The sound of dogs’ paws on the snow, wind in your face and the white landscape gliding by is the epitome of experiencing Greenland in all its wild and majestic beauty.
We’ve put together 3 days of adventure for those who want to experience dog sledding, head out into the wilderness on cross-country skis or snowshoes, and in the evening enjoy arctic spa and hydrotherapy under the sky.
Hotel Sisimiut.
Travel time: Winter/Spring
The journey includes:
- Flight from Nuuk to Sisimiut (Return)
- All taxes and fees
- Transfer
- 2 nights in a double room at Hotel Sisimiut
- Breakfast
- Sunday Brunch
- Wifi throughout the hotel
- Welcome meeting with info kit
- Access to Arctic Spa and Hydro Therapy
- Access to cross-country skis, toboggan and snowshoes
- I experience:
- Dog sled ride (2 hour ride)
In the meeting with you, we tailor the journey. Contact us and we’ll help you create the trip of your dreams.
Accommodation at Hotel Sisimiut.
Staying at Hotel Sisimiut offers views of mountains and hiking trails. The hotel has its own restaurant and we recommend their Greenlandic buffet. Outside on the terrace you can sit in the hot tub with a view of the sky, followed by a sauna.
Dog sledding.
For many, a dog sled ride across the ice, sitting close to loved ones and the white ice and snow rushing by is a must-see. And with good reason. It’s as if the sound that exists inside when excitement mixes with the humility of being so small, but still able to feel the magnificence, all come together on a dog sled ride.
Sled dogs are an integral part of life in Sisimiut and are known for their strength and endurance. An experienced sled driver will be your guide throughout the journey through snowy expanses, forests of frosty trees and you might even have the opportunity to spot wild animals such as reindeer or foxes.
Before the tour, you will be introduced to the dog handlers who will take care of the dogs and help you prepare for the tour in the snowy landscape around Sisimiut. For the tour, you will be given appropriate clothing and equipment to keep you warm. Traditional furry suits; anoraks and warm boots will typically be part of the attire.
