Destinations of Sermersooq
From Nuuk to Ittoqqortoormiit
From the cultural pulse of Nuuk to the icy solitude of Ittoqqortoormiit, this vast municipality stretches across both East and West Greenland, offering travellers an unmatched diversity of landscapes, experiences, and communities. Here, you’ll find modern Arctic city life, deep-rooted Inuit traditions, majestic fjords, towering icebergs, and untouched wilderness – all within one region. Whether you’re seeking connection, adventure, or stillness, each destination offers its unique doorway into Greenland’s soul.
Nuuk
Greenland’s vibrant capital is where Arctic traditions meet modern city life. Surrounded by the vast Nuuk Fjord, it’s a cultural and political hub filled with museums, local design, and contemporary Greenlandic cuisine. Whether strolling along the harbour or hiking in the nearby wilderness, Nuuk offers the perfect blend of nature and Nordic charm.
Paamiut
Tucked away in the Kuannersooq Fjord, Paamiut is a peaceful coastal town rich in history and wild beauty. Known for its sea eagles, colourful houses, and strong fishing heritage, it offers a rare glimpse into everyday Greenlandic life. With untapped potential and warm hospitality, Paamiut invites visitors to slow down and explore the surrounding wilderness at their own pace.
Tasiilaq
East Greenland’s largest town, Tasiilaq, is framed by towering mountains and icy fjords that create a truly dramatic Arctic setting. The iconic Flower Valley blooms with Arctic flora in summer, while winter offers snow-covered adventures by dog sled or snowmobile. Rich in local culture and community spirit, Tasiilaq is a gateway to the raw and rugged beauty of the Ammassalik region.
Ittoqqortoormiit
One of the most isolated towns in Greenland, Ittoqqortoormiit is a remote outpost on the edge of the world’s largest fjord system. Home to incredible wildlife and near the vast Northeast Greenland National Park, it offers a true Arctic frontier experience. Here, life moves to the rhythm of nature, and every visit feels like an expedition into the untouched wilderness.
