Arctic Nature & Wildlife Tours

Come along to the beautiful Point 660, a place recently uncovered by ice and seen by few. At Point 660 you will find the most scenic view imaginable of the Icecap slowly descending into the colourful newly ice-free tundra. This is a tour, for you who would like to explore the Greenland Icecap with your eyes, feet and curiosity! Your adventure starts with you and your fellow explorers conquering the remote dirt roads out of Kangerlussuaq. Kangerlussuaq is situated inland and therefore has a climate diverging itself from the rest Greenland. Enroute to Point 660 you might be lucky to spot one of the many wildlife creatures 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 paths coincide with the white majestic ice azure, 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 chauffeur might even drive onto the magnificent ice cap - giving you the best possibilities of a memorable trip. It is possible to combine this adventures, with other destinations in the booking process. This grand adventure is waiting for you to pull on your hiking! Check out the booking availability by pressing ‘’Choose a date’’ above and book your Greenland Icecap adventure today.

Join this adventure to the giant Russel Glacier, slowly descending from the Greenland Icecap. It is truthfully a grand sight and a unique experience to see the majestic glacier walls, and its surrounding meltwater rivers. This tour is for you who would like to experience the wonders of the Arctic, from majestic mountains to the Greenland icecap. Driving to the Glacier The journey to the Russel Glacier will take you only 25 kilometers from Kangerlussuaq, where you will venture along dirt paths leading way to the majestic ice azure.  The glacier is not the only wonder of that arctic that you will experience, as you are driving towards the majestic ice azure, you will travel through the recently ice-free valleys. The valleys are shaped by Icecap and have become a photographer’s paradise with the deep valley veins. Wildlife & Silence Enroute spot one of the many wildlife herds inhabiting the landscape, but remember you are a guest in their home and you must respect the surrounding animal herds of musk ox, caribou, and arctic hares. When arriving at the glacier, we will get as close as safety allows. It is a place that will let you escape with its absolute silence, only disturbed when the glacier calves. Feeling and experiencing the soaring of a glacier calving is mesmerizing and enchanting. This grand adventure is waiting for you to pull on your hiking boots and bring your camera! Check the booking availability by pressing ‘’Choose a date’’ above and book your trip today.

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.

Hop on board on an adventure and explore an abandoned village in Nuuk's fjord system combined with a stunning nature experience that you’ll never forget! There are hundreds of abandoned settlements throughout the Greenlandic coast, but because they have such good locations, many of the abandoned villages are not completely abandoned - the Greenlanders come there and build their summer houses which they visit during the summer. Many of the Greenlanders highlights in the summer are for sure to be out in nature, often in a place just like this. You’ll have the opportunity to see such a place inside the Nuuk fjord system, the name of it is, Qoornoq. Qoornoq is isolated in the fjord, and because of a glacier deeper in the fjord, you can see small and large icebergs just in front of the village. During the weekends, people of all ages enjoy staying in Qoornoq, with nothing but nature and the silence surrounding them. Bring your own food and make your lunch from the grill in Kang Tourism's house with the view of most of the village and the fjord. You can take a walk through the past and present memories of the abandoned countryside and hear about the exciting history behind, see for example the former fish factory and their charming church with a small museum. You’ll quickly find out why this place is so popular as a destination in the summer. You’ll be welcomed by a skipper and delivered a survival suit so you can keep warm because even if you sail on a hot and sunny summer day, it can get cold in an open boat that’s sailing fast. Prepare lunch, put on some warm clothes and experience the fjord's unique side. Check out the availability by pressing “Choose a date” above and book your tour 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.

Experience one of over 60 tiny villages in Greenland. As there are vast distances between cities all over the largest island in the world, there’re also large variations in dialects, climate, landscape and living conditions - the distance between the southernmost point to the northernmost point is up to about 2,670 km! And if you are in Greenland you have to see differences. Near the capital of Greenland, you’ll sail with cabin boat to the Kapisillit village, through Nuup Kangerlua (The Nuuk Fjord), also known as the world's second largest fjord system. And it's absolutely amazing that by sailing for a short while you’ll go from Nuuk's big-city atmosphere to a cosy village in the middle of nature. You’ll sail to Kapisillit and have lunch after you have gone for a walk in the village. While you’re here you’ll get a better understanding of everyday life in villages, and it doesn’t include taking a bus or go to a café - this is something completely different. In Kapisillit there are about 50 inhabitants and it’s so quiet that you’ll almost be surprised by its serenity. You will also go to see and visit an abandoned village named Qoornoq. Qoornoq hasn’t been inhabited for about 40 years, but it’s not completely abandoned yet, the place is still a popular destination in the summer - many of the houses are preserved and many are newly built. If it is possible to go on land by boat (weather determines the agenda) you can go up and visit their charming church. On the way back to Nuuk you’ll sail near the waterfall that’s falling from the iconic Sermitsiaq mountain, and it’s beautiful! During the sailing trip there’s a chance of seeing whales, seals and seabirds - the captain and the guide will be looking for them. Check out the availability for the tour by pressing "Choose a date" above and book your tour today.

