Luxury Overnight in Iliminaq settlement | West Greenland

Experience the authentic charm of a Greenlandic village with just 50 residents during a 2-day, 1-night luxury retreat at Ilimanaq Lodge. This exclusive getaway offers an intimate glimpse into a way of life deeply rooted in the Arctic landscape and shaped by fishing and hunting traditions.

Your adventure begins with a scenic boat ride from Ilulissat, where you will glide past towering icebergs at the mouth of the UNESCO-listed Icefjord. Keep an eye out for whales navigating the nutrient-rich waters. As you approach Ilimanaq, you will spot the De Luxe Bungalows, perched on a cliff overlooking Disko Bay – your home for the night. It is a perfect overnight stay with a sea view where whales and icebergs are often guests.

These modern, eco-friendly, solar-powered cabins offer private bathrooms, floor-to-ceiling windows, and individual balconies with uninterrupted views of the water. Your stay includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner at the gourmet Restaurant Egede, located in a beautifully restored 1741 colonial building. Savor dishes like freshly caught Arctic char and Greenlandic lamb, crafted with local ingredients and modern techniques, all in an atmosphere rich with history.

During your visit, you can join the guided 4 hours guided Tundra hike. We will hike through the Arctic tundra and enjoy the views of Icebargs and Disko bay. If we are lucky we will have a chance to spot arctic foxes, snow hares or even a musk ox.

The rest of the time is yours to enjoy at your own pace. You can choose to hike through the surrounding landscape, or simply unwind on your private balcony watching local fishermen in their small boats, marveling at the icebergs, and trying to spot passing humpback whales.

Check-out from the lodge is at 10:00.

For your chance to connect with the timeless rhythms of life in a remote Arctic village, select your preferred travel dates and click 'Book Now'.

Please choose transportation times in the booking process.

Additional Information

• Pack layered clothing to stay comfortable in changing conditions. Ideally, include a thermal underwear layer (top and bottom), an activity layer (such as hiking pants and a shirt), an insulation layer (like a fleece or down jacket), and a windproof outer layer (top and bottom). While you may not need all layers every day, it is important to have them on hand. Always bring a windproof jacket, regardless of the weather. Keep in mind, that it is often colder at sea than on land, and the wind from the boat’s movement can make it feel even chillier.
• Warm hat, gloves, buff or scarf, gloves
• Sunglasses, sunscreen and sun hat
• Camera
• Day pack
• Water bottle

Our customers are the foundation of Guide to Greenland so we make great efforts to provide you with the best possible service.
We are located in Greenland and cooperate with everyone involved in the Greenlandic tourism industry. We are therefore perfectly placed to quickly react to changes or new wishes you may have to ensure you have the trip of a lifetime.

BOOK EARLY
The earlier you book your trip, the better the prices will be, and the more likely you will be able to book the tour you want for the dates/times you want.

Package tours can be sold out more than half a year in advance (note that Guide to Greenland does not include international flights in packages, except where indicated from Iceland or Denmark).

Day trips may sell out closer to your arrival date, but for popular destinations, certain dates/times can also sell out months in advance. We recommend that you secure all of your experiences by booking them well in advance of your trip.

CANCELLATIONS
All cancellations must be made via e-mail.

Although Guide to Greenland is committed to ensuring the best protection and service for our customers in the event of a cancellation, we are obliged to charge cancellation fees. This is in accordance with Greenland travel industry business practices. Details can be found in our general cancellation policy.