Historical Tours

Embark on this fully guided snowshoe hike along the Icefjord Kangia coastline. En route you will be gazing over the eminent Ilulissat Icefjord, that will provide you with breathtaking views and conquer steep mountainsides. This excursion is for anyone looking to explore the wonders of the Arctic, from the Icefjord to the Sermermiut Valley. Your adventure begins in the office of World of Greenland, where you will be introduced to your guide. From here you and your fellow explorers will be transferred to the old quarry, located in the outskirts of Ilulissat. Tie your snowshoes and let's venture out on the slopes! This route takes us past Holm's Hill, where the inhabitants of Ilulissat welcomes the sun every year on January 13th. On top of Holms Hill, you will be able to spot the sun, illuminating the horizon with its orange and red nuances. We will enjoy our lunch here, so you can enjoy the spell-binding view. En route you will feel the unforgiving arctic cold bite your cheeks, and you will be overwhelmed by the silence and peacefulness that dominates the area. Next destination of the day, takes you to the viewpoint Nakkaavik, also known as ''The old ladies gorge". Here we will enjoy a well-deserved cup of something hot! Nakkaavik was used by the Inuit for sacrificing the elders. The last destination of the day is the Sermermiut settlement, where you will be able to see traces of different Inuit cultures, in the form of ruins - if the ruins are not covered in snow! When we reach the heliport, transfer to Ilulissat will be waiting for us.  Do not hesitate to join this exciting and challenging excursion along the Kangia coastline! Check the booking availability by pressing 'Choose a date' above.

Join us for a cosy evening of storytelling! We will be diving deep into ancient Inuit myths and legends, tasting local commodities and in the winter, keeping an eye out for the dancing northern lights. This tour is for you who would like to know more about Greenlandic culture, Inuit religion and the Inuits close relationship with nature. On the top of a small mountain, you will find our cosy turf cottage. If it's snowing, you will get to snowshoe up the little hill! In the hut, you can get comfortable and cosy in our furry blankets made of Greenlandic fauna. Once you are settled in and you have wrapped yourself in soft caribou and muskox, our storyteller will tell you ancient myths and legends.  These stories have been alive since the Inuits first arrived in Greenland and have been kept alive by passing them on for generations.   Greenlandic myths and legends are known for making your eyeballs roll of excitement! This is an outstanding chance to delve into the ancient Inuit culture and hear more about what life was like, before the colonisation. During the storytelling, your guide will serve tea and coffee and Greenlandic commodities, such as seal, dried fish and raw whale skin. Furthermore, you will get experience and taste the phenomenon of Greenlandic coffee! A well-mixed blend of whisky, kahlúa, Grand Marnier, hot coffee and whipped cream! Come along and bring your fellow explorers! Check the booking availability by pressing 'Choose a date' above.

Explore several historically and culturally significant sites in the beauty of the Uuummannaq fjord. On this tour you will travel by boat and go on land at several different locations, as the captain shares his knowledge, and tells stories of the areas and their significance. You will head out from the port of Uummannaq, towards the Nuussuaq peninsula and the old settlement of Qilakitsoq where you go ashore and explore the area. Qilakitsoq is the site at which the 8, 500 year old, world famous mummies of Greenland were found, here you will travel back in time and learn about the conditions of life 500 years ago.  After visiting the Qilakitsoq site, you will head onwards to the abandoned settlement of Uummannatsiaq. There you'll enjoy the included lunch sitting amongst the old abandoned houses, creating a chilling atmosphere as the captain tells stories of tragedy and prosperity in the early 1900's. When your belly is satisfied, you will start a short hike up the mountain, where the Greenlandic wildlife thrives. Arctic foxes, hares and various birds are possible sightings if you keep your eyes open.  After the hike, it's time to continue by boat to the Great Island, which is well known for its rich amounts of berries, and aptly named Paarnat - "The berries" hereafter. Here you'll go and collect some juicy crowberries and the mouth-watering blueberries, which ripen in August and throughout most of September. This will also be accompanied by a good Crowberry Schnaps, a luscious alcoholic drink, that'll warm you up from your toes to your fingertips.  From here it's time to head back to Uummannaq, where the voyage will take you past several spectacular waterfalls, gushing down from more than a 150 meters. There is always a chance of seeing whales, seals and various seabirds as you sail along the fjord, so look out for bursts of water vapour and small black heads curiously popping above the surface of the water. The full tour takes around 8 hours, which you'll leave with unforgettable memories, so what are you waiting for? Check the availability by pressing 'Choose a date' above.

