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Winter Safari UTV
HighlightsEffortless UTV Exploration: Enjoy stunning views of Sisimiut and Nasaasaaq Mountain.Panoramic Vistas: Experience breathtaking landscapes shaped by the ice age.Accessible for All: A guided tour suitable for all ages and abilitie.Description:Join us on an exciting winter mountain safari as we explore the snow-capped landscapes of Sisimiut’s great backcountry in a UTV (Utility Terrain Vehicle).As the only town in Greenland with direct access to such great wilderness, Sisimiut offers a unique opportunity to experience our breathtaking nature. Your journey begins with a scenic drive along the Arctic Circle Trail route. We will make a few stops along the way for the guide to tell a little about the area and the opportunity to take lots of great photos. As we get further into the backcountry, we will climb the rugged slopes of Nasaasaaq Mountain in the UTV.Our rest stop is the lower viewpoint at Nasaasaaq. Here we have panoramic views of Sisimiut and the David Strait await, framed by magnificent terrain shaped by ice age glaciers. Unlike more challenging mountain hikes in Greenland, this guided UTV tour makes the amazing views accessible to everyone, regardless of physical ability. The agility of the UTV allows us to navigate the slopes with ease, ensuring that adventurers of all ages can enjoy the spectacular backcountry without straining themselves.
1 hour
very_easy
From$62
4.211
Assaqutaq Trail Transfer
HighlightsChallenging Adventure: Enjoy a rewarding hike that combines beautiful landscapes with a bit of adventure and exploration.Rich History: Discover remnants of the abandoned settlement and the old whaling station, offering a glimpse into the past.Breathtaking Views: Experience stunning panoramas of the glistening fjord and the majestic Nasaasaaq mountain range.Description:Embark on an exciting one-way hike with boat transfer to the starting location.Start your adventure with a scenic boat transfer from Sisimiut to the breathtaking settlement of Assaqutaq. The settlement has been abandoned, and now functions partly as a summer camp for local school children.When you arrive at the picturesque natural harbor, take a moment to explore the remains of this formerly inhabited village.The trail begins at the eastern end of the settlement and crosses a suspension bridge before the hike back towards Sisimiut begins. The hike begins with a steep climb via metal stairs, but is quickly rewarded with great views of the fjord and the striking Nasaasaaq mountain range.Along the way, you follow a marked route through the open landscape and pass, among other things, the old whaling station Qerrortusoq and a burial site, which provides an insight into the history and past life of the area.The hike typically takes 5–6 hours and allows plenty of time to enjoy the nature, silence and views on the way back to Sisimiut.Safety and Preparation:Check the weather before you set off, prioritize safety, and bring any necessary personal equipment. In addition to sturdy footwear, be aware that the trail passes through varied terrain, which can be slippery. Additionally, the weather in Greenland can change quickly, so always be well prepared. A route brochure is available at reception, but it should not replace a proper map if you find one necessary.Minimum participants:Unless otherwise stated, the tour requires a minimum of 5 fully paying passengers to proceed. If the required number of passengers is not reached before departure and the tour has to be canceled, an alternative departure or a full refund of the amount paid will be offered.
4.25
Explore Dogsledding
HighlightsCultural Connection: Immerse yourself in the Inuit tradition of sled dog travel and experience the bond between dogs and their drivers.Active Participation: Get hands-on by helping to harness the dogs, drive the sled, and feed these amazing animals.Stunning Scenery: Enjoy breathtaking views of the Kisaq Valley while sipping a warm drink during a scenic break.Description:Behind the scenes of a greenlandic dog sled tourYou will have the chance to get up close to sled dogs by actively participating in the preparation of the sled and dogs; thereby experience and be a part of their fascinating daily life. Experience how dog sledding, deeply rooted in Inuit culture, has made it possible for generations to travel through the beautiful Arctic landscape.After departing on the sled, we will come through the breathtaking Kisaq Valley, with beautiful mountains around. At Kisaq, an adorable cabin and beautiful frozen waterfall, we will take a well-deserved break, where the dogs rest, while you can enjoy a hot drink with the magnificent view of the winter landscape and the frozen waterfall. After that, the tour will return to the “dog town”.Upon our return to the “dog town”, you will have the opportunity to put the dogs in their place and talk and cuddle with the dogs. The dogs enjoy a sled ride as much as you do.When you are riding a dog sled, it is essential to stay warm so that you can enjoy the entire trip. For that you can rent thermal suits and boots through us (150 DKK).Please note: we do not recommend sled rides for people with back problems.The trip lasts two hours in total and costs 1,300 DKK for a single participant and 1,100 DKK for each if there is more than one participant.Remember: when interacting with Greenlandic sled dogs, you must always respect them and always listen to your guide's instructions and directions.This experience is part of the “Greenland Dog Adventure” program, which works to preserve the Greenlandic sled dogs. If you want to learn more about the Greenlandic Sled Dog and the challenges the culture faces, you can read more about our Greenlandic Sled Dogs and Conservation Program here.
