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Greenland experienced by others
Read visitors’ personal experiences from Greenland.
The 13 Best Viewpoints in Ilulissat
Ilulissat is the third largest town in Greenland, and the iceberg capital of the country. The spectacular Ilulissat icefjord finishes just behind town and spills out natural sculptures of ice into the bay around Ilulissat. This means that there is hardly a viewpoint in the city which does not have a backdrop of majestically floating icebergs.
Experiencing South Greenland: hot springs, fjords and mountains. Lots of mountains.
As one of the largest masses of ice on earth is located at the heart of the country, I’ve always wondered why Greenland is called Greenland. Especially when flying over its enormous ice plain, I can’t help but wonder.
Conan O’Brien in Greenland
One of America’s favourite talk show hosts, Conan O’Brien, recently took a tour of Greenland following President Trump’s interest in the country.
Colourful Nuuk: The city break with a difference
Here are our 7 reasons that Nuuk is a city break with a difference
Amazing Places & Nature Phenomena
Get inspired by the beauty of unique places in Greenland and it’s spectacular nature and wildlife.
The 13 Best Viewpoints in Ilulissat
Ilulissat is the third largest town in Greenland, and the iceberg capital of the country. The spectacular Ilulissat icefjord finishes just behind town and spills out natural sculptures of ice into the bay around Ilulissat. This means that there is hardly a viewpoint in the city which does not have a backdrop of majestically floating icebergs.
7 things to do in bad weather in Greenland
It’s no secret that Greenland is not really a sun, sea and sand destination. Although we do have all three of those things (most of the time!), people don’t come to sunbathe.
Experiencing South Greenland: hot springs, fjords and mountains. Lots of mountains.
As one of the largest masses of ice on earth is located at the heart of the country, I’ve always wondered why Greenland is called Greenland. Especially when flying over its enormous ice plain, I can’t help but wonder.
5 places in Greenland you won’t want to share
These five locations will make an offline traveller out of you, as they are simply too good to share.
Get Active in Greenland
Explore exciting activities and sports in Greenland.
5 places in Greenland you won’t want to share
These five locations will make an offline traveller out of you, as they are simply too good to share.
Spa Culture the South Greenland Way
We all know the usual suspects in a spa – a trickling water fountain running over smooth stones, a CD lulling ‘Sounds of the Forest II’, a hot jacuzzi to sink into and, of course, loads of green plants to purify the air.
Meet the explorers: “When real life is fake”
Cross the Greenland Ice Sheet, kayak in the wilderness for a week, or climb the highest mountain in Greenland. How will you test your limits?
A day in Ilulissat and how it earned the nickname I-luv-lissat
It’s not hard to understand why Ilulissat is the most popular travelers’ destination in Greenland. The name of the town literally translates to ‘Icebergs’, but adventurers at heart long time ago have nicknamed it Iluvlissat!
Top lists & Tips for your stay
We have collected a set of recommendations and practical tips for your stay in Greenland.
7 things to do in bad weather in Greenland
It’s no secret that Greenland is not really a sun, sea and sand destination. Although we do have all three of those things (most of the time!), people don’t come to sunbathe.
5 Top Tips for Photographing the Midnight Sun
Don’t miss out on this expert advice from local photographer Vagn Hansen. Here he shares his top tips for getting the best shot of the midnight sun.
5 Reasons It’s Worth It To Visit The Most Isolated Town In Greenland
I was fortunate enough to be the 13th person in 2017 to visit Ittoqqortoormiit in East Greenland. Known as the most remote inhabited community in the western hemisphere with only 373 inhabitants, Ittoqqortoormiit is located above the Arctic circle at the mouth of the largest fjord system in the world.
One night in Ilimanaq
A night or two at the Ilimanaq Lodge is the perfect jumping-off point for travelers who may find themselves in Ilulissat with only a few days to explore the surrounding fjord.
Culture, history & local knowledge
Read about Greenlandic culture, history and practical advices from locals.
7 things to do in bad weather in Greenland
It’s no secret that Greenland is not really a sun, sea and sand destination. Although we do have all three of those things (most of the time!), people don’t come to sunbathe.
5 reasons why Nuuk is the best kept secret Christmas getaway
Spend December in the snow-covered capital of Greenland where Christmas warmth is guaranteed in the winter darkness.
Nuuk Nordic Festival: Nordic Ambitions and Arctic Atmosphere
You don’t have to be an art connoisseur to enjoy the biggest culture festival in Greenland that takes place every two years in the capital. Nuuk Nordic Culture Festival always offers heart warm hospitality and an extravaganza of experiences for all visitors.
5 places in Greenland you won’t want to share
These five locations will make an offline traveller out of you, as they are simply too good to share.
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Read articles written by our partners, who offer experiences in Greenland.
Conan O’Brien in Greenland
One of America’s favourite talk show hosts, Conan O’Brien, recently took a tour of Greenland following President Trump’s interest in the country.
In the spotlight: Tasermiut South Greenland Specialists
Get active in South Greenland and experience some of the Arctic’s most magnificent natural wonders in one place.
In the spotlight: Quark Expeditions
When you embrace the authentic adventure of expedition travel to Greenland, you can experience the wildlife, the landscape, the past and the present—all in one trip.
In the spotlight: Natural World Safaris
Not many places in the world are as remote and pristine as East Greenland, a place where few people live and even fewer visit. We look at eight reasons why you should explore the nature, wildlife and culture of this region.