Would you like to spice up your Ilulissat adventure? Then come along on this enchanting extended excursion to the Sermermiut Valley, where Inuit ruins and magical surroundings are waiting to be explored by you! On this extended Sermermiut walk, we will delve deeper into the history of Sermermiut and explore hidden Inuit treasures and secrets! The first stop of the day will take you approximately one and a half kilometers south of Ilulissat, to the ruins of the ancient Sermermiut settlement. Sermermiut has been inhabited by different Inuit cultures and was first inhabited around 4000 years ago. The ruins are beautifully situated in the Sermermiut valley and due to its history and beauty, the area crowned a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You and your fellow explorers will meet your guide at the World of Greenland office. From Ilulissat, you and your fellow explorers will follow a wooden walkway. The wooden walkway is surrounded by endless miles of untouched arctic tundra, situated with a mesmerizing view of the Icefjord.  While walking the wooden walkway, let the arctic winds slip through your hair and enjoy the magical and mesmerizing surroundings. When arriving in the settlement of Sermermiut, the guide will tell you everything you would like to know about the Inuit culture and the area’s history. Explore the turf ruins and touch the permafrost, resting on the grounds. From Sermermiut we will continue to the viewpoint, Nakkaavik. Nakkaavik means ‘The place to fall’ and has one of the most enchanting views in all of Ilulissat.  Here your guide of the day will serve tea and coffee and tell you the history of Nakkavik, while you enjoy the enchanting surroundings. As this is an extended your adventure continues! We set the course towards Seqinniarfik and en route the guide will show you all the historical sites, that can be hard to find with the bare eye. You will get to explore ancient Inuit graves, where you can find the remaining corpses. Seqinniarfik means ‘The place where we welcome the sun’ and every year on January 13th the locals of Ilulissat welcome the sun back after the long polar night with songs at Seqinniarfik. It is a must when visiting Ilulissat, to explore the beautiful Sermermiut settlement, so tie your hiking boots and bring your inner explorer! Check the booking availability by pressing 'Choose a date' above. 

Go on an exploration adventure by boat to the abandoned settlement of Akulliit!  The settlement was founded in 1856, and was then abandoned in 1963, but the citizens of Qasigiannguit still hold the place dear in their hearts. In 2006 they even had a great party there to celebrate its 150th year anniversary even though it was abandoned long ago. The eerie atmosphere gives quite a thrill as you explore the old houses, and the guide can tell lots of ghost stories and myths to make it even more exciting to wander among the colourful former homes.  On the way to the settlement there are chances of spotting all kinds of sea mammals, especially seals, which Qasigiannguit is well known for. Its name actually means the small spotted seals! There is plenty of tea and coffee to warm you up after your chilling experience of exploring this once, great settlement, so what are you waiting for? Go check the availability for this tour by clicking 'Choose a date' above.

Explore and investigate this archaeological find of an old settlement of the Saqqaq culture! You will sail to a place called Qeqertasussuk where the ruins were discovered in 1983 and later an excavation took place in 1984. The ruins of this settlement are one of the oldest finds in Greenland.  The permafrost has done a great job of preserving these finds, and you can clearly see some of the tools and which ways of living were in play back then. The guide will tell you more about the find as well as the ways of the Saqqaq culture. If you're interested in archaeology or want more historical insight into the Inuit culture, then this is the tour for you! On the way there you will sail amongst icebergs and in the waters of whales, so keep a lookout! Check the availability by pressing 'Choose a date' above.