4.24
Snowmobile Into The Wild
HighlightsDiverse Terrain: Explore frozen lakes, scenic views, and hill climbs in the Arctic wilderness.Expert Guidance: Benefit from knowledgeable instructors while discovering breathtaking landscapes.Technical Ride: Perfect for those with snowmobiling experience, offering a thrilling adventure.Description:Join us on an exciting snowmobile journey into the heart of the backcountryThis adventurous tour is designed for those eager to explore some more of the breathtaking landscapes of the backcountry between Sisimiut and Kangerlussuaq.As you navigate a diverse range of terrain — including frozen lakes, scenic fjords and exciting hill driving — you will be treated to magnificent panoramic viewpoints. Keep an eye out for dog sled tracks as we traverse this enchanting landscape.Halfway through our adventure, we will take a break in a cozy cabin by one of the surrounding fjords to enjoy a packed lunch and rest before continuing our exploration.Please note: When snowmobiling, it is important to stay warm for a comfortable experience. Dress in layers! You can also rent thermal suits and boots at Hotel Sisimiut, the location where the tour also starts with an intro.Please note: Previous experience with ATVs or snowmobiles is recommended due to the technical nature of this tour. For safety reasons, passengers are not permitted behind new drivers on this tour.The “Into the Wild” snowmobile tour is approximately 4 hours long and is dependent on natural snow conditions.
4.24
Snowmobile Newbie
HighlightsBeginner-Friendly: Perfect for first-time riders, our tour teaches essential snowmobiling skills in a supportive environment.Scenic Trails & Stops: Enjoy guided rides on groomed trails, with breaks for snacks and stunning photo opportunities.Expert Guidance: Our knowledgeable guides provide tips and support to enhance your snowmobiling experience and ensure safety.Description: Never ridden a snowmobile before? Our “Introductory Snowmobile Tour” is the perfect starting point for you! This tour is specially designed for beginners and is ideal for anyone who is not familiar with snowmobiling but still wants to get a taste of the snowmobile and backcountry behind Sisimiut. Your adventure begins with an introduction to basic riding techniques. You will start with a training course where you will become comfortable with maneuvering, controlling the machine and body movement before heading out on groomed trails to enjoy the beautiful surroundings. During the tour there will be a break with the opportunity to take lots of beautiful photos. Here you will also have the opportunity to relax, breathe in the fresh air, and enjoy the view. Of course, you will also have the opportunity to take beautiful photos along the way. Join us on an unforgettable experience and embrace the beauty of the snowy landscapes. Start your snowmobiling adventure with us! Please note: When riding a snowmobile, it is important to stay warm for a comfortable experience. Dress in layers! You can also rent thermal suits and boots at Hotel Sisimiut, at the location where the tour also starts with an intro.
4.26
ATV Discover Tour
Highligts: Learn to drive an ATV in Sisimiut’s scenic backcountry.Take in panoramic views from the historic gravel airstrip.Explore the sled dog town and its unique atmosphere.Description:Explore Sisimiut's backcountry on an ATV (all-terrain vehicle).Sisimiut is one of the few towns in Greenland with a gravel road extending approximately 10 km into the surrounding backcountry, offering a unique opportunity to explore the rugged wilderness.The tour begins with an introduction to the ATVs, both via video and individually, ensuring everyone feels comfortable with the vehicle. We start by driving through the sled dog town and crossing a small bridge over the local river with crystal-clear drinking water. From there, we follow the old gravel road, stopping at several viewpoints along the way before reaching the end of the trail near the shooting range.Before Sisimiut had its airport in 1998, the town relied on a gravel runway. We visit this historic landing strip, where we can enjoy stunning views of Kangerluarsunnguaq Bay and the town, before heading back via the sled dog area.Riding an ATV can get dirty, so we recommend wearing clothes that can handle mud and dust. It is also possible to rent a suit and rubber boots at the reception at Hotel Sisimiut.Please note: In Greenland, a valid driver’s license is required to operate an ATV. If you don’t have a license, you’re welcome to ride as a passenger.
