Visit the settlement Kapisillit in the Nuuk fiord
Embark on a scenic journey through the breathtaking Nuuk Fjord aboard a modern and comfortable boat, as we head toward the small fishing and hunting settlement of Kapisillit, reached after approximately 2½ hours of sailing.
The fjord itself is flanked by ancient mountains, some of the oldest in the world, rich in geological history and a source of inspiration and materials for local Greenlandic artists.
Upon arrival in Kapisillit, we’ll go for a peaceful walk through the settlement, home to around 60 inhabitants. A highlight is the charming church, offering a spectacular view over the fjord and surrounding mountains. On the way back through town, we pass by the local school and village store, where residents purchase their daily necessities, giving you a glimpse into life in one of Greenland’s small, remote communities.
Before returning to Nuuk, we make a stop in Qooqqut, a beautiful fjord area surrounded by towering peaks, offering one last chance to enjoy the stunning landscapes and peaceful atmosphere of Greenland’s wilderness.
Here is a map of the fiord: Nuuk Fiord
Important Note:
When you are going out on an adventure, it is highly recommended to bring both camera and binoculars. It is also advisable to bring warm clothes. On this boat there is heated cabin, but prepare and bring clothes that keep you warm, when you want to sit outside on the front deck. A neck warmer and glowes is always good.
You are allowed to bring your own food.
- Warm footwear
- Warms socks
- Jacket
- Hat
- Gloves/Mittens
- Sun lotion
- Sun glasses
Included:
- English/Danish speaking guide
- Tea and coffee will be served onboard
- Covered heated boat
- Toilet on board
Important:
- Departure is from the “tidestairs” by the Atlantic harbour
- Please arrive 10 minutes prior to departure
- Transfer is not included