Come along this tour, discovering the hidden corners and gems of Ilulissat city! This tour is for anyone curious for what life 300 kilometers above the arctic circle is like, and how Ilulissat has come to be, by learning about its past. Ilulissat was founded in 1741, and is today Greenlands third largest town, with over 4500 inhabitants. Ilulissat was named after the many wonders of ice, floating around in the Icefjord and means iceberg.   Your guide of the day will tell you the story of Ilulissat, about the Greenlandic culture and the modern life 300 kilometers above the arctic circle. While strolling through town, we will stop by the local fish market ’’brættet’’’, pass the arctic explorer Knud Rasmussen's childhood home and the old wooden Zion church. This is much more than a stroll through Ilulissat, as you will uncover the town's many secrets. Tie your hiking boots and bring a smile for this lovely Ilulissat discovery. Check the booking availability by pressing “Choose a date” above.

Step right up to join this tour to the mythical and abandoned town, Kangeq! This tour is for anyone who would like to travel back in time and explore what Greenland was like, before the industrialisation. An abandoned whaling village stands in complete silence, waiting to be explored with its ruins from ancient migrate waves and its colorful houses from the late colonial period. Kangeq has been inhabited for hundreds of years until 1972. When going ashore the colourful town, you will be met with a balming, yet haunting silence, as the houses lay abandoned. Explore the cores of the buildings, that display the modest and harsh living conditions in 1900. Walk in a 40-year silence, while exploring traces of vanished ages and Inuit settlements. Be on the lookout for humpback whales, that are famous for residing in the neighbouring seas of the abandoned village. If you are lucky, you’ll meet one of the arctic wild lives, that resides in the town! But Kangeq is not only famous for being abandoned. Neighbouring the town is the Island of Hope. The island of hope was established by the missionary Hans Egede before Egede colonized Nuuk. This tour is on our boat “Ice Force Two”. This is a small open POCA boat. The boat is specially made for the Greenlandic conditions and is a favourite among local hunters and fishermen. Tie your hiking boots and bring your camera, for this adventure exploring the ghost town Kangeq! Check the booking availability by pressing ''Choose a date'' above.

Explore the streets of Uummannaq with a local guide, who will give you an introduction to both modern and traditional life in this part of the world - 450 km. north of the Arctic circle.  Meet us at the pontoon bridge in front of the hospital, where the guide will be waiting. The guide will give a brief introduction to the tour before we will be headed to the church. From the church, we will walk around the streets of Uummannaq. Uummannaq and the surrounding area has a long and rich history dating back to the first people who lived here a thousand years. In the 1700's it was a whaling town, which brought both merchants and missionaries to the town as well. We will visit some of the old colonial houses, that were used for storage by the whalers. When we have walked for a while, we will find a nice spot to rest our legs and enjoy a cup of coffee or tea along with some cookies. After the rest, we will continue with renewed energy on the last bit of the tour. Along with the historical aspect, the guide will also tell about the modern life - this is not only a walk in Uummannaq town but a walk to the heart of Greenlandic culture.  We will end the tour with the guide performing traditional Greenlandic drum dance - something you have to experience! Be prepared, this might not be the last time you visit Uummannaq, because there is an old saying: When you visit Uummannaq you will lose a piece of your heart to the place and this will make you ever longing return. Check availability and book your tour by pressing 'Chose a date' above. 