4.25
Scenic Mountain Safari by ATV
HighlightsDrive through Sisimiut’s sled dog village into the untamed backcountry.Explore the magnificent Nasaasaaq Valley with its towering peaks.Visit the stunning waterfall at the Assaqutaq trail and taste the pure mountain water.Take a break with refreshments while enjoying the breathtaking view from the top of the passage.End the tour with a magnificent panorama of Sisimiut and the Davis Strait.Description:Join us on an unforgettable journey into the iconic backcountry of Sisimiut. This tour isn’t about racing along the Arctic Circle Trail but about immersing yourself in the breathtaking landscapes where infinity meets eternity.We begin with a brief introduction, both as a group and individually, to familiarize you with the ATV and its basic functions. Once everyone is ready, we start the tour at a slow and steady pace, leaving the town behind. We pass through the sled dog town and further out.After a gentle climb from the freshwater lakes, we reach the Nasaasaaq Valley, where towering peaks rise dramatically to the south.Following the Arctic Circle Trail, we arrive at the Waterfall Passage, where we park the ATVs and walk to the beautiful waterfall at the Assaqutaq trail. Here, you can fill your bottle with crystal-clear mountain water, flavored by snow and mountains – a truly authentic Greenlandic experience.The journey continues up the passage, where we pause at the summit to enjoy a spectacular view over the Nasaasaaq Valley. During the break, a small refreshment is served, allowing you to relax and recharge while soaking in the natural beauty.On the way back, you'll be treated to a stunning panorama of the valley, Sisimiut, and the majestic Davis Strait in the background. Before we return to town, we'll make a few short stops to take in the last impressions. Finally, we pass through the sled dog town once more and ride back to Sisimiut.Notice: Riding an ATV can get dirty, so we recommend wearing clothing that can withstand mud and dust. It is also possible to rent a suit and rubber boots at the reception of Hotel Sisimiut.
4.26
ATV Backcountry Adventure
HighlightsEmbark on an ATV adventure along the Arctic Circle Trail and explore Sisimiut’s legendary backcountry.Experience vast mountain landscapes and profound silence in the Sisimiut Highlands.Tackle challenging terrain, including “Murder Hill” and the rugged Nerumaaq Valley.Relish stunning views from Arctic Circle Viewpoint and immerse yourself in Greenland’s endless fjords and peaks.Description:Join us on a spectacular ATV tour along the legendary Arctic Circle Trail – from coast to mountain through Greenland’s raw nature.After a thorough introduction to the ATVs, we drive out through the sled dog town and further through Nasaasaaq Valley and Waterfall Passage with magnificent mountain landscapes all around us.The tour continues up into the Sisimiut hinterland along ACR Lake and on to the Arctic Circle Viewpoint, where an impressive view of the fjord and the desolate mountain landscape opens up.From here, the fjord Kanerlusaqsuk Tulleq lies 500 meters below us and the vast panorama of nature opens up. 130 kilometers of desolate mountain landscape stretches to the east and the Inland Ice Sheet – a place where the eye meets infinity.We take the famous descent to Qerrortusok Majoria. The guide gives an extra safety briefing before we head down the mountain, where we then continue towards the fjord and cross the river at Kangerluarsuk Tulleq.We follow the valleys deeper into the country, surrounded by steep mountains and untouched nature. The terrain is technically demanding, and we must adapt to the route as we reach it. Along the way, we will stop for lunch and time to enjoy the silence and surroundings.On the way back, the landscape will be experienced from a new angle, before we end the trip back in Sisimiut - filled with great nature experiences and adventures in our arms.Minimum participants:Unless otherwise stated, the trip requires a minimum of 2 fully paying passengers to be completed. If the required number of passengers is not reached before departure and the trip must be canceled, an alternative departure or a full refund of the amount paid will be offered.
