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The Northeast Greenland National Park is the world’s largest National Park with unspoiled, pristine wilderness and unique Arctic wildlife.
Traditional culture and endless icebergs lie at the edge of the Ice Sheet and the Sermilik Fjord in the settlement Tiilerilaaq.
Tall mountains, perfect hiking valleys, and extreme snow hide one of the best-kept secrets of East Greenland – the small settlement of Kuummiut.
Experience a small, close-knit community who rely on each other and a bounty of arctic wildlife to flourish in Siorapaluk.
As the only place in the country where you can go river fishing for salmon, in Kapisillit you can easily lose yourself for a few days soaking
Set amidst a small fishing settlement, a gourmet restaurant and luxury lodge accommodation lie just across the Ilulissat Icefjord in Ilimanaq
Have an authentic experience in this unspoilt town close to a 150 km fjord where there is ample opportunity to discover Kangaatsiaq’s wildlife.
Come to Qaanaaq and leave with memories of majestic nature and incredible hospitality from the northernmost town.
Upernavik is a prime town for travelers who want something between an organized holiday and a self-sustaining Arctic expedition.
The wide sky overhead is the only timetable you need for discovering this haven for Inuit culture, bespoke fjord adventures and proud locals.
A welcoming dining table and a variety of nature experiences bring village camaraderie in Oqaatsut into close view.
Nature, dog sledding, and cultural exploration await you in this iceberg paradise. Explore Ilulissat and its UNESCO protected Icefjord.
In Qasigiannguit – Greenland’s forgotten paradise the original way of life is still very much alive and nature is at the front doorstep.
Qeqertarsuaq stands alone on the great Disko Island far off Greenland’s west coast, and the Lyngmark Glacier that towers above the town. The natural environment around Qeqertarsuaq
The land of a thousand islands gives nature lovers many ways to discover the southern boundary of Disko Bay.
With the mouth of the fjord sitting on the far western horizon and the ice cap knocking at the door, all roads lead to the backcountry.
Backcountry sports and Arctic adventures in Sisimiut are the perfect answer to a pursuit for cultural discovery and pure natural settings.
Experience both adventurous and relaxing activities such as angling, whale watching and heliskiing, the trademarks of Maniitsoq.
Paamiut is embodied by snowy winter slopes, majestic wildlife with eagles and a tourist density that will make you feel like the guest of honor around town.
The heart of a nation. Greenland’s largest city and capital is fueled on fresh air, strong coffee and diverse personalities.
Sea ice makes this the most isolated town in Greenland, where dog sledding, expedition cruises and wildlife dominate the opportunities for adventure.
Kulusuk is the gateway to many different types of adventure-based activities for both summer and winter in East Greenland.
Tasiilaq is the largest town in Eastern Greenland and the gateway to pretty much every kind of adventure that Greenland offers.
Nanortalik is a must-see. The Tasermiut Fjord make an adventurer’s imagination run wild while city sightseeing bring you down to earth.
The largest town in South Greenland gives you art, culture, Norse history, boat tours, hot springs, kayaking and hiking trips.
Narsaq is the most striking agricultural town in Greenland situated in a fjord system known for hiking, mineral deposits and cowboy history.
Igaliku is a family-oriented and open-air destination with Norse ruins, modern agriculture, farms, and many hiking opportunities.
Narsarsuaq is the gateway to hiking trails through lush valleys and Norse ruins spotted along a deep fjord.
The settlement Qassiarsuk is an agricultural destination for hikers and a visible meeting place between Norse culture and modern-day sheep farmers.
