Travel by boat into the Tasermiut Fjord, a dramatic 70 km (43 mi) waterway framed by steep mountains and wide valleys. Departing from Nanortalik harbor, you’ll pass the small settlement of Tasiusaq and continue deeper toward the head of the fjord, where you can experience a part of the Greenland ice sheet. Along the way, your guide shares local context and points out key peaks such as Nalumasortoq and Ulamertorsuaq. If conditions allow, there may be a short, careful walk near the glacier; if not, you’ll enjoy the view from the boat with a drink.
Join a guided boat journey into Tasermiut Fjord, one of South Greenland’s most striking fjord systems. We start in Nanortalik harbor, where you meet your guide and board with your captain. Once everyone is settled, we head toward the fjord mouth and continue inward through a landscape shaped by ice, weather, and time.
Early in the trip, we pass close to Tasiusaq, a small settlement with a tight-knit community. We typically slow down or make a brief stop nearby so you can take photos and hear a little about life in this part of Greenland.
As we travel deeper, the scenery becomes more alpine. You’ll see broad valleys and steep rock faces, with famous peaks such as Suikkassuaq, Nalumasortoq, and Ulamertorsuaq rising above the fjord. These mountains attract climbers and hikers in summer, but from the water you get a calm, accessible view of the scale of the landscape.
Near Qinngua, the ice and glacier views often become more prominent. If sea state, wind, and shoreline conditions are safe, there may be an opportunity to step ashore for a short walk over uneven ground toward a glacier viewpoint. If landing is not possible, we’ll stay on the boat and enjoy the view from a sheltered position. After time to photograph and enjoy a beverage, we head back to Nanortalik, with plenty of chances to spot details you may have missed on the way in.