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Greenland Wilderness Escape to Erfalik Lodge
Erfalik Lodge: An Exclusive Wilderness RetreatDo you dream of the ultimate nature experience, far from the noise of the city, in a land like Greenland—well-known on the map but still unexplored by many? Be among the first to discover its untouched beauty and immerse yourself in a remote adventure like no other.An experience at Erfalik Lodge begins with a spectacular boat journey from Sisimiut. The one-and-a-half-hour voyage follows Greenland’s stunning west coast, crossing deep fjords and passing remarkable landmarks, including the UNESCO site of Nipisat. The journey continues past the small settlement of Itilleq and across Itilleq Fjord, where you officially cross the Arctic Circle at 66.56° North. As the boat glides into the calm waters surrounding Erfalik, the breathtaking landscape unfolds, with majestic, snow-capped mountains providing an impressive backdrop upon arrival at the lodge.One-Night Wilderness EscapeUpon arrival around midday, guests are welcomed with check-in and an introduction to the area. The afternoon offers optional activities such as stand-up paddleboarding (SUP), fishing, berry picking, or storytelling about the region’s history. As evening falls, unwind in the warm wilderness spa and sauna before enjoying a locally inspired dinner. The evening concludes with cozy moments around the fire, where s’mores and Arctic storytelling create an unforgettable atmosphere.The next morning begins with a nourishing breakfast, followed by a late-morning activity, which may include target shooting or a short guided hike. Two hours later, it is time to depart, taking in the last breathtaking views before the boat ride back to Sisimiut.Two-Night Wilderness AdventureFor those seeking a more immersive experience, the two-night adventure package offers additional time to explore Erfalik’s pristine wilderness. After arriving around midday and checking in, the afternoon can be spent by the lake with activities such as SUP, fishing, berry picking, or a guided hike to the stunning glacial landscapes of Erfalik Qeqqat. As evening approaches, relax in the spa and sauna before indulging in a delicious dinner. The night ends by the fire, where stories and s’mores warm the soul under the Arctic night sky.Day two begins with breakfast, followed by a full- or half-day excursion. Guests can fish in crystal-clear waters, explore remote landscapes, try SUP on Arctic waters, or simply take in the breathtaking mountain scenery. In the afternoon, return to the lodge for relaxation in the spa and sauna, followed by a gourmet dinner and another fireside evening.The final morning starts with breakfast, followed by one last morning activity—perhaps target shooting or a short guided hike. Then, the return journey begins, as the boat takes guests through the stunning fjord landscape back to Sisimiut.A Unique and Remote ExperienceErfalik Lodge is accessible only by boat or helicopter, ensuring an exclusive and authentic wilderness retreat. Transportation is provided in our comfortable, enclosed 12-person boats, allowing guests to enjoy the journey in safe and pleasant conditions.Whether choosing a one-night or two-night stay, Erfalik Lodge offers a rare opportunity to connect with Greenland’s wilderness, its raw beauty, and its fascinating history.Erfalik Lodge offers a rare blend of luxury and Arctic wilderness. In September, enjoy glacial landscapes, autumn colors, and northern lights. Booking early ensures availability and aligns with United flights from the USA.
4.25
Mountain Safari UTV
HighlightsThrilling UTV Adventure: Explore Sisimiut’s stunning backcountry in a comfortable UTV, perfect for all seeking comfortable adventures.Majestic Mountain Views: Enjoy breathtaking landscapes as towering mountains surround you on your journey.Crystal-Clear Refreshment: Stop at a pristine creek for a sip of fresh, pure water while soaking in the serene surroundings.Description:Experience the striking landscapes of Sisimiut's backcountry in a UTV (Utility Terrain Vehicle).As the only town in Greenland with a dirt road that extends 160 kilometers into the backcountry and all the way to Kangerlussuaq, Sisimiut is the perfect starting point for this scenic adventure.We’ll pass through the sled dog town, cross a bridge over a crystal-clear river, and enter the backcountry, where mountains tower on three sides. The tour provides fantastic views over the landscape, including areas that transform into sled dog trails in winter, winding through the mountains.The UTV safari offers everyone the chance to explore the rugged terrain without the need for hiking.We'll make a stop by a creek, where you can drink from the fresh, pure water and enjoy the stunning surroundings.
