Ilulissat
Ilulissat is possibly the most well located town in Greenland. The name simply means ‘icebergs’ in Greenlandic and the town’s nickname is rightly ‘the Iceberg Capital’.
Greenland
From landscapes of round mountains covered in greens, or the sight of giant glaciers at the edge of towns... to an abundance of wildlife and exotic flora and peaceful, untouched nature as far as the eye can see, Greenland is an ever-changing land worth respectfully visiting, but also, protecting. There are ancient traditions still preserved in the small villages, unimaginable spectacles of ice, snow and winter landscapes, as well as high-rise buildings and developed areas full of things to see and do.
Kangerlussuaq
Kangerlussuaq's gifted location on a plain, overlooks the 170km fjord in which midpoint lies The Arctic Circle. An ideal gateway for active experiences, the name of the village means “big fjord” in Greenlandic.