Come along on a tour through the world's 2nd largest fjord system! There are countless small and large fjords throughout the Greenlandic coast, but just near the capital, we have the world's second largest fjord system, Nuup Kangerlua, which is amazingly beautiful! And while Nuuk has a big city atmosphere, it's less than an hour's boat ride away from the silence and beauty of nature! There are many activities in the fjord all year round, such as reindeer hunting, seal hunting and of course fishing. There are two glaciers in the bottom of Nuup Kangerlua, which calves icebergs, and it's amazingly stunning how they decorate the landscape with their white and blue shades. The captain and the guide will be watching if whales and other animals show themselves, so be ready to shoot pictures! Right at the beginning of the fjord system, you can see the iconic mountain and the symbol of Nuuk, Sermitsiaq, which in the summer has a beautiful waterfall - and when the waterfall is frozen in the winter it is equally impressive to look at. Being in the stunning and peaceful nature is still a big part of Greenlandic culture, and after a boat trip like this you will find out how well you feel when you are among the wild and untouched backcountry. Put on some warm clothes and make sure there is enough space for pictures on your phone or on your camera and try to be part of nature on this trip to the fjord! The friendly captain and guide will welcome you and give you a great experience that you’ll never forget! You can go on a fjord safari pretty much all year round, so check availability for the next trip by pressing "Choose a day" at the top and book yours today.

Discover a variety of unique ways of being active in a fresh layer of snow! This package suits you well if you love adventures with a bit of speed. In the winter Greenland shows its unique side of being covered by snow. Like the daylight times are longer in the summer, the dark evenings are longer in winter, but when the land is covered by snow, everything seems brighter and happier. Kangerlussuaq is just beneath the Arctic Circle and Sisimiut is located approx. 40 km north for the Arctic Circle, which means that you’ll truly be on an arctic adventure. Kangerlussuaq is located at the end of a deep fjord, and it’s not ironic that the name means “great fjord”. Under the 2. WW the U.S. build an airbase here, and today we know it as the gateway to Greenland! The access to the ice sheet from here is easy as you can easily drive to get there, and there are pretty good chances that you’ll see big land mammals like caribou and musk ox along the way. Sisimiut is the 2nd largest city in Greenland with about 5.500 inhabitants. No matter what season we’re in this is the place for adventure! In the summer, the locals love to hike and bike in the mountains, and in the winter the venture out with the dog sled and snowmobiles. In fact, your adventure will be just like a locals way of life! Sisimiut is the perfect place to drive snowmobiles and definitely is a hotspot for wilderness tours in the huge and fantastic snow-covered landscape. Here you will get the chance to ride with a dog sled and a snowmobile tour that you’ll never forget. Nature is just outside your door, so you’ll be quick to sense the difference between civilization and the wilderness. And there are excellent chances to see the northern lights.  Check out the availability by pressing “Choose a date” above.

Explore the history and beauty of Kangerlussuaq! Kangerlussuaq is home to less than 1% of the population in Greenland, but this warm-hearted place is situated in an amazing landscape, blessed by excellent weather. It is, in fact, the record holder for the most amount of sunny days in a year, time and time again. On this tour, you’ll be driven around the area to different interesting viewpoints whilst listening to the guide tell about the history of everything in between certain buildings to the earliest inhabitants that arrived more than 4000 years ago and lay the grounds for a nearby area becoming a part of the highly noted UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The settlement as it is now is actually a product of the 2nd world war, starting off as an airbase for Americans in 1941. Kangerlussuaq served as a midway point for military personnel and airplanes as crossing the Atlantic in one flight wasn’t viable at the time. As time passed and the necessity for a midway point became less and less needed, the Americans eventually sold the airport to Greenland for 1 dkk, as long as they always had a right to land at the airport. This suddenly gave Greenland an international airport, and an extensive roadway system, unlike anywhere else in Greenland. This, as well as its incredible weather stability and numerous wildlife,  has made Kangerlussuaq a hub for tourists, researchers, and adventurers. In just 2 hours we’ll show you all the interesting sights, where you’ll learn about the Greenlandic culture and their ability to adapt to life in the Arctic. On the way, we might be so lucky as to see a wild herd of musk oxen, reindeer, arctic hares or possibly even the sneaky polar foxes. So go ahead and book your next adventure into the immense backcountry of Kangerlussuaq! Just press ‘Choose a date’ above, and find a date that suits you.

