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The city of Iulissat with stranded icebergs in the background, Greenland

Remote travel destination in Eastern Greenland. Arctic travel destinations.

Wintertime with colorful houses in Tasiilaq, East Greenland

Qaqortoq is the largest village in Southern Greenland with 3,000 residents.

Colourful houses on the island of Uummannaq GreenlandUummannaq is located 590 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle

Traditional wooden houses in Kulusuk village, East Greenland

Panoramic view of Greenland capital Nuuk with church and colored houses located near fjords and icebergs

View of Igaliku in southern Greenland. A settlement with just a few dozen inhabitants. Famous for its Norse ruins of GarÃ°ar and its unique farming sites at the edge of the ice cap.

Community on a frozen bay and snowcapped mountains

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

A collection of my 2024 trip to the Lofoten Islands, Norway.

Uummannaq, Greenland - June 11th, 2006: Traditional wooden house and local people on the Inuit island of Uummannaq on the west coast of Greenland

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

August 10, 2022 - Oqaatsut, Greenland: Colorful red and orange house in a top of the hill in Oqaatsut at dusk, formerly Rodebay, is a settlement in the Qaasuitsup municipality, in western Greenland. It had 29 inhabitants in 2020.

defaultaerial view of the mountains in arctic ocean, Greenland

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

Colorful houses in Greenland in spring time

View over a part of the small town Tasiilaq and the Tasiilaq Fjord (Danish: Kong Oscars Havn).

Ilulissat, Jakobshavn, Greenland, Denmark - August 26th 2024: View over on of the modern parts of the city which is growing very fast due to the tourist industry after the ice fjord has been declared a UNESCO world heritage site

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

Arnannguit, Southwest Greenland - October 09, 2015: A typical pastoral village in the municipality of Kujalleq near Narsarsuaq in Southwest Greenland. Here Greenlanders still live together with the indigenous Inuit people. Fishing and agriculture are still practised there.

The colorful settlement of Kangaamiut, formerly known as Gammel Sukkertoppen in central-western Greenland.

Houses of many colors dot the hillside surounding the village of Qaqortoq, Greenland

Nuuk / Godthåb, Sermersooq, Greenland: view of the Myggedalen, or Mosquito Valley, residential district in Nuuk, Greenland. The image features a cluster of detached, timber-framed single-family homes painted in vivid colors, a hallmark of Greenlandic urban design. The houses are situated on a steep, grassy slope that descends to a rocky coastline along the Nuup Kangerlua fjord. The architecture is characterized by pitched roofs, wooden siding, and concrete foundations anchored into the bedrock. In the background, the terrain rises towards the city center, while low clouds and mist obscure the distant mountains, reflecting the typical sub-Arctic summer conditions of the region.

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

Plastic-wrapped hay bales in Igaliku which is a small village in the south western part of Greenland.

View of Ulamertorsuaq mountain and surrounding area in Tasermiut fjord (South Greenland)

Fog spreads across the fjord at Tasiilaq, Greenland, with ice breaking up at the beginning of the summer.

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