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Picturesque village on coast of Greenland - Colorful houses in Tasiilaq, East Greenland

Remote travel destination in Eastern Greenland. Arctic travel destinations.

icebergs floating in front of Ilulissat village with colourful houses, View from a boat, Greenland

A view of Tasiilaq, a town surrounded by high mountains in Eastern Greenland

View over the Tasiilaq fjord to the settlement Tasiilaq, located in East Greenland.

Western Greenland. Colorful houses on the rocks in Saqqaq village on the coast of Atlantic ocean. Summer landscape

Sisimiut from above with the landmark Sisimiut Church, Greenland, Denmark. Image was taken with a drone.

Village of Kulusuk in Greenland, surrounded with icebergs

Community on a frozen bay and snowcapped mountains

View to the fjord from Qoornoq - former fishermen village, nowdays summer residence in the middle of Nuuk fjord, Greenland

The small village of Oqaatsut with its bay with icebergs at sunset in the background near Ililussat in Greenland

Houses and vessels in the bay of Tasiilaq

Iceberg in front of a typical Greenlandic small farm with a garbage dump on the beach in Qassiarsuk also known as Brattahlid which is an UNESCO heritage site and it is believed to have been home to the first Norsemen settlement in Greenland and home for Eric the Red - the Viking who was the first European to set foot on American soil

Panoramic view of colorful Kulusuk village in East Greenland - Kulusuk, Greenland - Melting of a iceberg and pouring water into the sea

Colorful greenlandic houses in Oqaatsut - with parked snow mobiles in front of the colorful homes - Greenland Rodebay settlement (with approx. 50 inhabitants) in summer. The Oqaatsut settlement first operated as Rodebay, a trading post for 18th-century Dutch whalers. Qaasuitsup municipality. Rodebay, Oqaatsut, West Greenland

Aerial view of Ilulissat with icebergs floating in the background

$Around 1,750 people live in Tasiilaq (formerly Ammassalik). That is half the population of the whole of East Greenland.\nThe port of Tasiilaq is accessible from July to November. The heliport connects the town with East Greenland's airport in Kulusuk.\n The town has a school for 450 children, a children's home, two kindergartens, a crèche and a retirement home. Tasiilaq has a hospital, a police station, a community centre, a municipal office and a sports hall. Shopping facilities include a supermarket, and there is a hotel overlooking the town.\nTasiilaq is also the headquarters of POST Greenland, from where Greenlandic stamps are sent to philatelists. [\nOn 5 February 1970, the strongest Piteraq ever recorded, an East Greenland storm phenomenon with wind speeds of around 300 km/h, destroyed large parts of the town, so much so that consideration was given to abandoning it.$

A group of houses by the side of a partly frozen fjord, Tasiilaq, Greenland.

Nuuk / Godthåb, Sermersooq, Greenland: charming houses of Nuuk and the Sermitsiaq / Sadelø mountain and Nuup Kangerlua / Nuuk / Godthaab fjord (part of the Davis Strait / Labrador Sea / North Atlantic Ocean). Sermitsiaq is a 1,210-metre-tall (3,970 ft) mountain, featured in the flag and coat of arms of Nuuk, the summit is crowned by a sharp west–east ridge, from which three summit points emerge. These resemble a saddle, which gave the mountain and the island its Danish name

Colorful houses in the Kulusuk village Greenland

Colourful village in winter, Kulusuk, Eastern Greenland

Sisimiut from above, Greenland, Denmark. Image was taken with a drone.

Wintertime with colorful houses in Tasiilaq, East Greenland

Igaliku, Greenland, Denmark - August 14th 2024: Wooden house with worn blue painting in the small town which is under transforming from a sheep-farming area to become a tourist visiting site and home to a number of summerhouses. The place is an UNESCO heritage site due to the remains of the old Norsemen settlement, Gadar which where abandoned for unknown reasons in the beginning of the 15th century

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