around the surrounding seas of the capital! Greenland is known for its unbelievably stunning nature and vast and rich seas, but Nuuk offers extraordinary opportunities for sailing and fishing. Greenland's largest income comes from the fishing industry, and on this tour, you will understand why! Even though, the lives of the modern Inuit are dominated by a modern lifestyle, being in nature is still an essential necessity for the Greenlandic people. Fishing is enjoyed by all ages, from small children to the elderly. And we promise you will love it, just as much! You will not only come home with an extraordinary experience, but you will also come home with your freshly caught fish. The captain knows the surrounding seas of the capital, like the palm of his own hands. So it is on forehand promised, that you will be fishing in the richest waters. Experienced or not, deep fishing is for all. The captain and guide will bring the gear and take care of your freshly caught cod or Acadian redfish. In between catching fish and sailing, there will be time to enjoy the majestic nature of Nuuk fjord with a hot cup of coffee! During the tour, the guide will tell you all about the fjord and if you are lucky, you might meet one of the many icebergs, calving from the Narsap Sermia Glacier. The icebergs are amazingly beautiful with their white and blue colours - the boat will stop at the most beautiful iceberg,  so you can capture it through your camera lens! The sea doesn’t freeze in the winter and there is enough fish all year round, so this tour is available at any time! Bring your warmest hat and your camera. Press "Choose a date" above and book your tour today.  

Join this authentic tour where you'll learn to fish the traditional way which some still do to this day. You will be driven down to the harbor where you will venture out on the thick ice, where there will be drilled holes for you to fish through. The three most important ingredients are; digging a hole, fishing gear and most of all patience. This gives you a great chance to enjoy the fresh breeze and feel the ice underneath your feet. Enjoy the silence around you while maybe be in luck by catching your first fish in Greenland. It is a therapeutic experience, with the sun on one side and the town on the other. You might even be so lucky there might be some locals out on the ice as well, which could be a great opportunity for a chat. While fishing the guide will prepare a hot beverage while telling a good fishing story or two.

Go on the only tour of its kind in Uummannaq, combining both whale safari and roaming for the big musk oxen to the north. You will go on a 126 km journey north, sailing in the waters of Fin whales, Humpbacks, Minkes and Seals. The voyage north will take about 3 hours to the land of Umiivik, a place well known for its population of musk oxen. The Greenlandic name of Musk Oxen is Umimmak, which loosely translates to the "big-bearded one", which, if you're lucky enough to come across them, you'll understand fully as you see their thick fur. The Captain is well trained in spotting these big animals, which hopefully will result in finding them before you even reach land. Having arrived you will spend a couple of hours there, enjoying the included lunch before heading back south. Please note that the price is for chartering the whole boat for this excursion. This will include one to six passengers. When booking you will register one person and following choose how many extra passengers are on the trip. It is important for the Captain to know how many people you will be on the trip and that you fill in the names on the passenger list.

Catch your own fish with this sea-angling tour from Ilulissat. Sea-angling can be done by anyone, young, old, experienced or first-timer. Your guide will be there every step of the way, to assist you on your sea-angling adventure.  Sea-angling in extraordinary surroundings is what to be experienced on this exciting sea-angling tour! Reel in your excitement, as you wait for your pickup. Your tour starts on Ilulissat pier, where you will be welcomed by your captain. Hop on board and get comfortable, before you try your luck with sea-angling! From here we venture out on the vast waters of Disko Bay and 5 hours of fishing awaits you. The captain knows the best fishing spots, but you have several destinations you can choose between. Try your luck on open water, where you can catch cod, catfish and redfish. It is also possible to sail into the ice fjord and catch halibut. But wherever you choose to go, you are promised a fish on the hooks and beautiful surroundings. The captain and guide will provide you with gear and equipment. The neighbouring waters of Ilulissat, are famous for its summer residents of whales, so keep an eye out for the whales playing hide and seek between the waves. You can also catch your own dinner, as the guide can organize with the chefs of Hotel Arctic to prepare your fish for dinner, and if not, the fish will be donated to a local care home. Do not hesitate to jump on board and join us for hours of fishing in beautiful surroundings. Check the booking availability by pressing ‘Choose a date’ above.

