Go on a cozy Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) hunt adventure with your family  or new accompanied friends by car! 

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The tour will take you to the most colorful and darkest area in the Capital city, in order to seek, look, hunt and enjoy the beautiful and magnificent light-shows of Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis)!

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You can ask all kind of questions during the tour while enjoying a cozy warm drive!

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You will conveniently be picked up at your designated place of stay  / accommodation, and dropped off here too, once the tour ends.

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Experience the heart of the Capital city of Greenland, Nuuk, either by car or by bus with a local guide!

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You will be visiting the newest establishment and section of the city, called "Qinngorput", where you will essentially go 'back in time' and hear about the development of the city and it's historical architecture through time along with the daily lives of it's citizens.

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From Qinngorput, you will travel through Nuussuaq, which hold the buildings dating back from the 70's, followed by the apartments in the city center, which dates back to the 50's, ending the tour to the early parts of 'Nuutoqaq' and the colonial harbor, where Hans Egede once arrived back in the 1700's.

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The historical insights will help to provide a greater understanding of the conditions and customs of Greenland.

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There will be plenty of opportunities to take photos during the trip, where there will also be a chance to walk up to the Hans Egede statue, which is situated close to an old church. 

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The tour can conveniently end at the National museum, where any remaining hours easily can be spent. 

The tour begins at the National museum. Here you will be able to find and discover historical artifacts from all periods and civilizations in Greenland, which can give great insights of how the inuit came to be and used to live. 

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After approx. ½ hour, you will be walking in the colonial harbour, where you will see the houses that were built 2-300 years ago.

 

You will be passing the former house of Hans Egede, old whale blubber processing equipment, the sculpture of 'The Mother of the sea' and onwards to the statue of Hans Egede by the old church. 

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Next you will be passing by the open-air market, where newly and freshly caught fish, seal, reindeer meat are usually sold by local Greenlandic hunters and fishermen.

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The walk then takes you past the Greenlandic Parliament and to the impressive culture center; 'Katuaq', which is conveniently located in the middle of the city.

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There are usually held beautiful exhibitions of art from local artists here.

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The tour ends in the café, 'Cafétuaq' for lunch, where refreshments and serving of Greenlandic tapas takes place.

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The plate contains tastings of different Greenlandic traditional food, such as:
Dried fish and meat, along with shrimps, scallops and other local quality food products.

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After the tasting the walk continues approx. 10 - 15 minutes to a local family for Kaffe-mik.

 

Here coffee and cakes are served, and the hostess is ready to answer all your questions.

 

After the Kaffe-mik you will go back to the center of town where there are good shopping possibilities.

Come experience the Greenlandic fresh air and great nature which surrounds the vicinity of Nuuk, with it's large fiord and where you will get a chance to view the colourful houses from seaside.

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On the boat tour, the captain and the guide will also be keeping their eyes out for potential spotting of whales and seals.

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Icebergs, seabirds a beautiful waterfall coming off fromthe Sermitsiaq Glacier are also in focus for this tour.

On this helicopter flight-seeing adventure, you have a great opportunity to see the colourful display of the Arctic twilight and the beautiful capital city from above!

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And who knows, maybe during the winter you might get lucky enough to see Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) while being in the air!

Hunting the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) from the city is an amazing experience, however, sailing out from the coast and see the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) dancing above the city lights is a remarkable sight - and a totally different experience.

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Not to speak of when you sail so far out that there are no city lights at all to disturb the fantastic sight of the spectacular arctic phenomenon of the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis)!

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That is exactly what is being offered on this Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) tour, which takes approx. 2 hrs.

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As it can get extremely cold - especially during the winter and out on the sea, make sure to bring extra warm clothes, such as cold and winter weather pants or overalls, gloves, hat, scarf, etc. for this trip.

The tour begins at the National museum. Here you will be able to find and discover historical artifacts from all periods and civilizations in Greenland, which can give great insights of how the inuit came to be and used to live. 

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After approx. ½ hour, you will be walking in the colonial harbour, where you will see the houses that were built 2-300 years ago.

 

You will be passing the former house of Hans Egede, old whale blubber processing equipment, the sculpture of 'The Mother of the sea' and onwards to the statue of Hans Egede by the old church. 

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Next you will be passing by the open-air market, where newly and freshly caught fish, seal, reindeer meat are usually sold by local Greenlandic hunters and fishermen.

