the world’s largest island
the ice sheet
This coast-to-coast ice cap has almost single-handedly formed the world’s perceptions of our large northern country, and for the many populations who have lived in Greenland throughout the millennia, it has all but defined the entire way of life.
ICEBERGS
Icebergs are unique works of nature whose magnificence and majesty cannot be adequately captured on film – they must be experienced first hand! No two icebergs are alike, and when you see an iceberg for the first time, you may be seeing shapes and sizes that no-one has seen before.
midnight sun
Midnight sun in Greenland is practically a state of mind, and it makes the traditional concept of time lose all its meaning. You may as well leave your watch in your suitcase, because the day has neither a beginning nor an end.
Greenland is the world’s largest island and it is an exciting destination in the Arctic for all adventure minded travelers.
NATURE
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CULTURE
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EQI GLACIER
By boat it’s possible to get relatively close to the glacier to observe the active calving events. The blasts are huge, and the sight of icebergs spilling into the water is a completely unique experience.
russell glacier
Enjoy a genuine Greenlandic summer day with many hours of sunlight, time spent in breathtaking surroundings and a traditional BBQ of local specialties - all served against the background of the Russell Glacier. You’ll jump into a 4WD vehicle, designed to take on the rugged rocky terrain, and still enabling you to enjoy the views with large panoramic windows.
Greenland taste
"Meat from marine mammals, game, birds and fish has been the main ingredient in Greenlandic food for generations."
inuit culture
Greenland is a nation of creativity, with many talented craftspeople and artists. ‘Tupilaks’ - small figures with origins in Greenlandic Inuit mythology, carved from bone or soapstone present with drum dance and drum song are traditional form of expression which reflects the historical development of Inuit culture. Visit local family with their warm welcoming ‘Kaffemik’, a special tradition where Greenlandic families open their homes when they celebrate birthdays, confirmations or tourists' arrival.