Go on a fishing tour just near the capital of Greenland and return to Nuuk with your freshly caught fish to make your very own delicious fish'n'dish! Nuuk lies at the tip of the Nuuk Fjord, which is also the world's second largest fjord system. Inside the fjord system there are 3 fjords and one of them leads to 2 glaciers which calve unique and magnificent icebergs both big and small, it is absolutely beautiful the way they decorate the landscape with their fun shapes - as nature itself has sculpted. On this trip you will see a small part of the fjordsystem as you are going to Qooqqut - which is also just the best place to fish redfish, it’s so great that this place is known as the "Redfish Hole". Greenlanders - no matter if they’re young or old - love to fish! And we think you'll enjoy it as well once you try it. Being in nature is a big part of the Greenlandic culture, and it involves sailing out to catch seals, picking berries and fishing, especially Redfish! These catches make up the traditional food that Greenlanders have been eating for hundreds of years. That’s why many of the locals have their own boats and, for example, have hunting as a main occupation or hunt a lot in their free time. Summer is the peak of sailing adventures and the locals gather with their family and friends to enjoy themselves in the wild with their fresh catch in the pot! Grab some snacks and food for this 4-hour open boat trip (2.5 hour sailing and 1.5 hour fishing) and remember to wear warm clothes! Because it can quickly get cold when you're at sea - even if the sun is shining. Check out the availability for the tour by pressing "Choose a date" and book today.

Go on a fishing tour near Greenland's capital, Nuuk, and return with your freshly caught cod,  now there's fresh fish for dinner! The weather determines the agenda for the sailing plan and depending on the weather the captain knows exactly where to sail. You don’t have to have any gear or fishing experience with you, the guide will take care of it! The adventure starts from Iggiaa (Bro O) where you’ll be welcomed and given a survival suit so you can keep warm in the open boat - because even when you’re sailing in the summer it’ll get cold sailing so fast. Where ever you stop to fish, you'll have a breathtaking view and you’ll be impressed by the depths of the sea. When the guide and the captain think they have found the perfect spot they’ll get the fishing gear for you to try your luck. There’s a lot of fish along the Greenlandic coast, so don’t worry, there will definitely be a catch! Greenlanders loves to fish! And they love the fish dried, they love the fish cooked and pretty much any way you can think of . Especially in the summer, many families or friends sail out to enjoy being in the silence of nature and to just go fishing. A big part of Greenlandic culture is to be in the silence and beauty of nature, and you’ll definitely enjoy it as well. It’s possible to go fishing throughout the year, because here in the Nuuk area, the sea doesn’t freeze to ice. On your way back to Nuuk, you’ll just lean back and enjoy the rest of your time in the boat by being part of nature and the most beautiful view! Check availability by pressing "Choose a date" above and book your tour today.

On this 2-hour whale watching tour, you will meet the gentle giants of Disko Bay, from the blue whale to the humpback whale. This tour takes place in the fantastic sceneries of Disko Bay, right outside of Ilulissat, and provides views of the very best of Arctic wildlife: Whales! Ilulissat is not only famous for its massive icebergs but also its summer residents of different species of whales. Disko Bay has perfect conditions for the whales, as its chilly waters hold a large amount of krill, for the whales to feast on. Your tour begins in Ilulissat harbor, from where you will venture out on the vast waters of Disko Bay. Enjoy the tour, and help the captain spot the gentle giants, playing hide and seek between the waves. You will be under the care of an experienced captain, that is working with whale spotters, fishermen and local hunters, so you have ensured a whale sighting on the tour. Did you know that up to 15 different species of whales travel from the Caribbean to Greenland, every summer, for the large amount of krill? And that, the same whales, usually return to the same fjords and bays? When we find a whale, the captain will stop the boat, so you can appreciate the large sea creatures in their natural habitat. Disko Bay holds different species of whales, whereas the humpback whale and minke whale are the most common. If you are lucky, we might be able to spot blue whales and fin whales.  But whatever whale, we might encounter, you are promised an experience of a lifetime. Join this life invigorating whale watching tour, and book your tour today. Check the booking availability by pressing ‘Choose a date’ above.

