Ilulissat Icefjord
A breathtaking location known for its massive icebergs and crystal-clear waters, the Ilulissat Icefjord is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a hub for scienti...
The Ilulissat Ice Fjord is one of the main reasons why Ilulissat is such a populair place to visit. It was the very first area to be included on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2004, and it´s not a strech to call it one of the most beautiful places on Earth. The fjord is fed by the Sermeq Kujalleq glacier, which produces massive icebergs that float in the fjord's crystal-clear waters. The icebergs come in all shapes and sizes and are constantly changing, making each visit to the fjord a unique experience. The Ilulissat Ice Fjord is not only a stunning sight but also an important scientific site for studying climate change and glaciology.
Brysterne (the Breasts)
Erik den Rødes Langhus Rekonstruktion
Gardar Nordboruiner
Hotel Narsaq
Innerulalik Rideture
Igaliku Bydehotel
Narsaq By
Bådtur til Tvillingebræen
Inuit Tørvehus
Hotel Narsarsuaq
Lufthavnen
Vandrerhjemmet
Kirken
Narsaq Kirke
Igaliku Kirke
Tjodhildurs Kirke Rekonstruktion
Tjodhildurs Kirke Ruin
Narsarsuaq Museum
Narsaq Museum
Strygejernet (the Iron)
Sygeplejerskestationen
Signalhøjen
Gletsjeren ved Blomsterdalen
Kajakhavnen
Redekammen (the Comb)
Pilersuisoq
Pilersuisoq
Pilersuisoq
Dæmningen
Gamle Narsaq
Vejen til Kvanefjeldet
Nordbo Skulturerne
Leif Eriksson Marathon
Leif den Lykkelige statue
Narsarsuaq bygd
Igaliku Bygd
Qassiarsuk Bygd
Udsigten fra Tasiigaaq eller Qaqqarsuaq
Sejltur til Qooroq Isfjord
UNESCO Verdensarv
Tasiusaq
Kongevejen
Havnen
Vandring til Pointen med inuitgrave
Nordboruinerne ved fabrikken
Tunulliarfik/Skovfjorden
den lille ø ved lavvande
Udsigtsbænken
Den gamle dør i klippen
Kalaaliaraq/Brættet
Itilleq
Den store Sten (i Dyrnæs/Narsap Ilua)