Enjoy a delicious barbecue with Greenlandic specialties with a phenomenal view to the incredible Russell Glaciers’ wall of ice. The sun stays high above the horizon during the summer months, prompting the creaking glacier to once, in a while, calve in a loud roar, like a rumbling thunder or a pirate ship firing its cannons. You’ll jump into a 4WD vehicle, designed to take on the rugged rocky terrain, and still enabling you to enjoy the views with large panoramic windows. Before you know it, you’ll be out in the middle of the Arctic tundra, driving through the beautiful desert-like valleys, and semi-barren plains all the while giving you great chances of seeing all sorts of wildlife. You might spot a herd of musk oxen, reindeers, arctic hares, and even wild polar foxes. Get to see numerous Arctic flowers and breathe in the fresh air, while looking over the landscape of mountains, valleys, and of course the Ice sheet. The whole tour takes approximately 5 hours driving there and getting back. But it will barely feel as if any time has passed as the sun still sits high above the horizon providing plenty of sunlight even as the evening approaches. So go enjoy the quietness that surrounds you, with the only sounds being the water flowing through the valleys and meltwater lakes, you’ve never felt more relaxed and can truly enjoy your surroundings to its fullest. Let yourself go in the vastness of the nature around you, with some of the most delicious food Greenland has to offer, just click on ‘choose a date’ above and let us give you an unforgettable experience!

Experience the phenomenal and humbling sensation of standing on the Greenland ice sheet! Point 660 is right at the edge between land and ice and offers an incredible view over the vast ocean of ice! About 80% of Greenland is covered by ice, a massive ice sheet second only to the Antarctic. This ice is the product of eons of snow compressing itself to ice and moving along the barren rock due to its own incredible mass, creating moraines, crevasses, and rivers, this ice is an ever-changing organism and truly stands as one of the wonders of the world. The tour starts from the Polar Lodge where you will hop into a large 4-Wheel-Drive vehicle with panoramic windows that’ll take you through the beautiful landscape of tundra plains and semi-desert valleys. You’ll be getting a sensational feeling of how vast and massive the Ice Sheet is while driving up on the beautiful moraine hills. While on your way towards the magnificent Ice Sheet, you might be so lucky as to see some of Greenland's spectacular wildlife such as wild herds of musk oxen, reindeers, arctic rabbits, and polar foxes, and a variety of different bird species. So be sure to have your camera with you to take some great photographs of Greenland at it's best. While being on your tour you’ll get to feel how small you are, in the largeness and abstract ice and nature around you. The trip also includes a walk on the surface of the Ice Sheet, giving you the full experience of Greenland's breathtaking wonders. After the walk, you will be heading back towards Kangerlussuaq with an entirely new perspective of the world we live in. So go ahead and find a date that suits you for this adventure! Just press ‘Choose a date’ above.

See a real version of the Game of Thrones ice wall! Jon Snow knows nothing of this actual ice wall. This tour starts at Polar Lodge and takes you to the incredible Russell Glacier, by driving through magnificent desert-like grounds and mountain surroundings. Giving you a chance to see the massiveness of the Glacier at first hand. The Glacier can get to be as high as 60 meters and sometimes even taller. You will be driven close to the glacier, bringing you up close meanwhile keeping a safe distance. Around 80% of Greenland is covered by one massive ice sheet, its size is only bested by the Antarctic. This ice sheet produces many protruding glaciers and while you have to sail to most of them, uniquely, you can get to the Russell glacier by car. In the summertime, you might even be so lucky as to see the Glacier calve, in a loud thundering roar, with ice blocks the size of cars crumbling down the front wall. That’s why we’ll keep the distance big enough to not put you in harm's way. It’s a great opportunity to get some awesome pictures of the Glaciers many features and majestic-ness. Driving to and from the Glacier you might be lucky enough to spot some of the wildlife in the area, such as musk oxen, reindeer, arctic hares, and polar foxes. Get to study some of the arctic flowers and see some of the many different types of birds, as beautiful falcons and eagles amongst many others reside in the area. The tour will take approximately 4 hours, so make sure you have suitable clothing and footwear, and maybe bring along some water and snacks for the trip. So what are you waiting for? Go fight the northerners! Just click on ‘Choose a date’ to 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.

