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Close to the ice with a sightseeing boat from Ilulissat

Greenland sled dog taking a break in the snow

Northern Lights over Tasiilaq in East Greenland

Untouched wilderness - Scoresbysund in Greenland

Kayaking between icebergs close to Qeqertarsuaq

Exploring Greenland in general can be done all year, but main season is from June to September. Dog sledding in Greenland is available from January to April, but from February to March you enjoy the perfect mix of snow, daylight and northern lights. To see Northern Lights is possible from September to end of March, from February to March it is great to combine with dog sledding. Into the mountains, along deep cut ice fjords - trekking and hiking in Greenland is available in July & August. The coastal ship braves the seas all year, though most sailing tours run from June to September. Follow Inuit tradition and head out by kayak, done best from June to September. Meeting the giants is possible all year, but most tours run from June to September.

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A tourist boat exploring disko bay in winter

Big iceberg close to Tasiilaq in East Greenland

Heading by boat to Qooroq Glacier in South Greenland

A women from Nuuk in Greenland wearing her national costume for the National Day celebrations on June 21

Giant icebergs, small settlements and a great variety of tours make this the ideal place if you visit Greenland the first time. Steep mountains, deep fjords and giant icebergs offer the perfect playground for kayaking, sailing and hiking adventures. Lush farmlands, jagged mountains and several icefjords invite for adventure, sightseeing and hiking tours. Best access to the ice sheet and musk oxen roaming the backlands of Kangerlussuaq make this a great stop-over on your way to Disko Bay or Nuuk. If you think Greenland itself is not far away enough, head further to Scoresbysund and be blown away by its sheer grandeur. Nuuk, the capital of Greenland is surprisingly metropolitan with a secret hinterland calling for adventures.

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Covid-19 info

updated: March 1, 2023

Current travel regulations:

Greenland is a self-governing territory within the Kingdom of Denmark, therefore Denmark's entry requirements apply to Greenland as well, but can be further tightened by Greenland.

Current travel regulations for Denmark:

There are no COVID-19 related restrictions on entry to Denmark.
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Current travel regulations for Greenland:

The Naalakkersuisut (Greenlandic Government) has decided to lift the current entry restrictions from Wednesday 18 May 2022. This means that you do not need a test or vaccination document to travel to Greenland.
Link to official source.

Current travel regulations for Iceland:

Iceland has removed all Covid-19 related entry regulations on 25th February 2022.
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