Ilimanaq Lodge is reached by boat transport provided by World of Greenland. Transport price is not included in the nightly rate.
Is it the Gulf of Mexico? Tenerife? Nope. It is Ilulissat in North Greenland. Only the icebergs give away that this luxurious and private Ilimanaq Lodge is, in fact, in the Arctic.
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While other travellers are flooding the nearby tourism hub, Ilulissat, by the planeful, you will quickly wave goodbye to them as you sail 15 minutes toward secluded paradise.
Phone off. Feet up. This is what you have been waiting for. It is tempting to stay out on the terrace all night what with the stunning view, midnight sun and occasional whale friend, but luckily you get the same panorama from the loft bedroom furnished in a Greenlandic-Nordic fusion style.
Unlike its wilderness-based counterpart, Glacier Lodge Eqi[h], this exclusive lodge makes you neighbors with the 50-some Greenlandic residents of this small settlement, Ilimanaq, most of whom have been in on the project since the beginning. When you do decide to pop your head out of your cosy bungalow, you will meet them in the small historic museum, the restaurant and even to lunch in a private home, if you wish.
