• Nuuk - Nuuk Fjord – Among the world’s largest fjord systems, celebrated for its stunning Arctic scenery, icebergs, and diverse wildlife.

Island of Hope (Håbets Ø) – A historic departure site associated with Hans Egede’s missionary journeys.

Kangeq Village (Abandoned Settlement) – A culturally important Inuit and colonial-era village featuring well-preserved ruins.

Arctic Waters / Fishing Spot – A picturesque fishing location offering the chance to catch local fish species such as cod or redfish.

Potential Whale-Watching Area – A chance to observe humpback whales, minke whales, or porpoises in their natural environment, depending on the season.

Distant Views of Sermitsiaq Mountain – One of Nuuk’s most renowned natural landmarks, frequently visible from the fjord.

• Greenlandic picnic tasting with local delicacies and drinks
• Guided boat tour
• Expert local hunter guide
• Safety gear

• Additional Food & Drinks
• Pick-up and Drop-off: Rates available upon request

Embark on a boat journey through Nuuk Fjord to witness Greenland’s breathtaking Arctic landscapes up close. Sail past the majestic Sermitsiaq Mountain, coastal islands, and floating icebergs while your local guide narrates tales of fjord life and culture.

Savor a Greenlandic picnic tasting on board, featuring local delicacies and beverages. Depending on the conditions, there may be an opportunity to go ashore for a light foraging activity or a brief walk — a perfect chance to connect with nature and discover Arctic ingredients firsthand.

This serene tour combines stunning scenery, rich culture, and delicious food for a genuine experience of Greenland’s fjord life.

• Not suitable for travelers with limited mobility due to uneven terrain in Kangeq
• Travelers should be in moderate physical condition and comfortable with boat travel and short walks on rocky ground

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.