Set off on a bespoke journey through Greenland's late summer wonders, highlighted by the tented glamping retreats of Kiattua and Saqqaq. As the season transitions, experience the Arctic glow perfect for viewing the northern lights, first appearing in Kiattua in late August and later in Saqqaq. These retreats, set amidst the expansive wilderness and the cultural vibrancy of Disko Bay, offer a unique way to reconnect with nature and enjoy the season's bounty of Arctic herbs, berries, and mushrooms.
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Accommodations
Where comfort meets the quiet of the Arctic. Each of the canvas suite in Camp Kiattua and Camp Saqqaq offers a refined balance between thoughtful comfort and the elemental nature of Greenland using warm, natural materials and gentle lighting to create a peaceful atmosphere. You remain connected to the land without sacrificing comfort. Each suite is warm where it matters, simple where it should be, and fully aligned with the Arctic environment.
Experiences
No fixed schedule and no fixed itinerary. This is as good as it is to simply soak in the natural environment. Delight in the serene landscapes of Kiattua and the rich cultural backdrop of Saqqaq. Each location provides intimate wildlife encounters and a backdrop that blends luxury with the raw beauty of the Arctic. With every day of your trip carefully designed for adventure and deep connection with the wilderness, this vacation is the epitome of exclusive, nature-driven exploration.




Itinerary
DAY 1: Copenhagen / Nuuk / Camp Kiattua
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On your Air Greenland flight from Copenhagen, we arrive into Nuuk - capital of Greenland where we begin our journey with lunch at the Katuaq Cultural Center, a public hub for cultural experiences, concerts, conferences and more.
Thereafter, we will embark on a boat transfer, traveling deep into the world's second-largest fjord system, surrounded by some of the oldest mountains on Earth.
Soon, we arrive at Camp Kiattua, Limited to just 10 guests, it’s a serene escape surrounded by untouched Arctic beauty — no roads, no houses, just nature at its purest. Explore ancient blue icebergs, fish in pristine waters, and witness the Northern Lights from mid-August. Nestled within Earth’s oldest mountain ridge, Kiattua offers profound solitude, geological wonders, and a deep connection with nature, paired with exceptional dining that celebrates Greenlandic ingredients.



DAY 2: Camp Kiattua
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Your first special morning and after breakfast, we can do shoreline foraging by kayak. Navigate the crystalline waters of Kiattua, foraging for wild mussels and cod, and learn traditional cooking methods on a secluded shoreline.
Later, we put a dare on you swimming among icebergs. Take a refreshing swim alongside majestic blue icebergs, experiencing the raw power and beauty of the Arctic.
Gourmet dinner plan tonight with your fellow travel mates followed by an evening bonfire and drinks under the Arctic sky.


DAY 3: Camp Kiattua
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Fuel up this morning with nutritious breakfast for a full day of activities. We will venture into Amitsuarsuk Fjord for a day of hiking and fishing, experiencing the tranquility of the area and the thrill of catching your dinner.
In addition, we will also be foraging for arctic herbs, berries and mushrooms, learning about local flora and how to sustainably gather edible plants.



DAY 4: Camp Kiattua / Nuuk / Ilulissat / Camp Saqqaq
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After breakfast, we bid farewell to Camp Kiattua as we return by boat to Nuuk, admiring the serene beauty of the fjords as we sail.
We transfer to Nuuk Airport for our short Air Greenland flight to Ilulissat and on arrival, we will proceed to the Ilulissat Icefjord Centre, designed by architect Dorte Mandrup, where we have first hand opportunity to learn about one of the worlds most actively calving glaciers as well as taken on a journey through time in the exhibition ”Sermeq pillugu Oqaluttuaq – The Story of the Ice”.
Thereafter, we will witness the UNESCO-listed Ilulissat Icefjord taking the raised pathway to Sermermiut or hike along the marked Blue Route trail to claim your own plot of the incredible work of nature. We will also enjoy a beautiful lunch while taking in the spectacular views among the towering icebergs.
Finally, a boat transfer take us through stunning ice formations and raw Arctic beauty to arrive at Camp Saqqaq, nestled beside a charming Greenlandic fishing village, where Disko Bay’s natural beauty meets rich cultural heritage. Limited to just 10 guests from mid-June to mid-September, the camp offers spacious 40 sqm tents with en-suite facilities, ensuring comfort amid breathtaking Arctic landscapes.





DAY 5: Camp Saqqaq
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Enjoy a gourmet breakfast amidst the pristine wilderness of Camp Saqqaq. Thereafter, we dive into the poignant history of Greenland's ghost town, Qullissat, learning about its once-thriving coal mining community and the resilient spirits of its past residents.
Later, we will enjoy an interaction with the playful Arctic fox, observing these playful creatures in their natural setting, offering a rare glimpse into the lives of one of the Arctic's most charming inhabitants.
The rest of the day is left to pan out among the giant icebergs in your inspirational environment - with moments to reflect upon the vast landscapes and deep cultural roots of Saqqaq. The evening tends to be bonfire, stories sharing and lots of meaningful human connection amongst nature.


DAY 6: Camp Saqqaq
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Another transformational day begins and today, we will meet the iconic Greenlandic sled dogs, learn about their vital role in Arctic survival, and enjoy playful interactions with these noble creatures.
The afternoon we will endeavor for more close encounters with giant icebergs as we paddle board and glide through the calm, icy waters of Disko Bay.



DAY 7: Camp Saqqaq
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Our final night at Camp Saqqaq calls for a day of marine exploration. Gain an insight into Greenland's fishing traditions and heritage and engage in a hands-on fishing experience with local fishermen, from net casting to fish preservation, embodying the sustainable practices of Arctic life.
Later, we will set sail on Disko Bay to witness humpback, minke, and fin whales, a testament to the region's thriving marine ecosystem.
As we return back to camp with minds enriched, we help along with dinner together with everyone for a finale gourmet dinner and just pray to the heavens, let the northern lights descend and dance.



DAY 8: Camp Saqqaq / Departure Ilulissat / Copenhagen
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