4.25
Dog sled discover tour
HighlightsCultural Experience: Engage with local dog sled owners who preserve Greenland’s rich sledding heritage.Scenic Adventure: Enjoy breathtaking views as you journey to the foot of Niujarfik and beyond.Unique Perspective: Ride behind skilled drivers, learning about traditional sledding techniques.Description:Experience authentic dog sled in Greenland.Sled dogs have been essential to life in Greenland and have served as the primary means of transportation across the frozen and snowy landscape.On this trip, you will have the experience of riding a traditional sled, guided by a local sled musher, who uses their dogs for hunting, fishing and tourism, among other things. Each individual musher plays an important role in preserving the dog sledding culture and traditions – and helps to give you a unique experience.You will have the honor of sitting as a passenger behind the sled musher, who will guide the dogs. The adventure takes you out towards the beautiful backcountry of Sisimiut, with a scenic stop. The trip will offer plenty of opportunities to take amazing photos and videos.When riding a dog sled, it is essential to stay warm so that you can enjoy the entire trip. For that, you can rent a thermal suit and boots through us (150 DKK).Important note: We do not recommend dog sledding for people with back problems.The dog sledding experience lasts two hours and costs 2,000 DKK for a single participant and 1,800 DKK for each if more than one participant.Remember: when interacting with Greenlandic sled dogs, you must always respect them and always listen to your guide's and musher’s directions and instructions.If you want to learn more about the Greenlandic sled dog and the challenges the culture faces, you can read more about our Greenlandic Sled Dogs and Conservation Program here.
4.25
Mountain & Meal
HighlightsCulinary Adventure: Cook traditional Greenlandic dishes over an open fire at Kisaq Lodge.Scenic Journey: Drive through stunning mountainous terrain with breathtaking Arctic views.Flexible Return: Opt for a scenic walk back or a comfortable drive to Sisimiut.Description:Join us on a unique nature experience in Greenland, where you can enjoy local food in magnificent landscapes with our Mountain and Meal. Our adventure begins with a scenic walk or drive, weather permitting, into the mountainous terrain east of Sisimiut. Iconic peaks surround us and provide a beautiful sight for the eyes. At Kisaq Lodge, you will have the opportunity to prepare your meal over an open fire with local dishes such as muskox or reindeer. Enjoy your meal on the terrace or in the cozy heated dining room of the lodge. Kisaq Lodge is located at the foot of Kisaq waterfall, close to the town, but surrounded by wilderness. In winter, the beautiful Kisaq waterfall becomes a frozen waterfall that flows into Ulkebugten. When night falls, you can see the illuminated view of Sisimiut town and possibly experience the Northern Lights, if the season is right. In summer, the area transforms into an oasis of colorful flora on the south-facing slopes. Experience fascinating stories of the area up close, including whale bones washed up on the inside of the bay from the sea, as you enjoy this unforgettable tour. Minimum Participants: Unless otherwise stated, the tour requires a minimum of 4 participants to operate. If the required number of passengers is not reached prior to departure and the tour must be cancelled, an alternative departure or a full refund of the amount paid will be offered.
4.24
Stars and Northern light
HighlightsAurora Experience: Chase the mesmerizing Northern Lights in the stunning landscape around Sisimiut.Expert Insights: Learn about the science and legends of the aurora while enjoying hot cocoa.Scenic Views: Relax at prime viewing spots with panoramic vistas of the iconic mountains and starry skies.Description: Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Northern Lights on this evening tour. Join us on a journey to experience the magical auroras around Sisimiut as we travel by minibus to the locations with the best chances of seeing this scenic phenomenon. Our adventure begins in the reception with a locally produced film introducing the science behind the Northern Lights as well as enchanting myths and legends of the Arctic. As the Northern Lights dance unpredictably across the sky, your chances of witnessing this wonder are almost 100% on frosty nights. We move away from light pollution to one of our viewpoints where you can sit or lie down as you admire the starry sky while enjoying a cup of hot drink. You can choose to take a short hike up a nearby hill; this provides a stunning 360-degree perspective of the valley and iconic mountains surrounding Sisimiut. Next, we head to Asummiut, the site of Sisimiut's founding, for views of the David Strait and Nasaasaaq, framed by the twinkling lights of the city. Dress warmly as the magic unfolds in the clear night and make sure your cell phone is charged for optimal photos of the Northern Lights!
