Spend your Easter holiday in Nuuk, where the ice is beginning to melt and the light is returning.
Get close to the early Inuit and sail on one of the world’s largest fjords, surrounded by ice, mountains and Arctic wildlife.
Along the way, indulge in Greenlandic gastronomy.
Sunrise over Nuuk.
6 days/ from DKK per person 11.995,- in a shared double room.
(Surcharge for single room/from DKK per pers. 1.500,-)
Period: Easter 2025 (17/4 – 22/4 2025)
The price includes:
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- 5 nights at Hotel Hans Egede
- Flights from Copenhagen to Nuuk and back
- All taxes and fees
- Transfer from the airport to the hotel and back
- 3-course welcome dinner, restaurant Sarfalik, Hotel Hans Egede, on the day of arrival.
- Easter buffet on Saturday, April 19 at Hotel Hans Egede
- 5 hours fjord sailing incl. lunch package
- Guided tour of the Greenland National Museum
In the meeting with you, we tailor the journey. Contact us and we’ll help you create the trip of your dreams.
The taste of Greenland.
Greenland’s modern gastronomy is an exciting blend of traditional Arctic ingredients and modern cooking techniques, where sustainability and nature’s gifts play a central role.
With access to unique local ingredients such as fish, shellfish, reindeer, musk ox and seal, old traditions are combined with new flavors.
3 courses – Restaurant Sarfalik & Easter buffet at Hotel Hans Egede.
On 4/17/25, a 3-course dinner awaits you at restaurant Sarfalik, overlooking Nuuk, where you will be served a dinner based on what the local hunters have caught and composed of seasonal local ingredients. D. 19/4/25 Easter buffet at Hotel Hans Egede.
Fjord sailing with lunch.
The fjord at Nuuk is one of the largest fjords in the world, and a boat trip allows you to get up close to the pristine nature that surrounds Nuuk.
It may be hard to imagine, but once you glide through the calm waters, maybe there are sea eagles flying in the air, and the water surface is a peek at the rich fish life, the grandeur of the world seems to reign here.
The sailing trip lasts 5 hours and a guide is with you all the way.
Along the way you will be treated to lunch.
Bring warm clothes for a comfortable trip.
Greenland National Museum.
Get close to the first people of Greenland and experience history up to the present day. The Greenland National Museum stores and exhibits objects spanning thousands of years, from the earliest Inuit to the present day. Discover the famous mummies and costumes from Qilakitsoq and get up close to the oldest and almost completely intact skin boat, dating back to the 1470s.
There’s something calming about experiencing Greenland from the water, and the further you get into the fjord, the more ice you’ll see. Louise Fruekilde, traveler with Travel by Heart Greenland.
Fjord sailing, Nuuk.
Possibility to hike with snowshoes in Nuuk.
Restaurant Sarfalik.
Opportunity to catch your own fish in Nuuk.
Greenland National Museum. Photo; Peter Lindstrom, Visit Greenland.
