Greenland - The Official Tourism Site | Visit Greenland!
Behind Greenland's largest travel site is the Visit Greenland that is 100% owned by the Government of Greenland, who is responsible for marketing the country's adventures and opportunities for guests wishing to visit the world's largest island.
Things to do - Visit Greenland
Things to do. Explore outdoor and nature activities, cultural experiences, hunting and fishing activities, coastal sailings and cruises in Greenland.
Museums and Art Exhibitions in Greenland - a work of art [Visit …
The variety of museums in Greenland are like a modern voyage of discovery through the history of culture and artistic expression.
Summer in Greenland - get ready for arctic adventure [Visit …
Greenland’s summer is short and changeable, and starts proper in June. There is a noticeable shift in the weather in April and May, but we do not really refer to it as Spring. We usually say that summer finishes some time in early September, but sometimes the snow arrives earlier or later.
Nanortalik: An arctic paradise by the Tasermiut Fjord ... - Visit …
Nanortalik is the southernmost town in Greenland and is surrounded by 5 settlements and several sheep farms. One of its surrounding settlements, Narsarmijit, is the most southerly inhabited location in the entire country.
Icebergs in Greenland – Nature's own works of art | Visit Greenland
Greenlanders once used icebergs to distinguish the seasons and even to identify towns, a testament to their steadfast presence and to the intertwined character of Greenlandic culture with our country’s powerful nature.
Kangerlussuaq: The settlement at the Ice Sheet [Visit ... - Visit …
Kangerlussuaq stretches around both sides of the airstrip so it can take a while to walk from one side of town to the other. Alternatively, you can catch the bus that calls past each stop roughly every 30 minutes – one of the stops is just outside the airport across from the souvenir shops.
Qilakitsoq Mummies show life and death - Visit Greenland
Qilakitsoq is an old Inuit settlement on the Nuussuaq peninsula on the west coast of Greenland around 450 km north of the Arctic Circle. In 1972 two brothers on a grouse hunt found a number of approximately 500-year-old mummies in the same grave underneath an outcrop of rock.
New flight schedule makes Greenland more accessible
Nuuk’s New International Airport. Big changes are on the horizon for tourism in Greenland. The launch of Nuuk’s new international airport on November 28, 2024, marks the beginning of a series of openings for three Greenlandic airports through to 2026. These developments promise more frequent, cost-effective travel options, making Greenland an increasingly accessible …
Winter in Greenland - get ready for arctic adventure [Visit …
Greenland’s winter may seem a little daunting according to our 8-month timespan of October to May. But do not fear - this doesn’t mean that we are freezing cold and off-limits for most of the year. On the contrary, every region of Greenland is easily accessible all year round.