4.28
Greenland Dog Visit
HighlightsSled Dog Insights: Discover the fascinating life and history of Greenland sled dogs from our passionate guides.Close Encounters: Get up close and personal with the dogs, including the chance to meet adorable puppies!Cultural Significance:Learn about the important role sled dogs play in Greenlandic culture and their preservation.Description: Do you love dogs? Do you want to give your family an unforgettable experience out of the ordinary? This trip is a fantastic activity for the whole family and for anyone who loves dogs or is curious to learn more about the Greenlandic Sled Dog. By the dogs you will get an introduction to life with sled dogs and their fascinating history. You will also have the opportunity to get up close to the dogs with cuddles and observation and take lots of great photos for the scrapbook. If there are puppies, you can also get up close to them and pet these cute little nuggets. The Greenland Dog is a unique breed with extraordinary characteristics. It is known as the world's most enduring dog and is the closest relative of the original wolf. The Greenland Sled Dog is also an important reason why humans have been able to settle in the Arctic, as people could get around easier and faster that way. Unfortunately, the number of Greenland dogs has halved over the past 20 years, and today there are less than 14,000 Greenland sled dogs left in Greenland. By visiting our conservation project through our dogs, you are making a huge positive difference and helping us to preserve this fascinating breed. Please note: When visiting Greenland Sled Dogs, always respect the dogs' boundaries and follow your guide's instructions. The Greenland Dog Visit is part of the Greenland Dog Adventure Tours and Conservation Program. If you want to learn more about the challenges the culture faces, you can read more about our Greenlandic Sled Dogs and Conservation Program here.
4.25
Sightseeing in bus & Aanaa's House
HighlightsYear-Round Exploration: Experience Sisimiut’s rich history and modern life, available throughout the year.Scenic Views: Enjoy breathtaking landscapes and incredible photo opportunities as you explore the town and its surroundings.Guided Insights: Visit local markets, dog town, and Aanaa’s house for an authentic glimpse into daily life.Description:Experience the interactions between tradition and modern life in Sisimiut with a sightseeing, and how the history of the town meets progress. The area has been inhabited for more than 4,500 years and is rich in stories and traditions but has also developed rapidly in the last 250 years since the founding of Holsteinsborg (Sisimiut’s old colony name). Today, Sisimiut is Greenland’s second largest city, where modern industry and education coexist with old traditions such as hunting, the Greenlandic national suit and tools. On this guided bus tour, we will explore Sisimiut’s past and present, and we will cover much of the town, including stops at the dog village and the local meat and fish market. We will get on and off the bus several times to get a closer look and take pictures, so bring a jacket, but no special equipment is necessary — this is a tour for everyone. You will also visit Aanaa’s house (grandmother’s house) and get a look into a traditional Inuit home. Enjoy refreshments as your guide shares stories of family life and customs. This tour provides a perfect introduction to Sisimiut, leaving you free to explore more on your own.
4.29
Winter Hike
HighlightsGuided Snowshoe Hike: Enjoy a snowshoe adventure for all skill levels, with expert guidance and equipment provided.Scenic Mountain Trek: Explore the stunning mountains southeast of Sisimiut, with breathtaking views and unique glacial features.Wildlife Watching: Look out for polar foxes and snow hares while learning about their habitats and tracks.Description: Join a memorable snowshoe hike through the scenic mountains south of Sisimiut. This experience is perfect for all abilities, and our experienced guides will provide all the necessary equipment and support. We start at Hotel Sisimiut and head towards the famous Artic Circle Race rute, a cross-country ski trail. We pass through and continue towards the sea as we navigate through old glacial moraines. Keep an eye out for local wildlife, including arctic foxes and snow hares, as we search for their tracks and habitats. Depending on the snow conditions, past glacial movements can be seen in the landscape. After some hiking, we take a break to enjoy the stunning views of the possibly ice-covered coastline and the David Strait. We grab some refreshments and take advantage of the photo opportunities before exploring another moraine and passing Lake Nilliasup tasia, a major source of drinking water for the entire city. Once the lake is frozen, we cross it safely. We end our adventure at the frozen Scout Lake, a winter activity center, before returning to Hotel Sisimiut. When participating in our winter mountain hike, it is important to dress in layers and be prepared for changing weather conditions. The right clothing will ensure that you stay comfortable and enjoy the beautiful surroundings. Keep in mind that you will be moving around and that you should not get cold if you are too hot and start sweating. Minimum participants: Unless otherwise stated, the tour requires a minimum of 2 participants to operate. If the required number of passengers is not reached before departure and the tour has to be canceled, an alternative departure or a full refund of the amount paid will be offered.
