Nanortalik

Polar plunge into the wilds of Nanortalik, home to bears, bergs, and unbelievable beauty. Boat to South Greenland’s most photographed glaciers in Tasermiut Fjord; known as the ‘Arctic Patagonia’, the fjord stretches 70 km (44 mi) with sheer granite cliffs towering 1,200 meters (4,000ft) drawing rock climbers from around the world. Survey a scale of nature that is both enormous and micro: swim in Uunartoq Hot Springs that bubbles with warm waters and views of iceberg; savour foraged foods, fresh fish, and meeting the nicest people. Hike Klosterdalen and Quinnguadalen for the unmatched views; learn the Inuit’s strong connection to the land at the Outdoor Museum; or simply sit and enjoy the silence of the last frontier and the shifting luminosity of the metallic sea.