Join on a combined tour of two of Nuuks best and most interesting sites: the beautiful and architecturally interesting buildings of Greenland Institute of Natural Resources and Ilimmarfik University of Greenland. The tour will focus on the displayed art and architecture of the two buildings, both decorated by internationally recognized artists Aka Høegh and Anne-Birthe Hove.   The guide Kitte Witting, Communications Officer at the Institute from 2009 – 2013 and main researcher on the exhibition opened in 2013, will inform about the science and history behind the Institute of Natural Resource, who´s finest task is to monitor the natural resources of Greenland with the purpose of advising the government on sustainable harvest.   The exhibition Paasisaqarusuppunga, Science and Society – officially opened in 2013. The exhibition ties the building together and inspires the visitor to explore the architectural landscape while learning about the history of science in Greenland starting with the Danish cleric and Naturalist Otto Fabricius. It displays his outstanding work as a humanist and scientist that was the basis of the world-famous Fauna Groenlandica, published 1790. It also displays the “Plankton Cloud” which creates an impressive view into the otherwise invisible microworld of the sea and the shell of the world´s biggest bivalve, that lived approximately 83 million years ago.   We then walk to the neighbouring building Ilimmarfik that houses the University of Greenland and the National Archives Groenlandica. Ilimmarfik was finished 10 years after the Institute. The building is decorated by Aka Høegh and Anne Birthe Hove and contains artwork of Julie Edel Hardenberg a.o. After the tour, you can buy lunch or have a coffee and cake in the canteen of Ilimmarfik, which offers a spectacular view over the fiord to the landmark of Nuuk, Sermitsiaq Mountain.   The tour will take up to 2 hours. There are plenty of possibilities to sit and rest during the tour while listening to the stories and facts of the buildings, the art and the scientific work of the Natural Institute and the University of Greenland.   See availability and book your tour by clicking 'Choose a date' above and experience a whole other side of Nuuk.

Would you like to know more about how climate change has affected North Greenland? Then sail with us to the settlement of Saattut, north of Uummannaq. There you will meet and talk with a few local hunters, where the guide will ask and translate their stories, about how much has changed just in the past 2 decades. After a few conversations, you will go NorthWest towards the glaciers in Itilliarsuup Kangerlua, where you can clearly see, on the rockfaces, where the ice has retreated from. It is an endearing tour that'll awe you in its beauty and give you a deeper understanding of the Arctic life and the changes that have come upon them. 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.

Experience the serenity of the Ikerasak settlement, just 36 km south of Uummannaq. You will be sailing in the comfort of a Targa, with the ability to sit both inside and outside the boat. Ikerasak has a population of 234, and is a great example of a typical settlement but with great hunting and fishing opportunities. The area is well known for its halibut and catfish as well as the reindeer and musk ox that roam the backcountry of the settlement. The local school has around 30 pupils, whom in the winter time love to play ball games in the lake nearby. Several of the buildings in Ikerasak are from the 1850's, creating an atmosphere of travelling back in time. Sailing in the Uuummanaq fjord means that with a bit of luck, you can spot whales along the way! 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.

You will be guided around the hilly streets of Uummannaq, going by the museum, which contains artifacts from the famously discovered Qilakitsoq mummies as well as lots of other historically significant objects. Thereafter you will go to the church, and check out the well preserved, traditionally built, huts made from rock and turf. These type of homes were common up until th 50's and some were even in use until the 80's.  Along the walk, your guide will tell stories about how the Inuit used to live as well as life in Greenland today. Walking amongst the colourful houses, you will eventually end up at the highest point in the city, with a great overview of the fiord, where the icebergs are gathered and the tall peaks of the Nuussuaq Peninsula mountains.

Join this full day adventure for a unique glimpse of the nature of the Uummannaq fjord system and its historical and cultural sites. The day starts off with a trip to Qilakitsoq, the place of the most significant find of the famous Qilakitsoq mummies, the guide will tell you about the discovery of these amazingly well preserved 500 year old mummies before you move on to the "Desert of Uummannaq". This place has the vibe of landing on a different planet, it is littered with billion year old rocks and life seems non-existant on this patch of pure barrennes. The colours are sure to keep you in awe. After the desert, you continue the sailing along the fjord, where whales, seals and icebergs in all kinds of shapes and sizes, will be in your surroundings. You will be sailing towards a 1 kilometer tall sheer vertical rockface, thereafter followed by a visit to the settlement of Saattut, with a population of about 229 it is a tiny community, with a pleasant and relaxed atmosphere. Here, most are fishermen and hunters, just as it was when the place was first settled upon, but modern life is creeping in and it is very interesting to see the slow mix of this traditional lifestyle with modern amenities. After Saattut, you will head back towards Uummannaq, having experienced many of the best and most interesting sites of the Uummannaq Fjord. 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.