Check out one of the most charming places in Greenland! South Greenland is particularly known for its fantastic and colorful nature and for its past as a former Norse settlement. South Greenland is not only a charming place but also the perfect place to hike among the amazing mountains and waterfalls with an atmosphere that’s full of memories from the Norseman era. You will start from Narsarsuaq, which is actually in the center of the must-see places and attractions. The airport is in the middle of the nature with a view towards the sea and tall mountains on the opposite site. You’ll visit the actual place where the word Greenland was used for the first time in history by the notorious viking, Eric the Red. In spite of his temper and rough image he fell in love with Greenland and built his farm which he named Brattahlid, and hence the story of the Norse era began. Today the sheep farmers live in exactly the same places and the village of Brattahlid is now known as Qassiarsuk. There are many small villages in Greenland and its been told that Igaliku is one of the most beautiful villages you’ll find on the entire coast of Greenland. You’ll be staying overnight in Igaliku with opportunities to go hiking to the waterfall or hike to the top of the 823 m high mountain. Ine of the hundreds og fjords in Greenland you’ll find the unique Qooroq Icefjord that’ll give you an exceptional experience among icebergs shaped in all sizes and forms by nature. The Qooroq glacier calves off more than 200.000 tonnes of ice a’day, and crystal clear ice can be taken straight from the sea to cool your drink. This package is perfect for the nature-lover wishing to go on hikes in the great Greenlandic nature. Check out if the dates fit your calendar by clicking on the “choose a date” and start planning your visit to South Greenland.

Go to South Greenland which is famous for its ancient monuments from the Norse settlements in the colorful nature and the blue ice in the fjords. You can easily come to those places by boat from Narsarsuaq, and that’s why you’ll begin your journey from here, in the center of several attractions. On the tour you’ll get to a place where the name Greenland came to be and used for the first time by the outlaw and notorious viking, Eric the Red, more than a 1000 years ago. Despite of his savage temper he fell in love with Greenland and build his farm in what we know today as Qassiarsuk, which he called Brattahlid. You can visit the open-air museum of the early farm of the Norse (fee not included). The whole history of farming in the Arctic started right there and many of the places where the Norse settled are today the exact same places for modern sheep farmers. The Norse had their episcopal in present days village Igaliku, which they called Gardar. Because Igaliku is in the bottom of the Igaliku fjord and surrounded by beautiful mountains this place usually gets a bit warmer in the summer, which is why it has the Greenlandic name Igaliku - “The place like a pot”. You’ll find hundreds of fjords in the whole cost of Greenland with their own characteristics of beauty and soul. But in South Greenland, you can find the unique Qooroq icefjord, which is also located nearby Narsarsuaq. On the tour to Qooroq icefjord you’ll have a fantastic experience and most likely get thousands of pictures of icebergs in all shapes, sizes, and colours. The Qooroq glacier in the fjord calves more than 200.000 tons of ice, every day, and the ice is shaped to beautiful sculptures which only adds to the beauty of the desitantion. Book this 4-days tour if you'd like to have a fantastic tour with wonders from the present and the past you’ll never forget. See if you can find a date that suits you, by clicking ‘Choose a date’ above and come to visit South Greenland.

