Sailing

Navigating the pristine waters of East Greenland is an adventure that leaves no visitor unmoved. In both the Ammassalik area and Ittoqqortoormiit, sailing is more than just a mode of transportation—it’s a way of life deeply embedded in hunting, fishing, and exploring the region’s remote corners and hidden gems. Tourists can immerse themselves in this rich maritime culture and explore the remarkable coastline and fjords, feeling the cool ocean breeze, the touch of salt in the air, and the exhilaration of the open sea.

Shorter trips will give you a taste of the awe-inspiring views, while day trips open up a world of diverse destinations: inhabited settlements, abandoned villages, historical sites, and simply breathtaking spots in nature where one can truly appreciate the stark contrast between the azure sea and the steep mountain ranges along East Greenland’s coast. Apart from the natural beauty, sailing also offers opportunities for wildlife encounters. As you navigate through the ice-filled waters, keep an eye out for seals bobbing along the ice floes, majestic whales breaching the surface, and seabirds swooping over the waves. The transformative experience of sailing in East Greenland, amidst its diverse landscapes and wildlife, truly allows visitors to connect with this enchanting Arctic wilderness.