Explore the incredible abandoned settlement of Qilakitsoq, where one of Greenlands most significant cultural discoveries were made! 8 well preserved 500 year old mummies were found and now famously reside in the National Museum of Greenland, in Nuuk. These mummies brought great insights to the way of life back then, especially to the clothing and tools.  It is still possible to see some of the graves and ruins, however, please be aware of the cultural significance of this place and treat it with respect as you would any other cemetary and don't touch or move any relicts you might come across. To learn more about the mummies, you can visit the museum of Uummannaq. 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.

Go on a quick day adventure to the old settlement of Saattut situated just 23 km east of Uummannaq. The settlement has about 235 inhabitants, with its own church, school, fish factory, shop and kindergarden. Here, time stands still, you can still experience the way of life as it was more than a houndred years ago, situated just half an hours boat ride from Uummannaq. When you arrive you'll have 45 min to an hour exploring the settlement with your guide. During the tour, the guide, will serve coffee and tea, as you wander through the coziest of places. 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.

Let a local guide take you on a historic walk through Qeqertarsuaq. The village of Qeqertarsuaq is one of the oldest settlements in Greenland, dating back to 1773. Today there are around 1000 inhabitants. On this trip, you will learn about the local history, the guide will take you to all of the places that are worth a visit. You will hear about how daily life has changed through time. Most of the city's inhabitants still work with hunting and fishing and live a life that might be very different from what people from big cities know. The guide can tell you local stories, introduce you to the people and show you all the interesting sights.    Check the availability by pressing "Choose a date" above and book your trip today.

Join this historic hike through the streets of Aasiaat town, of charming houses in different colours surrounded by breathtaking scenery. After meeting point of your own choosing, you will meet your guide for the tour. With a short introduction, you will learn about the background of this amazing town. With approximately 3115 inhabitants Aasiaat is the 5th biggest town in Greenland, and 2 small settlements adding up to 250. A town that has evolved throughout time combining traditional life with the modernized living of electronics and expansion. The name in the Greenlandic language means 'The place of spiders', why it was given that name is still not certain, but the saying is that the place was full of spiders before people inhabited the area. You set the pace on this walk through town as the many sights of scenic views of dogs chained outside the houses and the fantastic view across the fjord will leave you breathless. Many travellers come to Aasiaat in the search for the magnificent wildlife at sea, which the most commonly seen is the humpback whale. The humpback whales come to the area to feed on small fish Chaplin. Seals are also often spotted from land, a curious little creature that sneaks a peek when coming up to the water surface for air. Come on this stunning hike through Aasiaat town and explore every corner of hidden wonders. Learn about the Inuit people and see the many beautiful exhibitions in the local museum and the stunning interior of the church. See availability by pressing 'Choose a date' above and book your trip today.

Come along this ride to Kelly Ville research facility! An adventure for you who like to explore remote and mysterious destinations. You will be taken back and forth from Kangerlussuaq to Kelly ville. Kelly Ville is a small settlement, situated approximately 12 kilometres from Kangerlussuaq. The research facility is run by the International Center for Geospace studies and was constructed in 1983. The remote situation of the research facility, will wake your curiosity as you venture out of Kangerlussuaq’s dirt roads. The station was relocated twice, before settling in Kangerlussuaq. The station is used to study the upper atmosphere with its huge antenna. At Kelly Ville you might be lucky to meet one of the 5 employees with different nationalities, that are stationed there all year round, while scientists and grad students come by for short periods. It is quite interesting to see the facilities and learn about the research that is going on. The appearance of the station is also very fascinating, as it looks like research facility located on Mars with its desert surroundings. Tie your hiking boots and bring your curiosity for this Kelly Ville exploration! Check the booking availability by pressing ''Choose a date'' above.

