Nanortalik Walking Tour with a Local Guide

Explore Greenland’s Southernmost Town and Cultural Heritage

Discover the charm of Nanortalik on this 1.5-hour walking tour, guided by a local who will share unique insights into the town’s history, culture, and daily life in Greenland. This tour provides an authentic experience, offering a deeper connection to Greenland’s southernmost community.

As you stroll through Nanortalik’s streets, you’ll visit key landmarks, including the historic church and the open-air museum. Along the way, your guide will share stories about the town’s Inuit heritage, its colonial past, and what life is like today in this remote but vibrant part of the world.

The tour concludes at the open-air museum, located in the old colonial area of town. Here, you’ll have time to explore on your own, wandering through preserved historic buildings and exhibits that showcase Greenland’s cultural heritage.

This relaxed, easy-paced tour is suitable for most fitness levels and is perfect for those who want an authentic glimpse into life in Greenland. From history and culture to personal stories, every moment provides a meaningful way to connect with Nanortalik.

Join us for a journey led by locals who know and love this town, where every step brings you closer to understanding the essence of daily life in Greenland.

TOUR INFORMATION

Itinerary
Cancellation terms

Itinerary

Meet and Greet: Your adventure begins at the tender pier in Nanortalik, where our local guide greets you. After a brief introduction, set off together on a leisurely 1.5-hour walking tour through the heart of Greenland’s southernmost town.
Exploring Nanortalik: Stroll through charming streets as your guide shares stories of Inuit heritage, colonial history, and everyday life in this remote community. You’ll pass by iconic landmarks, traditional houses, and the historic church, each revealing layers of cultural significance.
Cultural Insights: Pause along the way to learn about Greenlandic customs, local traditions, and the vibrant spirit that thrives here despite the rugged environment. Your guide will provide insights into family life, education, and the importance of the surrounding natural world.
Journey’s End: Arrive at the Nanortalik Open-Air Museum, set in the old colonial quarter. Here, your guided portion concludes, allowing you ample time to wander through the preserved historic buildings, exhibits, and artifacts at your own pace—an opportunity to deeply connect with the community’s past and present.
Independent Exploration: As you explore independently, reflect on the stories you’ve heard and the scenes you’ve experienced. This is your moment to fully appreciate the essence of Nanortalik’s culture, leaving you with a lasting impression of Greenland’s southern heritage.

Cancellation terms

Our cancellation fees are as follows:

Cancellation fee of 30% is charged if cancelled 1 day or less before the event
Cancellation fee of 20% is charged if cancelled 3 days or less before the event
Cancellation fee of 15% is charged if cancelled 7 days or less before the event
Cancellation fee of 10% is charged if cancelled 30 days or less before the event

Note: The cancellation fee also applies if the ship cancels the port call.

Why We Charge a Cancellation Fee:

- Operational Costs: Preparing for tours incurs costs like staffing and equipment setup, which are often non-refundable on short notice.
- Limited Capacity: Our tours have limited spots to ensure quality. A late cancellation prevents these spots from being offered to others, affecting our resource allocation.
- Advance Planning: Significant effort goes into planning and customizing tours for a memorable experience, involving logistical arrangements.
- Fairness: Our cancellation policy ensures fairness, allowing us to maintain tour quality and service commitment to all guests, despite unexpected cancellations.