See one of the more charming sides of Greenland, South Greenland. A big part of South Greenland was recently accepted on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, which presents a unique history of farming in the Arctic that begins with Norse settlement in Greenland in the 900s. On this package, you’ll have a great opportunity to see 3 of the UNESCO sites: Hvalsey, where you can see the best preserved Norse church - Igaliku, which is a beautiful family friendly sheep farmer village - and Qassiarsuk, which is an ideal area to hike. You will also be staying in Qaqortoq which is the biggest city in South Greenland. Qaqortoq is full of life with traditions, culture, and history and the city is decorated with the permanent art exhibition “Stone and Man” consisting of more than 30 sculptures all over town. The artworks were created by 18 Nordic artists, and the artworks were made directly from the cliffs and bedrocks, permanent indeed! While here you can visit Great Greenland, which is a place where sealskin is made into fine mittens or bags for men and women. In the center of the town you’ll find the one and only fountain in the whole country, right nearby the local museum which has an exciting collection of tupilaks original kayaks and other things. During this 5 day trip, you’ll get to experience the charming southern part of Greenland. Once you've landed in Narsarsuaq you’ll be sailing to Qaqortoq (2 hours), amongst icebergs and possibly even whales and seals. The day after you’ve arrived in Qaqortoq you’ll get to see the first of the UNESCO sites, the church ruin in Hvalsey.  Your exploration has just begun and over the next few days you’ll be out and discovering more Norse ruins in the prettiest landscapes, including a tour to the famous Qooroq Icefjord. We’ve made a unique itinerary just for you so go ahead and check out your opportunity for this by pressing ‘Choose a date’ above.

See one of the most charming sites of Greenland, South Greenland. There are 5 specific places in South Greenland that are part of the new UNESCO World Heritage Site, which presents a unique history of farming in the Arctic that begins with Norse settlement in Greenland in the 900s. On this package, you’ll have a great opportunity to see 3 of the UNESCO sites: Hvalsey, where you can see the best preserved Norse church - Igaliku, which is a beautiful family friendly sheep farmer village - and Qassiarsuk, which is an ideal area to hike. You will also be staying in Qaqortoq which is the biggest city in South Greenland. The city is decorated with the permanent art exhibition “Stone and Man” consisting of more than 30 sculptures all over town. The artworks were created by 18 Nordic artists, and the artworks were made directly from the cliffs and bedrocks, permanent indeed! Qaqortoq is full of life with traditions, culture, and history. While here you can visit Great Greenland, which is a place where sealskin is made into fine mittens or bags (etc.) for him and her. In the center of the town you’ll find the one and only fountain in the whole country, right nearby the local museum which has an exciting collection of tupilaks and other things. During this 4 day trip, you’ll get to experience the charming southern part of Greenland. Your first meet with South Greenland will be Narsarsuaq from which you’ll be sailing to Qaqortoq (2 hours), amongst icebergs and possibly even whales and seals. The day after you’ve arrived in Qaqortoq you’ll get to see the first of the UNESCO sites, the church ruin in Hvalsey. Before you sail back to Qaqortoq there’ll be plenty of time to take a walk and enjoy nature. Your exploration has just begun and over the next few days you’ll be out and discovering more Norse ruins in the prettiest landscapes. We’ve made a unique itinerary just for you so go ahead and check out your opportunity for this by pressing ‘Choose a date’ above.

Explore the capital of Greenland (and the smallest capital in the world) Nuuk, that is surrounded by an amazing nature and city life where you meet Greenlanders fascinating mix of a traditional and modern way of life. In many different restaurants, you can have Greenlandic and European inspired food in the menu. From fashion shops, you cannot leave without having anything in your bag. And the northern lights inspired cultural center, Katuaq, where you can drink your caffe latte while you enjoy the artwork from the local and international artists. Nuuk is definitely the capital of modern Greenland and still keeps growing. But the modern Nuuk will also show its past in this package, because you can still see some of the first buildings by the colonial harbour from the 1700s, including a visit to the National Museum of Greenland and the local museum right on the spot! One of its many characteristics are the many opportunities to sail and experience things like seeing abandoned villages, taking pictures of fine icebergs in all shapes and sizes, watching whales and sailing into the second largest fjord system in the world. This is an unforgettable tour, you’ll start to get to know Nuuk with a city sightseeing tour and eventually you can take a walk and explore Nuuk on your own. The second day will be more focused on historical and cultural experiences, as you’ll visit the National Museum of Greenland to see umiaqs(Women’s boats), qajaqs(kayaks), mummies and many more ancient relics and interesting bits of history. After the visit to the museum you are going to sail and of course experience a little bit of the Greenlandic traditional culture yourself by going on a fishing tour followed by a visit to a restaurant with delicious food in the middle of nature, far from everything else. The next day you’ll go to the amazing Nuuk icefjord filled with icebergs from several glaciers. This package also includes the opportunity to go hiking around the popular Quassussuaq mountain.