Experience every aspect of Kangerlussuaq on this adventure taking place on land, sea and mountain tops. This tour is for you who would like experience the very best of Kangerlussuaq’s specialities – this is an adventure for every explorer! You will from the ocean experience Kangerlussuaq fjord, traveling further out to experience the desert like climate. This is a place sore for the eyes with the smell of the sea salt and fresh breezes. With only the noise of water splashing and birds flying above, makes this a truly amazing experience to soothe all your senses. You will be traveling out Kangerlussuaq fjord, where you will be able to see its massive magnificence. You and your fellow explorers will be continuing to Kelly Ville, a small settlement approximately 12 kilometers from the airport. Kelly Ville is also known as Sondrestrom Upper Atmospheric Research Facility. The research facility is run by the. International Center for Geospace studies and was constructed in 1983, with the American remains from the second World War. After you are done exploring Kelly Ville, the adventure will be followed with a drive to the top of Tacan Mountain, located south of Kangerlussuaq. Here you can enjoy a beautiful outlook over the landscape with a view to the saltwater lake, where the sun reflects perfectly across the water surface. Your journey continues to the Blackridge Mountain known for its many bird species nesting. After a short stop at the Blackridge we will head down to the great Lake Ferguson. The lake used to be the source for freshwater to the airbase and town but has since been damaged when the Watson River flooded over in 2012. 1900 acres’ surface area is hard to miss, and is definitely worth a visit. The tour can be combined with other destinations and can be chosen in the booking process. Join this trip back in time, all you have to do is put on your hiking boots and bring along your camera. Check out the booking availability by pressing ‘’Choose a date’’ above and book your trip today.

Join on this guided tour to get an insight into Nuuk's long and interesting history. You will walk around in the city and explore different hidden corners with a professional guide, eager to share his knowledge and stories of the city. You will meet with your guide in one of the selected pickup points. This walk will take you to the Herrnhut Mission House - a beautifully well kept red building from 1733 in the southern parts of Nuuk with a look over the fjord, islands and mountains. Here you will hear about how the Hernhut missionaries from this house operated on the west coast of Greenland. Furthermore the area is well known for its Hernhut ruins. Do not hesitate to join on this lovely hike back in time around with stories and beautiful views. Click "Choose a date" to check the availability and book your tour.

Let an eager and knowledgeable guide take you on a historical tour through Greenland's colorful capital, Nuuk. On this tour the guide will walk you through the capital and let you explore a long gone time of dense history. The tour starts from the colonial harbor with its old, cozy buildings. Here you among others find the National History Museum. From here we will make our way over to the beautiful red Annaassisitta Oqaluffia Church located next to the statue of Hans Egede. You will get an insight to the city's development and be introduced to the many historical buildings and their use along with the newer parts of the city. You will get the history of the obvious buildings that you see, but also be introduce to places that are hidden to the bare eye. Here the guide will share his excellent local knowledge and stories with you. The tour will continue to a more modern part of town, as you will be led over to the Greenland's parliament and Nuuk's Town Hall. In both of these locations we will have a look into the buildings if they are open at the time. Do not hesitate to join on this lovely historical walk in Nuuk packed with stories and beautiful views. Click "Choose a date" to check the availability and book your tour.

