Nature and wildlife

-God, I want to share this with others!" Johanne, England

Musk oxen, snow hares, whales including; humpback, bowhead, narwhal and beluga whales, seals, snow buntings, sea eagles and the Greenlandic sled dog, are just some of our favorites when it comes to experiencing the Greenlandic animals in their true habitat.

You can experience these animals in the travel suggestions below:

February and March in Sisimiut

Explore Sisimiut, Greenland's second largest city, on an exciting sightseeing tour that offers a mix…

Summer in Nuuk

Catch your own fish and have it cooked in one of the world's most remote…

The grand tour of Greenland in 10 days

Hear the dogs' paws in the snow as the white landscape whizzes by on a…

Easter trip to Nuuk

Spend your Easter holiday in Nuuk, where the ice is beginning to melt and the…

Dog sledding in Sismiut and sailing among the icebergs in Ilulissat

Go dog sledding and snowmobiling in Sisimiut. Then sail among Ilulissat's huge icebergs and see…

Ice caps, tundra safaris and the Russel Glacier

Experience tundra safaris, see musk oxen, snow hares and reindeer, and take a look around…

Spring in Sisimiut

In Sisimiut, where the deep fjords and mountain peaks meet, nature is slowly waking up…

Dog sledding in Sisimiut

The sound of dogs' paws on the snow, wind in your face and the white…

Summer days in Sisimiut

The summer days are long now, because the midnight sun stays in the sky. 7…

Boat trip between Qeqertarsuaq, Aasiaat and Ilulissat

Immerse yourself in the rhythms of life along the coast of Greenland, see the steep…

10 summer days in South Greenland

Discover South Greenland with its mild climate, mirror-like glittering fjords and unique green valleys where…

Icefjord sailing on a long weekend in October

On a long weekend, you'll be transported into a landscape where time seems to stand…

Spring in Ilulissat

With a stay at Hotel Hvide Falk, you'll be staying by the scenic Ilulissat Icefjord.…

Spring in Kangerlussuaq with full catering

Freeze time as you look out over the vast ice formations of the Ice Sheet…