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The walk then takes you past the Greenlandic Parliament and to the impressive culture center, 'Katuaq', which is conveniently located in the middle of the city, where this tour ends, open for any potential shopping.

The tour begins at the National museum. Here you will be able to find and discover historical artifacts from all periods and civilizations in Greenland, which can give great insights of how the inuit came to be and used to live. 

​

After approx. ½ hour, you will be walking in the colonial harbour, where you will see the houses that were built 2-300 years ago.

 

You will be passing the former house of Hans Egede, old whale blubber processing equipment, the sculpture of 'The Mother of the sea' and onwards to the statue of Hans Egede by the old church. 

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Next you will be passing by the open-air market, where newly and freshly caught fish, seal, reindeer meat are usually sold by local Greenlandic hunters and fishermen.

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The walk then takes you past the Greenlandic Parliament and to the impressive culture center; 'Katuaq', which is conveniently located in the middle of the city.

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There are usually held beautiful exhibitions of art from local artists here.

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After visiting Katuaq, the walk continues approx. 10 - 15 minutes to a local family for Kaffe-mik.

 

Here coffee and cakes are served, and the hostess is ready to answer all your questions.

 

After the Kaffe-mik you will go back to the center of town where there are good shopping possibilities.

On this tour, you will sail to a place not too far away from Nuuk depending on weather conditions.

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On the sailing trip, fishing tackle, gear and warm air suits will be included and provided.

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On this tour and adventure, you will have the chance to catch cod and/or redfish!

Nuuk from above is an amazing experience as you will get to see Nuuk from the most beautiful and special angle.

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This is yet another great opportunity of capturing awesome and memorable photos of the colourful capital.

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Here, the landscape changes with the season, and not two days are alike.

On this exciting snowmobile adventure tour, you can sit on the back of a snowmobile with an experienced snowmobile driver.

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On this snowmobile adventure trip, it will take you to "The view" which takes approx. 20 min. 

This viewpoint is at a mountain top which is 740 meters above sea level, where there in clear weather, there is a spendid 360° degree view of the surrounding mountains, fiords and sea!

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In clear weather, it is also possible to get a peek to see as far away as the mountains around 'Maniitsoq', which is the town located north of Nuuk and that lies more than 160 kilometers away. 

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In calm weather, many people experience for the first time in their lives, the total silence, giving an added plus to the experience itself. 

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This is also another great spot and opportunity to take some great photos!

The tour begins at the National museum. Here you will be able to find and discover historical artifacts from all periods and civilizations in Greenland, which can give great insights of how the inuit came to be and used to live. 

​

After approx. ½ hour, you will be walking in the colonial harbour, where you will see the houses that were built 2-300 years ago.

 

You will be passing the former house of Hans Egede, old whale blubber processing equipment, the sculpture of 'The Mother of the sea' and onwards to the statue of Hans Egede by the old church. 

​

Next you will be passing by the open-air market, where newly and freshly caught fish, seal, reindeer meat are usually sold by local Greenlandic hunters and fishermen.

​

The walk then takes you past the Greenlandic Parliament and to the impressive culture center; 'Katuaq', which is conveniently located in the middle of the city.

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There are usually held beautiful exhibitions of art from local artists here.

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The tour ends in the café, 'Cafétuaq' for lunch, where refreshments and serving of Greenlandic tapas takes place.

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The plate contains tastings of different Greenlandic traditional food, such as:
Dried fish and meat, along with shrimps, scallops and other local quality food products.

 

After lunch, there are good shopping opportunities close to Katuaq.

The tour will start at a designated area in the city.

 

From here, you will, meet together with the guide, walk towards the home of the local family, where coffee, tea and homemade cake will be served.

 

The local family speaks English and will tell about life in Greenland today and in the past.

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This is a great opportunity to meet with local Greenlandic people, to get a greater understanding and insight of the country, it's people, culture and history.

On this boat trip adventure, a modern boat will be taking you through the beatiful Nuuk fiord to the small and hunting settlement of 'Kapisillit', which is reached approx. after 2½ hrs.

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Here, you will spend approx. 1 hour in the village, walking around and visiting interesting places. 

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After lunch onboard outside the settlement, you will be returning with a stop to the other settlement which is no longer permanently inhabited, 'Qoornoq', where you will also be spending approx. 30 min. before returning towards Nuuk.

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On this boat trip adventure there will also be chances to spot seals, different seabirds and a whale or two if you should be lucky.