Capturing the Aurora in Greenland
For many people visiting the Arctic and experiencing the northern lights for the first time, it quickly becomes an ambition to also capture this natural phenomenon in photos.
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With your feet on the glacier
If you get the chance to go to Greenland during the summer, you may find trekking trips, but not the ordinary trekking trips, you will have the opportunity to step on a glacier! I’ve mentioned before
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Greenlandic Sled Dogs
If you are in East Greenland or north of the Arctic Circle in West Greenland, you will almost certainly experience Greenlandic Sled Dogs in some way. Used for over 4000 years as the primary mode of transportation
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Sisimiut is amazing
Do you want an extreme adventure during winter in Greenland? Then Sisimiut is the place. This town has so much to offer! A history that goes 4500 years back, friendly people, souvenir shops, amazing cultural sights, and unforgettable tours! Sisimiut is a
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Get a fresh sigh in the old settlement Sermermiut
If you are planning a tour to Ilulissat in West Greenland, there are many places you’d like to visit, and I am pretty sure that spending a couple of hours in the old settlement called Sermermiut, is
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A Northern Lights myth from Greenland
As with the constellations of stars we see in the night sky, there are many, many myths about the magical Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis). Greenlanders call the Northern Lights “Arsarnerit”, which literally means “ball games”. Watch
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The magnificent Eternity Fjord near Maniitsoq
Those who have been there usually describe the Eternity Fjord near Maniitsoq in breathless and awed tones. “One of the most beautiful fjords in all of Greenland” is a common narrative, and I couldn’t wait
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Experience the new Unesco World Heritage Landscape of Aasivissuit- Nipisat
In 2018, Greenland got a new Unesco World Heritage landscape called “Aasivissuit- Nipisat: Inuit Hunting Ground between Ice and Sea“. As an Arctic Nature Guide I am very excited to be offering a wild trekking expedition in
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Iceberg highway – the Sermilik Fjord in East Greenland
Sitting and watching the icebergs in Greenland is one of the absolute highlights of any visit. However, it can be very difficult to detect their movement as you contemplate the vista, unless you speed it
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Visiting Greenland national museum
I wanted a last insight into the Greenlandic culture before going back to Norway, so I decided to go to the national museum. From the small visit I did, I got to see and experience Greenland
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My dumb ideas about transport in Nuuk
Before I moved to Nuuk, I had some dumb ideas about what life would be like there and planned accordingly. The first dumb idea was that I would ski to work. I knew that I
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A bit About Sisimiut – Part 1
There are many intriguing things to tell about the second largest town on the largest island on earth. With a population of 6000 people and 1000 sled dogs, Sisimiut – a 264-year-old town, has plenty of
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Long-johns and a hat! How to pack for summer-adventures in Greenland
Didn’t expect to be needing a fluffy sweater and long-johns for your summer vacation? Great news, my mistakes will now come in handy as I’m here to help you pack the most necessary and unexpected
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Dried meat and fish
My favorite Greenlandic food is dried reindeer meat. The hunting season for reindeers is in August to October and many families make sure to fill up the freezer to cover good meat for the rest of the year.
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Ski slope – Nuuk
I love this time of year in Greenland! Especially at the ski slope in Nuuk where I spent most of my childhood free time. I always say that I grew up outdoors, at the soccer field during
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Guided hikes in Greenland
The nature in Greenland is huge and so amazing. Just up the hill and you will feel the silence and be one with the great nature. There are many marked hiking trails in Greenland, and
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Shopping in Nuuk
It’s Saturday morning and we have decided to spend a day shopping in Nuuk. We start our day of shopping in Nuuk Center (abbreviated NC), which is the largest shopping center with more than 25
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Winter wonderland
Greenland in March is amazing It can be a bit cold still but the sun is there, so we´ve got longer days and many amazing winter excursions. The evenings can be magical! With the northern lights dancing above the town,
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The Inuit Culture in the Arctic
Inuit means “the people” in the Greenlandic language. The term refers to a group of culturally similar indigenous people inhabiting Alaska (including North Slope and Little Diomede Island), most of northern Canada (especially in the territories of Nunavut, Nunavik, Quebec, Northwest Territories, Nunatsiavut,
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Flying above Greenland – one of the most scenic flights
I love being above the clouds on a flight, no matter which destination I have. I love having a window seat when its a shorter flight, so I can look out the sky and feel the
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The beauty of East Greenland
Wanna see what beauty really is? Visit East Greenland! The nature is just amazing and I have no words to describe the feeling so I simply suggest you go there yourself! I really rarely promise anything, but
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Lille Malene for the summer soul!
When you have the opportunity to enjoy nature next to the corner, you just have to do it! It was Saturday and some of my friends wanted to have some outdoor activities, so we decided
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Greenlandic Music – Nanook
If you’ve never listened to music from Greenland, you are missing out! Greenland is home to many amazing musicians, but my favourite by far is the band Nanook. Back in the days of cassette tapes,
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Sailing to the Nuuk Icefjord
Greenland is well known for being this rough remote place with long and harsh winters, so is it even worth traveling to here in the winter?
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