Greenland 2026 Calendar of Events

Ended up being a private tour for my friend and I to see the Northern Lights. Our host was on tine and patient taking all our pictures we wanted. We lucked out and were able to see the lights within a ten minute drive from our Airbnb. Worthwhile!

Private tour with fantastic guide. We were never rushed, literally took us around the entire town. He allowed us to alter the tour at any time, but we trusted him to show us all the great sites

The guide was outstanding. Very knowledgeable about Nuuk. Took us all over town. A great tour!…………..

Wonderful Cafe and the tea and sweets were fabulous 10/10 The shop was very cute and the staff was wonderful

It was a great experience with Guide to Greenland! We booked 6 excursions in different cities with them during our time in Greenland. The ease of booking and variety of experiences is great.The planning and also the excursions themselves were very smooth. Great, qualified guides, good vehicles, reliable logistics and very accommodating as we were traveling with a baby and sometimes needed a bit more time.Especially Mads went above and beyond to provide us a great experience! Thank you, would wholeheartedly recommend to other travelers and we hope to come back to discover more corners of beautiful and diverse Greenland!

It was enjoyable to tour at our own pace. The app made seeing the area easy as it showed you the trek and if you veered off course. The information given during the tour was engaging.

The self guided tour was really good. It gave a lot of information and was pretty easy to follow. Being able to stop the commentary whenever we wanted to explore something is a great feature. The download takes some time so I recommend you this before you start and where you have good internet.

Very informative. Easy to use and go at your own pace. Liked I could go at my own pace.... .........

Excellent platform for leisurely learning. The pause and walk function was great. The audio voice was pleasant and clear. Great value.

Our guide was passionate as well as knowledgeable about the local history and culture. Walking through the city and exploring its landmarks gave us a deep appreciation for the rich heritage of this region. Visiting the key landmarks and learning about their significance was both educational and inspiring.

This is the second time I have used the services of Meaningful Travels Greenland—there is nothing better than putting yourself in the hands of someone who not only loves their job but puts their heart and soul into making you love the place and want to come back again. Nuuk Greenlandic Tea Tasting is a bit like meeting up with old friends from high school, with whom you have 20 years' worth of stories to share, and even though you haven't been together all this time, you realize that the bond between you is still as strong as ever. The strong tea with Arctic herbs in a warm cup is just an excuse to be silent for a moment, because in the silence, in this little pause, you can best hear the other person's heartbeat. After each sip, a new story, then another... Don't try all the sweets on the table—don't be greedy like me. Leave some room for the cookies and fresh bread with butter—you'll regret it if you don't try them.Our guide, Sikki, a unique guy in spirit and nature, whom I can only describe as a brilliant storyteller with a subtle, beautiful sense of humor, high morals, and a brave heart, showed us on a short but very necessary walk around the café the most iconic places to observe the harbor; several of the new buildings in the area, the treatment plant, and the lake that supplies the city with water, and when we returned to the café... Wow, I'm afraid to tell you, because it may not be part of the program, but this talented Greenlandic man turned out to have another talent - besides being a fascinating storyteller, he can also play the guitar. One of the songs was by my favorite Frank Sinatra (I had the audacity to share how much I like him before I knew that my unintentional comment would turn into a beautiful rendition of “Fly Me to the Moon“). Even if you are not tea lovers, it is worth meeting local people who will show you a different perspective on life - more connected to nature and to things that money cannot buy. In Nuuk, time flows differently. See for yourself.

I have traveled to so many places around the world, but Greenland is unique, unlike anything you have read about or expected to see. That is why I booked this walking tour with some trepidation—would they show me an overly embellished version of Nuuk? How happy I was when all my fears proved to be unfounded. Our guide, Sikki, was the most open-minded, down-to-earth, empathetic, and extremely honest local I could have dreamed of. Besides being a brilliant storyteller (as most Greenlanders turn out to be), Sikki knew how to make the most of even the smallest story; how to draw your attention not only to the popular sights in the city, but also to the people behind them; to the spirits and stories that fill them. Whether you ask him about the symbols on the flag, the connections between Greenlanders and Danes, polar bears and how to protect yourself from them, or how to hunt with a harpoon—at the end of the tour, you will feel that you have learned much more about the people—their beliefs, dreams, and hopes—than about where the country's prime minister lives (and why he likes to go to his fellow citizens' parties). To say that I recommend it is an understatement. I think that if you are in this city for even a day, you should do everything you can to book this tour. What's more - Rob - this extremely nice guy from the team who was responsible for facilitating the meeting not only welcomed me and my friend with cappuccinos on a freezing December morning (I must admit that this melted my heart), but he also took one of my hobbies seriously - sending postcards. I urgently needed stamps, and although I had no idea where the post office in Nuuk was, by the end of the tour with Sikki I already had the stamps I needed to send the postcards on their long journey home. What else do you need when you're so far from home, except people who make you feel at home.

The icebergs are undoubtedly the main draw. We also learnt about the local culture and history of this region. The guide spoke about some unique challenges as well as the joys of life in this remote Arctic settlement.

We enjoyed the breathtaking fjord views, many architectural highlights and some lively marketplaces, right on foot. It was like and urban exploration, but connected with nature. We also interacted with friendly locals. The tour guide was made it all to be an enjoyable experience.

Really great tour, especially when you first arrive. The guide incorporated a lot of her personal experiences with the folklore and growing up in a unique place with the history and things we saw. The food was excellent, especially since the place was in the newer part of town which I may have never see otherwise. Would recommend to anyone visiting.

This walking tour was worth it for exploring lulissat city, which is like a small town in an epic landscape. We took a lot of photos for memories of out visit to lulissat. The tour guide told us about the history of Ilulissat and about how daily life is in lulissat.