Explore the capital of Greenland (and the smallest capital in the world) Nuuk, that is surrounded by an amazing nature and city life where you meet Greenlanders fascinating mix of the traditional and modern way of life. In many different restaurants, you can have Greenlandic and European inspired food on the menu. From fashion shops, you cannot leave without having anything in your bag. And the northern lights inspired cultural center, Katuaq, where you can drink your caffe latte while you enjoy the artwork from the local and international artists. Nuuk is definitely the capital of modern Greenland and still keeps growing. But the modern Nuuk will also show its past in this package, because you can still see some of the first buildings by the colonial harbour from the 1700s, including a visit to the National Museum of Greenland and the local museum right on the spot! One of its many characteristics are the many opportunities to sail and experience things like seeing abandoned villages, taking pictures of fine icebergs in all shapes and sizes, watching whales and sailing into the second largest fjord system in the world. This is an unforgettable tour, you’ll start to get to know Nuuk with a city sightseeing tour and eventually you can take a walk and explore Nuuk on your own. The second day will be more focused on historical and cultural experiences, as you’ll visit the National Museum of Greenland to see umiaqs(Women’s boats), qajaqs(kayaks), mummies and many more ancient relics and interesting bits of history. After the visit to the museum you are going to sail and of course experience a little bit of the Greenlandic traditional culture yourself by going on a fishing tour followed by a visit to a restaurant with delicious food in the middle of nature, far from everything else. The next day you’ll go to the amazing Nuuk icefjord filled with icebergs from several glaciers. You'll also get the opportunity to go hiking around the popular Quassussuaq mountain.

Join this amazing tour to the world's smallest capital - Nuuk. Nuuk is home to wonderful gourmet restaurants, rich museums and cultural experiences, fashion boutiques and much more right by the tip of one of the largest fjord systems in the world. On this package, you will get a guided city tour by car or bus, after which you can explore the diverse city center on your own, here are some of the first buildings to have been built, right next to the modern towers, and the second day you will go on an incredible boat ride to the icefjord filled with icebergs from the many glaciers at the end of the fjordsystem. We also offer an optional boat tour to go fishing for the tasty Red fish, and having it cooked by chefs just moments later, and depending on your departure time on the last day you could go on a small guided hike, play golf in the arctic or just do some last minute shopping. You can choose to either stay right in the middle of the city center at the 4 star Hotel Hans Egede, named after the founder of the city, or the cozy Inuk hostel with amazing views over the fjord, located a mere 5 minute drive from the city center. An ocean of experiences await you, so what are you waiting for? Check the availability by pressing ‘choose a date’ above.

Join this amazing fishing tour to the Robinson River which has the highest concentrations of migrating Arctic Char! The perfect place to set up a camp and fish until your heart's content. The Greenlandic name for this place is 'Angujaartorfiup Kuua' which loosely translates to 'the river where you haul fish', here the fish average at around 5-6 kg or 11-13 lbs! Kangerlussuaq has a huge fjord, stretching more than 170 kilometers, and a network of rivers and waterways feeds into it, attracting lots and lots of Arctic Char. We will travel along the fjord to somewhere around the middle right by the line of the Arctic Circle. The tour starts by driving in scenic backcountry to the harbour and then sailing about 40 km to our camping spot. Ashore you can select one of the five 2-person tents and gather your equipment, we will provide you with sleeping bag, food, a fishing license, rods and reels, but you have to buy the bait by the camp or bring your own. The glacial meltwater river offers lots of, sometimes lengthy, battles between fisher and fish. There are several good spots for fishing along the river and some places, one near a waterfall, a bite is pretty much guaranteed. But the bite is only the beginning! So go ahead and get ready for battle! You can book this tour by pressing 'Choose a date' above.

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.

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. 

Go kayaking amongst giant icebergs in the land of its invention! Kayaking was invented in the Arctic and it is a must do experience if you come here, to be so close to the ocean amongst gigantuan icebergs is a humbling and awe-inspiring experience. So why not go on a tour like this from a tiny Greenlandic settlement? We will start the tour by the restaurant H8, where there will be a safety briefing and introduction to the equipment and kayaking itself. This tour is available for all levels of experience. As soon as you've gotten comfortable with the kayak we will go in the water and do a bit of practice before we head out to the big Disko bay with the huge icebergs. We will keep a safe distance but you will get an experience you'll never forget. These waters also have the occasional whales! The wonderful and acrobatic humpbacks often swim right by the village and sometimes even the elusive giant Fin whale will show its enormous size.  We will be in the water for about 4 hours, with drysuits on, but it's still a good idea to wear wool underwear for warmth.

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.

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.

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.