Catch your own fish and have it cooked in one of the world’s most remote restaurants.
Stay at Camp Kangiusaq, experience true camp spirit come alive and the feeling of waking up in nature.
Go fjord sailing, spot whales, see icebergs and experience kayaking.
Summer in Nuuk. Photo; Peter Lindstrom, Visit Greenland.
A happy guest has caught his own fish. Have it cooked at Restaurant Qooqqut Nuan.
7 days/ from DKK 21,995 per person in a shared double room.
Period: Summer 25
Price includes (Note – accommodation/price varies) :
- 5 nights at HHE Express or Hotel Hans Egede incl. breakfast:
- HHEX shared double room per person from DKK. 21.995.-
- (Possibility to upgrade to HHE from DKK. 1.000.- per person)
- Or:
- HHEX single room per person from DKK 23.295,-
- (Possibility to upgrade to HHE from DKK. 3.000.-)
- Air Greenland from Copenhagen to Nuuk and back
- All taxes and fees
- Transfer from airport to hotel/ and back on departure
- Excursions:
- City walk in Nuuk with guide; sights and historical highlights.
- Experience and stay overnight at Camp Kangiusaq
- Sailing in a kayak
- Sail the fjord, catch your own fish, eat at Restaurant Qooqqut Nuan
- Tour to Qoornoq, the abandoned settlement
In the meeting with you, we tailor the journey. Contact us and we’ll help you create the trip of your dreams.
Overnight stay, Camp Kangiusaq.
Camp Kangiusaq is located deep in the landscape, not far from Nuuk, but far enough away to feel part of the wilderness. The boat ride here is an experience in itself – with views of icebergs, mountains, birds and wildlife. Once there, you can use the camp as a base to “just be”, relax, meditate… There are also several hiking routes, long and short hikes, giving you magnificent views of the icefjord. The waterside can also be explored; by kayak, paddleboard or borrow a fishing rod. At the end of the day we gather for dinner.
You sleep in a cozy tent camp, set up with simple facilities, with your own beds and quality tents. Local guides are included. Borrow paddleboards, kayaks and fishing rods along the way.
Fjord sailing in Nuuk, catch your own fish, eat at Restaurant Qooqqut Nuan.
An hour’s sail from Nuuk, chef Mads Bek and his wife have created a cozy restaurant in the beautiful countryside, where they create delicious dishes – including the fish you caught on the way here. As a restaurant, they grow their own vegetables and spices.
On this trip you will experience one of the world’s largest fjords, Nuuk, from the waterside and you will be able to set your line out to catch fish.
Although our guests often talk about “getting bites”, the restaurant has freshly caught fish so that you don’t catch anything. Furthermore, vegetarian dishes can be ordered.
Visit Qoornoq, the abandoned settlement.
The settlement of Qoornoq is an abandoned settlement, about 1 1/2 hours by boat from Nuuk, which today is used by Nuuk residents as a haven for relaxation in nature. From Qoornoq there are stunning views of the icefjord, often filled with the impressive icebergs. After a hike around the settlement, you will sail south and pass the beautiful waterfall behind Sermitsiaq Island before returning to Nuuk. Because it’s summertime, there’s a good chance of spotting whales and seals along the way.
We’ve created a trip for those who love nature and sailing! – Elise Bruun , owner of Travel by Heart Greenland.
Coffee break. Kayak and try your hand at a Greenlandic tradition. Photo; Mads Pihl, Visit Greenland.
Hike in the wild nature around Nuuk.
Get close to Nuuk’s history on a city walk. Experience Nuuk from the waterside when you set sail. Photo; Aningaaq Rosing Carlsen, Visit Greenland.
Spot whales in Nuuk Fjord.
Cottage atmosphere in the abandoned settlement of Qoornoq.
Sail to the settlement of Qoornoq, just 1 1/2 hours from Nuuk.
Paddleboard at Camp Kangiusaq.
