Sailing Among Northern Lights: Nuuk & Ilulissat, Greenland

The City of Nuuk

A captivating destination with a rich cultural heritage, Nuuk is surrounded by stunning natural beauty, and ample outdoor activities.

Nuuk Fjord

Nestled amidst towering mountains and pristine Arctic waters, the Nuuk Fjord system offers a unique opportunity to witness the power of nature in an Arctic p...

Hotel SØMA

Located by the harbor, this is a good hotel in Nuuk that is also a popular lunch place for locals.

National Museum of Greenland

The National Museum in Nuuk showcases ancient artifacts from Greenland, including hunting tools, wildlife evidence, and four well-preserved mummies from Qila...

Hans Egede Statue

This tribute to Hans Egede symbolizes the historical significance and cultural heritage and enduring legacy of the Danish-Norwegian missionary.

Katuaq Cultural Center

This is the national cultural center of all of Greenland, not just Nuuk, and it has a lot to offer!

M/S Sarfaq Ittuk

Greenland's iconic coastal ferry sailing the west coast—a floating northern lights platform with panoramic lounges.

Maniitsoq Town

Maniitsoq Town offers breathtaking landscapes with jagged peaks, glaciers, and fjords. It is a paradise for whale watching, bird life, and outdoor adventures...

Sisimiut Town

Sisimiut is Greenland's most beautiful winter sports area, where the opportunities for all kinds of winter sports are fantastic. In summer, hiking, culture,...

The Town of Ilulissat

A bustling town in a breathtaking Arctic landscape, Ilulissat offers views of the breattaking Icefjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Sight

Ilulissat Ice Fjord

UNESCO World Heritage glacier fjord producing colossal icebergs—Greenland's most iconic natural spectacle.

Boat trip to Ilimanaq

A small settlement with historical charm, Ilimanaq is located 15km south of Ilulissat. It has colonial buildings, a church, and a strong hunter's culture.