4.24
Backcountry Tour - SNB
HighlightsScenic Trails: Discover groomed trails through Sisimiut’s stunning mountainous terrain, highlighting Arctic beauty.Spectacular Views: Take in breathtaking vistas over the David Strait and winter scenery from Qeqqortusuup Majoria.Moderate Pace: Enjoy the thrill of snowmobiling at a comfortable pace, ideal for those looking to build on prior experience.
4.26
Inuit Hike
Cultural Journey: Explore 4,000 years of history on the iconic Sallinguit "Tele Island."Historical Insights: Discover Inuit cultures and colonial history, from ancient hunting grounds to modern times.Scenic Views: Marvel at the stunning landscape of Sisimiut, from the Arctic mountains to the serene fjords.Description:Hike back in time and follow the Footsteps of the Inuit. Experience 4,000 years of Greenlandic history.Embark on a hike through Sisimiut's rich history, tracing over 4,000 years of human life in the area. This journey explores the highs and lows of Arctic survival, revealing how the Inuit adapted to harsh winters and eventually encountered European traders and colonizers. Along the way, you'll discover the key events that shaped Sisimiut into the vibrant town it is today.The hike leads to Sallinnguit, or "Tele Island," home to the local phone company. Once it was a separate island. It held great significance for early inhabitants, with remnants of their way of life evident in the landscape, including their homes, hunting grounds, and final resting places.As we traverse this historically rich area, you’ll hear captivating stories about survival, adaptation, and the interactions that made this location valuable for both the Inuit and later European visitors.Please note: The hike can be challenging due to varied terrain, so sturdy footwear and weather-appropriate clothing are necessary.Minimum Participants:Unless otherwise specified, the tour requires a minimum of 2 fully paying participants to proceed. If the required number of participants is not reached before departure, and the tour must be canceled, an alternative departure will be offered, or a full refund will be provided.
4.214
Sea Safari
HighlightsAuthentic Experience: Discover Greenland from the sea for a true introduction to our culture and lifestyle.Cultural Significance: Understand how the sea has shaped Greenlandic identity and remains a vital part of daily life.Breathtaking Scenery: Enjoy stunning views of the coastline and surrounding landscapes throughout the cruiseDescription:You haven’t truly experienced Greenland until you’ve been to the sea. Seeing Greenland from the water provides an authentic introduction to life in this remarkable country. Historically, the sea has always been crucial to Greenlandic culture, and it still plays a hugely important role.A sea safari also gives you the opportunity to experience the rich wildlife in and around Sisimiut. Depending on the season, you can see everything from fish and birds to marine mammals. While sailing, you will be surrounded by the magnificent scenery, which makes your adventure on the water even more magical.While at sea, you can choose to sit either inside or outside on the boat, depending on your preferences and the weather.Your guide will bring something to drink and eat.Minimum participants: Unless otherwise stated, the tour requires a minimum of 5 participants to operate. If the required number of passengers is not reached before departure and the tour must be cancelled, an alternative departure or a full refund of the amount paid will be offered.
4.28
Boat cruise to Assaqutaq
HighlightsStep Back in Time: Explore Assaqutaq, where traces of life from 50 years ago still linger.Personal Stories: Discover the joys and struggles of the former residents as you wander through their home.Embrace the Silence: Experience the tranquility of Assaqutaq, a rare glimpse into Greenlandic simplicity.Description:Embark on a beautiful cruise into the Amerloq Fjord as we make our way to the abandoned settlement of Assaqutaq also called "Ghost town".Immerse yourself in the life of a small settlement from the mid-1900s. Our guided walk will take you through the entire lifecycle of the community, covering everything from birth and living conditions to work in the factory and the eventual resting places of its residents.The settlement remains mostly untouched since the last families moved out 50 years ago. Some of the houses have been converted into a summer camp for local schoolchildren, giving Assaqutaq a special place in the hearts of the people living in Sisimiut.Exploring Assaqutaq will provide you with a deeper understanding of Greenlandic society throughout the 1900s, revealing how people lived, the challenges they faced, and how they survived the harsh Greenlandic winters. It will also present a good opportunity to experience true peace of mind, a rarity in today’s world but extremely cherished throughout Greenland.When you are on the ocean, you will have the opportunity to sit either inside or outside on the boat, depending on your preference and the weather. When walking around Assaqutaq, bring clothes suitable for the weather and good shoes.Minimum Participants:Unless otherwise specified, the tour requires a minimum of 5 fully paying participants to proceed. If the required number of participants is not reached before departure, and the tour must be canceled, an alternative departure will be offered, or a full refund will be provided.
