Explore the picturesque town of Qeqertarsuaq on Disko Island, surrounded by towering mountains and pristine waters. Visit the local museum to uncover the island's rich history and the historic church for a glimpse into its spiritual heritage. End your journey with a stroll through colorful streets and a treat at a charming hotel café.

Join a local guide to learn about Greenlandic sled dogs, their culture, laws, and care, while exploring handmade sled dog equipment. Hear fascinating stories of dog sledding adventures and the effort behind building a successful team. Capture memorable photos with these beautiful dogs before bidding farewell.

Embark on a guided 5 km hike to Kuannit, featuring basalt columns, lush flora like wild angelica, and the unique volcanic terrain of Qeqertarsuaq. Pass local landmarks before enjoying panoramic views of Disko Bay, icebergs, birds, and possibly whales. The 4–5 hour hike offers gradual elevation and scenic resting spots.

Legend has it that once you visit Uummannaq, a piece of your heart remains behind, calling you back for the rest of your days. Some say it’s the magic of the towering mountain that watches over the town, while others believe it’s the joyful chorus of children’s laughter echoing through the harbor. Whatever the reason, Uummannaq’s charm is undeniable and captures visitors almost instantly. The name Uummannaq itself means ‘heart-like’, inspired by the 1,175-meter heart-shaped mountain that rises behind the town. Bathed in over 2,000 hours of sunshine each year, the town radiates warmth—not just from the sun, but from the friendliness of its people. Strolling through the streets, you’ll witness daily life unfold as locals carry groceries from the shop, pausing to exchange greetings with neighbours. On bright summer days, women display handcrafted goods along the harbour while fishermen unload their boats, filled with the day’s fresh catch. During your stay, you’ll have the chance to explore the Uummannaq Museum, housed in a historic hospital from 1880, where fascinating artifacts, replicas of the Qilakitsoq mummies, and exhibits on Alfred Wegener’s Greenland research await. You’ll also visit the town’s beautifully preserved stone church, built in 1935, as well as traditional peat houses—one of which remained inhabited until 1980. With its rich history, breathtaking scenery, and welcoming community, Uummannaq is more than a destination—it’s a place that stays with you forever.

Immerse yourself in Ilulissat’s rich heritage with free access to the Icefjord Centre, Art Museum, and History Museum, where Knud Rasmussen’s legacy unfolds. Enjoy a complimentary shuttle connecting all locations and a free drink at Icefjord Centre. Stroll the UNESCO-protected Sermermiut boardwalks, leading to stunning fjord viewpoints.

Ready for a long Arctic tundra hike? We will start from the pier and walk our way through town where you will see the well-known Arctic colourful houses and continue to the town's power station. Your guide will tell you about the things you see along the way. From here we start the Arctic Tundra hike in rocky terrain and on small paths, having the view of the Disko Bay with you, all along. Your guide will take small stops along the way to tell you about the Arctic nature, what you see and tell you about the Kujalleq Ice fiord. When reaching a little more than halfway you will have a stop at a viewpoint, approx. 20-30 min., to enjoy a local refreshment, take some pictures, talk about the area or just a silenced break. This is also the time where your guide will tell you more about the UNESCO heritage site, which you have an overview on from this spot. After hiking the rest of the way with the Sermermiut area on your right/back side, you will reach the Ilulissat Ice fiord centre where you can take the shuttlebus back, or you can visit the UNESCO heritage site on your own. Note: Hilly terrain, a wooden boardwalk, and small rocky paths. You can choose to avoid the rocky sections by returning via the boardwalk on your own. The route offers an easy walking pace and covers 4–5 km.

Meet your local captain and board a boat at the pier to set off on your 1.5-hour journey to see the magnificent icebergs, laying at the mouth of the Ilulissat Ice fjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. These icebergs come from one of the fastest and most active glaciers in the world, Sermeq Kujalleq Glacier, moving around 130ft per day. The size of 66,000 football fields, the glacier is responsible for creating 10% of the icebergs in Greenland. When you reach the icebergs, your captain will navigate through the ice, bringing you as close as safely possible, so you will have plenty of time to take pictures of these enormous chunks of ice, some being as tall as skyscrapers! Please note: It is essential that you wear warm, layered clothing to fully enjoy and participate in this excursion. Outer layer should be waterproof and windproof. Bring gloves, a warm hat, and a scarf. Wear sunglasses and sunscreen. There are steps to negotiate when (dis)embarking the boat, with assistance offered. Tour generally operates rain or shine but may be cancelled in the event of extremely bad weather or unsuitable conditions.

Immerse yourself in Greenlandic culture through a tasting tent with authentic delicacies, a singing tent showcasing Greenlandic melodies, and a Greenland Dog Adventure to connect with sled dogs and their cultural significance. Experience the rich heritage, camaraderie, and traditions of Greenland in this unforgettable event.

Experience Greenland’s breathtaking landscapes on a guided hike along the Arctic Circle Trail, starting at the town border. Traverse rugged terrain, cross creeks, and admire the vibrant Arctic flora. At the highest point, take in panoramic views of Sisimiut and distant fjords before returning to the cruise ship.

Explore Sisimiut’s rugged backcountry on an ATV adventure along its rare gravel road. Pass through the town, cross a river with pristine water, and reach a breathtaking viewpoint before retracing the scenic route. This thrilling experience requires an 18+ driver’s license and good physical fitness.

Explore Tele Island (Sallinnguit), where ancient Inuit artifacts and modern telecommunication installations coexist. Learn about Inuit life before European arrival, early colonization, and visit ruins from various eras. Enjoy breathtaking views of the town and historic hunting grounds.