Greenland 2 Day Itinerary

Day 1: Exploring Nuuk - The Capital of Greenland

Morning:

  • Arrival at Nuuk International Airport. (Visitors must have a valid passport and a Schengen Visa or a U.S. Visa, as Greenland is part of the Kingdom of Denmark.)
  • Check-in at your hotel and freshen up.
  • Breakfast at your hotel or a local café.
  • Visit the Nuuk Art Museum (Katuaq Cultural Center) to immerse yourself in Greenlandic culture and art.

Afternoon:

  • Lunch at a local restaurant, try traditional Greenlandic dishes like Mattak (whale skin) or Kalaallit tupilliit (Greenlandic tapas).
  • Take a boat tour to the Nuuk Fjord. Keep your eyes peeled for whales and seals!

Evening:

  • Visit the National Museum of Greenland to learn about the history, culture, and geography of this fascinating island.
  • Dinner at a local restaurant, followed by a relaxing walk along the Nuuk waterfront.

Day 2: Adventure in Sermitsiaq Mountain and Qooroq Ice Fjord

Morning:

  • Breakfast at your hotel.
  • Hike up Sermitsiaq Mountain for panoramic views of Nuuk and the surrounding fjords. (Remember to wear appropriate hiking shoes.)

Afternoon:

  • Lunch at a local restaurant.
  • Visit Qooroq Ice Fjord, where you can witness giant icebergs calving from a glacier. You can also join a kayak tour if you’re feeling adventurous!

Evening:

  • Farewell dinner at a restaurant serving local cuisine.
  • Pack your bags for the next day’s departure.

Transportation:

  • Taxis and buses are available in Nuuk, or you can rent a car if you prefer self-driving. Remember to drive on the right side of the road!
  • Boat tours can be booked through local tour operators or your hotel.

Things to Know:

  • Greenland is known for its harsh climate, so pack warm clothing and waterproof gear.
  • English is widely spoken in Nuuk, but it’s always helpful to learn a few phrases in Greenlandic (Kalaallisut).
  • Remember to respect local customs and traditions, and ask permission before taking photographs of people or sacred sites.
  • The power grid in Greenland runs on 220V, so make sure your electronics can handle this voltage or bring a converter.

Enjoy your adventure in Greenland!