Join on this guided tour to get an insight into Nuuk's culture and interesting history. You will walk around in the city and explore hidden gems with a professional guide, eager to share his knowledge and stories from the city. You will meet with your guide at Atuagkat Book Store, which is located in the heart of Nuuk. From here you will walk through Noorlernut and arrive at the Herrnhut Mission House - a beautifully well kept red building from 1733 in the southern parts of Nuuk with a look over the fjord, islands and mountains. Here you will hear about how the Hernhut missionaries from this house operated on the west coast of Greenland. Next stop of the day will be Entreprenørdalen (entrepreneur valley). Here you will visit the local handicraft atelier. Local artists use the atelier, to carve the traditional Tupilaks and create Greenlandic inspired arts. Do not hesitate to join on this lovely cultural walk around Nuuk packed with stories and beautiful views. Click "Choose a date" to check the availability and book your tour.

Have your own personal guide showing you around the city for half a day. With a personal guide by your side, you are sure to explore, experience and examine the best of wonderful Nuuk. Nuuk offers a wide range of shopping opportunities, history and is a great gastronomic getaway! Let the guide show you the hidden gems and hidden corners of Nuuk. Do not hesitate to join on this lovely tour in Nuuk packed with stories and beautiful views. Click "Choose a date" to book your trip.

Join on this guided tour to get an insight into Nuuk's long and interesting history. You will walk around in the city and explore different hidden corners with a professional guide, eager to share his knowledge and stories from the city. You will meet with your guide at Hotel Seamans Home in Nuuk, with is located by the harbor. From here you will walk to through the area called Entreprenørdalen (entrepreneur valley). The guide will walk you through the history of the city and this area. This walk will take you to the Herrnhut Mission House - a beautifully well kept red building from 1747 in the southern parts of Nuuk with a look over the fjord, islands and mountains. Here you will hear about how the Hernhut missionaries from this house operated on the west coast of Greenland. Do not hesitate to join on this lovely Saturday walk around Nuuk packed with stories and beautiful views. Click "Choose a date" to check the availability and book your tour.

The adventure takes you east of Tasiilaq. When sailing this route you will experience the beautiful landscape of East Greenland with all its majestic peaky mountains and deep fjords with drifting icebergs. Be on the look out for humpback whales playing hide and seek between the waves. When sailing in these waters there might be a chance to spot some of the beautiful sea mammals like humpback whales and seals playing in the water as well as Polarbears. The mission of the day, is to reacg Bluie East Two (BE-2) airbase. In the middle of the beautiful valley between tall, grey mountains a huge pile of red, rusted fuel drums appear, as a scar on the natural surface. These are the remains of the abandoned US airbase Bluie East Two from second World War. The airbase was operational from 1942 to 1947. The airbase has been abandoned since the 1950's and today the remains are still there; rusted vehicles, fuel drums and ruins of houses. This is one of the radar stations that the US military set up during Second World War and the radar station itself closed down in the early 1990's. Coming to this place is like entering a ghost town and it will also give you a feeling of how fragile the Greenlandic nature actually is and how long time the degradation of metal takes. If you are interested in exploring the beautiful nature and history of the area, do not hesitate to join on this interesting adventure. Check availability and book your trip by clicking on "Choose a date" above.

Join us at the meeting point at the harbor and let us take you for a lovely exploring of Tasiilaq and the towns beautiful surroundings. The tour will be led by an experienced guide, that knows the town and its history, like the palm of his own hands - both facts and local stories is to be heard. We will stroll through the town, while visiting all the interesting sights. You will be exminating the museum and we will stop at the best viewpoints to enjoy the picturesque scenery. At the view points, capture moments through photography that will last a life time. Next stop of the day will be beginning of the flower valley and on the way to the lovely paradise, we will pass the graveyard and sled dog packs. The tour includes entrance to the museum, where the guide will tell you about the history of the area. Furthermore we will stop by the lovely local souvenir shop Skæven, that offers a wide range of local Greenlandic art, handmade jewelry, sealskin products and greenlandic culture. It is a very cozy boutique, that are worth visting. If you are visiting Tasiilaq do not hesitate to join on this little adventure with an experienced guide, who can tell you everything about the area. See booking availability by pressing "Choose a date" above.