4.25
Arctic Circle Viewpoint tour by ATV
HighlightsATV Ride along the Arctic Circle Trail – Journey through Greenland’s wild and scenic backcountry.Waterfall Passage – Visit a stunning waterfall and taste pristine mountain water.Arctic Circle Viewpoint – Marvel at breathtaking views of Kanerlusaqsuk Tulleq and the Ice Sheet.Sisimiut Highlands – Discover the serene beauty of ACT Lake and the surrounding landscape.Qerrortusok Majoria and “Murder Hill” – Experience an exhilarating descent in rugged terrain.Description:Join us on an exciting trip into Sisimiut's legendary backcountry, home to the Arctic Circle Trail, where the vast expanses stretch endlessly and the mountain landscape impresses with its grandeur.The trip starts with an introduction to the ATVs, so that everyone becomes comfortable with the vehicle. Then we move calmly out of town and through Sisimiut Dog Sledding Village. We continue towards Nasaasaaq Valley, where from here we follow a safe route along the valley floor.Along the way we reach a waterfall pass. Here you can experience a uniquely Greenlandic moment by filling your bottle with crystal clear mountain water that tastes of snow and mountains. We continue towards ACR Lake, which is known as the hub of the famous Arctic Circle Race in winter. In summer, this is a beautiful tundra landscape.The trip culminates at the Arctic Circle Viewpoint. Here we take a break with time for questions and chat with the guide, photos and a refreshment.Before returning home, we take the famous Qerrortusok Majoria descent – also called "Murder Hill" by skiers in the Arctic Circle Race. The descent leads down to the Kanerlusaqsuk Tulleq fjord. Here you will experience the hilly terrain and a sense of true adventure.On the way back, we will also make some stops to see the terrain from a new angle. We will end the trip through the sled dog village and return to Sisimiut with memories of an unforgettable trip.Riding an ATV can get dirty, so we recommend wearing clothing that can withstand mud and dust. It is also possible to rent a suit and rubber boots at the reception at Hotel Sisimiut.Minimum participants:Unless otherwise stated, the trip requires a minimum of 4 fully paying passengers to be completed. If the required number of passengers is not reached before departure and the trip has to be canceled, an alternative departure or a full refund of the amount paid will be offered.
4.21
Snowmobile Intro & Backcountry Tour
HighlightsDiverse Terrain: Explore frozen lakes, scenic views, and hill climbs in the Arctic wilderness.Expert Guidance: Benefit from knowledgeable instructors while discovering breathtaking landscapes.Technical Ride: Perfect for those with snowmobiling experience, offering a thrilling adventure.Description:Experience amazing Greenlandic winter nature up close on snowmobile.Join us on an unforgettable journey through Greenland's beautiful winter landscape with this snowmobile tour. Whether you are a beginner or have some practice, this tour is perfect and suitable for you. The tour combines our Newbie Intro Tour with the popular Backcountry Tour, so everyone has a good starting point to experience the nature and landscape of the great outdoors.Learn the basics first: You start your journey with our Newbie Intro Tour, where you learn the basic skills. You start with a training course, where you become comfortable with maneuvering, control of the machine and body movements, before heading out on prepared tracks to enjoy the beautiful surroundings.Experience the backcountry: With the skills acquired from the introduction, you are now ready to embrace on our Backcountry Tour. Here you will get deeper into the great Greenlandic nature with varied terrain and spectacular views of Kangerluarsuk Tulleq/ first fjord and the harsh winter landscape at Qeqertursuup Majoriaq/ Arctic Circle Viewpoint. The tour combines excitement and relaxation, so you can enjoy everything from the adrenaline rush to the serenity of the fresh, crackling Arctic air. Along the way, there are breaks for photo opportunities and stories from our guide.Please note: when driving a snowmobile, it is important to stay warm to have a comfortable experience. Dress in layers! You can also rent thermal suits and boots at Hotel Sisimiut, at the location where the tour also starts with an intro.