Come along on a hike deep into the arctic wilderness, to a place far from civilization, only surrounded by the vast beautiful landscape. You will experience the diversity of the Greenlandic nature, as you hike through the flat plains in the lowland to mountain tops. You will follow rivers of glacial meltwater, camp by a lake full of icebergs, and even set your feet on the mighty Ice Cap.  All this you find far away from everyday life, in a landscape that is home to great wildlife. You will have good chances of spotting the musk oxen that roam free. Arctic wildlife is abundant in this area, such as caribou, arctic hare, polar fox, ptarmigan and eagles. Listen to the calls of ravens and hear the rumbles and thunder of the glacier. Experience the rich historical legacy, as we pass graves and ruins from summer settlements with untold stories of ancient Inuit who have made their living from this land. This is the ultimate trip to explore the Arctic landscape. Along with an experienced guide and maximum 7 other participants you will spend 10 days in the wilderness - hiking, camping, and visiting some unique places that can only be reached by foot. Read the full daily itinerary beneath. Come along on this adventure. See the availability and book your trip by pressing 'Choose a date' above.

Would you like to experience a local gem, adored by the locals? Come along to the wild and vast Akia, and kayak in the wilderness to a hidden local gem, a river full of arctic char.  Your adventure starts in the colonial harbor, where you and your fellow explorer will be greeted by your captain. From here you venture out on the neighboring seas and travel to Akia, also known as the Northland. Once you get to shore, a 20-minute hike on the arctic tundra waits to be conquered. Enjoy the peacefulness and the spellbinding surroundings, keep an eye out for wildlife playing hide and seek between the mountainsides. After the 20-minute hike, you and your fellow explorer will find some kayaks waiting for you on the shore of a gigantic lake, with perfect conditions for kayaking. The captain will give you instructions on how to kayak and once you have mastered the art, you venture out on the lake! This kayaking tour takes you west to a remote and hidden river, full of arctic char. Slide your paddle slowly through the waters and let the arctic winds slip through your hair, this is an experience that will decorate any explorer!  After an hour of exploring the hidden corners of the lake,  we will arrive at the river,  where you will be fishing for arctic char. The river is a local and hidden gem, due to its rich waters. In the breeding season of the arctic char, it is said that you can shovel the many fish. Enjoy the mesmerizing surroundings, while mastering the art of fishing! After a couple of hours of fishing, we return by kayak to the east of the lake and return to Nuuk by boat.   This adventure is the perfect combination of kayaking, fishing and Greenland’s outstanding nature.  Come along and bring your fellow explorers! Check the booking availability by pressing ‘Choose a date’ above.  

This tour takes you see one of wonders of the sea, the famous humpback whale, which is known for its long distance traveling. These magnificent sea creatures travel to the Disko Bay for the feasting on large groups of krill and small fish. The humpback whales mainly travel from the areas of Haiti and Puerto Rico, where they breed in the winter period. These outstanding whales can grow up to 15 meters long and weigh approximately 30 tons. The recognition of humpback whales is the elegant tail. To experience these giants of the sea at close range is almost a spiritual experience that overwhelms many. Admire the whales playing hide and seek between the waves, while the arctic winds long to play with your hair! Like your curiosity with the Arctic sea creatures and bring your binoculars, for this adventure! Check the booking availability by pressing ''Choose a date'' above. The price is for up to 6 passengers.

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 colorful newly ice-free tundra. This is a tour, for you who would like to explore the Greenland Icecap with your eyes, feet, and curiosity! Our tours are private and flexible as we drive in a 4x4 four-wheel drive car with room for a maximum of 4 passengers. Your adventure starts with you and your fellow explorers conquering the remote dirt roads out of Kangerlussuaq. Kangerlussuaq is situated inland along a long fiord and therefore has a climate unique from the rest Greenland. Enroute to Point 660 you might be lucky to spot one of the many wildlife from the car. When you and your fellow explorers arrive at Point 660, breathe in the fresh air and gaze upon the enchanting and mythical Greenland Icecap, that ranges as far as the eye can see. The dirt road goes right up to the vast and majestic inland ice, giving you an excellent chance to explore it with your feet on the ice. This is a once in a lifetime experience, that does not present itself many other places in Greenland. If the conditions allow, the guide might even drive onto the magnificent ice cap - giving you the best possibilities of a memorable trip. It is possible to combine this tour with other destinations in the booking process. This grand adventure is waiting for you to pull on your hiking boots! Check out the booking availability by pressing ‘’Choose a date’’ above and book your Greenland Icecap adventure today.