3 mins | 12 Dec 2024
Greenland, the world’s largest island, features spectacular panoramas of cold wilderness, towering glaciers, and huge tundra. With a distinct blend of indigenous culture and modern life, it is a destination for adventurers, nature lovers, and those seeking calm beauty in the Arctic. From the rough polar desert in the north to glacier-carved fjords and sheep pastures in the south, the country has more than its fair share of exciting destinations. Many people are fascinated by one of the world’s most enigmatic places, with its natural beauty, rich culture, and spectacular wildlife. There are many places one can wilder while being in this adventurer’s paradise such as –
The magnificence of this UNESCO World Heritage Site, with towering icebergs in a deep blue sea, will take your breath away. Illulissat, on Greenland’s west coast, is a picturesque town surrounded by breathtaking fjords and glaciers. It is known for its lively Inuit culture and offers a one-of-a-kind blend of history and natural beauty, making it an excellent location for anyone seeking peace and adventure in the Arctic. Under the Midnight Sun, the Sermeq Kujalleq glacier on Greenland’s west coast calved ice into the ocean.
Ittoqqortoormiit, one of Greenland’s most remote villages, offers breathtaking views of the Arctic, complete with magnificent fjords and icebergs. Known for its Inuit roots, it is a peaceful retreat for adventure and tranquility. Attending a cultural performance, experiencing some local cuisines, and witnessing handicrafts being manufactured in Scoresby Sound’s only permanent community will provide you with a unique glimpse into the lifestyle of the Ittoqqortoormiit people.
Qeqertarsuaq, on Greenland’s Disko Island, is a scenic town recognized for its stunning scenery, which include volcanic mountains, glaciers, and abundant fauna, providing the ideal combination of nature and culture. It is unlike anything else in Greenland, with its sparkling black sand beaches, volcanic rock formations, and vibrant buildings. Ideal for whale-watching and hiking.
Nuuk, Greenland’s capital, combines modernism and heritage. Nuuk, the territory’s capital, is a vibrant contemporary village on the west coast. The city is one of the most gorgeous you’ll ever see, with its mix of painted gable-roofed buildings and modern architecture. Surrounded by breathtaking fjords, it provides exciting cultural activities, historical landmarks, and a distinct Arctic atmosphere, making it a gateway to Greenland’s treasures.
Greenland National Park, which spans 870 miles, is the world’s largest national park. Its main attraction is definitely the profusion of vegetation and fauna. However, the park is difficult to visit because no one lives in the area. Ittoqqortoormiit, in Northeast Greenland, serves as the park’s gateway, and cruise adventures are available there. Once here, you can gaze across crystal-clear sea nestled between mountains before viewing gigantic walruses and the gorgeous polar bear. Greenland National Park is a true Arctic paradise. See all Excursions.
The National Museum, one of the first museums created in Greenland, includes holdings spanning 4,500 years, including Danish artifacts, archaeology, and surviving ruins. The Inuit Archaeological Collections, as well as the Norse Collections, are popular, but the pièce de résistance are the four persons buried in full clothes in 1475. These are natural mummies caused by freezing temperatures. See all Excursions.
If you have purchased your Greenland holiday and would like to fly to the embarkation location, regardless of where you are from. Rest assured that we have you covered. For cruises departing from Reykjavík Harbor, the nearest airport is Reykjavik (RKV). Similarly, if your adventure starts in Oslo, Norway’s fjord-side city, you may fly into and out of Oslo Airport Gardermoen (OSL/ENGM).
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