- SismiutLearn More
The ancient and the urban meet up in the region's capital.
- KangerlussuaqLearn More
The gateway to Greenland and our adventure central.
- ItilleqLearn More
The Arctic Circle village.
- KangaamiutLearn More
The right blend of rugged heliskiing and small town life.
- ManiitsoqLearn More
The whale capital on the West Coast of Greenland.
- NapasoqLearn More
Remote and cosy coastal settlement life.
- SarfannguitLearn More
The trail village on the great Arctic Circle Trail.
- AtammikLearn More
A community with firm roots in fishing and hunting.
World class pool and drop
Arctic charr is the name of the game in the exclusive pool and drop rivers of Destination Arctic Circle.
All our rivers combine a unique Greenlandic angling experience with a living cultural history where you can meet local families who have used the same rivers for centuries.
Destination Arctic Circle is the prime spot in Greenland for backcountry angling on intense, remote river stretches only accessible by boat and with a local guide.
And no no other destination in the country has as many challenging, top notch locations.
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Rough. Real. Remote. Summer Episode 1
Today we are bringing you the first of five episodes in the new series of “Rough. Real. Remote.” short adventure films from Destination Arctic Circle.
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New Adventure Film Series!
On Januar 7 we are launching a brand new series of “Rough. Real. Remote.” short adventure films from Destination Arctic Circle, but as a Christmas bonus we are giving you a sneak preview of the goodies with this exclusive trailer for the series.
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Greenland Outdoors
Jens-Pavia Brandt has a passion for exploring the vast backcountry around Kangerlussuaq by foot and kayak, and this love for the natural environment is the backbone of all the adventures offered by his company Greenland Outdoors.
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Meet the artists from Sisimiut
In the summer of 2012 Sisimiut Museum and Destination Arctic Circle present a living exhibition of contemporary art at Sisimiut Museum.
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ACR 2012 – Photos from Day 3
See photos from the final day of the 2012 Arctic Circle Race in Sisimiut.
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Everyday Adventurers – Part 1
Meet 21 year old Emilie Olsen and her three brothers Aka (13), Salik (15), and Aqqaluartaa (20) from Sisimiut, who literally grew up wearing skis.
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How to make Greenlandic Coffee
Heliskiing guide Arne shows snowboarding legend Stefan Gimpl how to make ‘Greenlandic coffee’ – a Greenlandic signature drink where each ingredient represents different elements of Greenland. And it tastes awfully good!
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ACR 2012 – Photos from Day 1
Enjoy a bunch of photos from our extended photo coverage of this year’s edition of the world’s toughest ski race.
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Episode 6 – Settlement Songs
We end Arne and Stefan’s epic winter journey with the heartwarming tale of settlement adventures in the village of Kangaamiut. A truly unique insight into everyday life in the Arctic.
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Episode 5 – Pristine Peaks
This time we mean business!
Arne and Stefan head into the huge, rugged Eternity Fiord backcountry for an epic day of peak to beach heliboarding and heliskiing. Truly inspiring stuff!
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Episode 4 – Rough Riders
Arne and Stefan hook up with the Støvlbæk Brothers snowmobiling crew for an epic day of riding in the huge Sisimiut backcountry.
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Episode 3 – Urban Arctic
The Arctic is more than deep backcountry and fierce outback, it is also vibrant, urban towns with street culture, art, and playful kids. In the “Urban Arctic” episode Arne and Stefan explore everyday life in Sisimiut, Greenland’s second largest town.
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Episode 2 – Dog Days
Arne and Stefan continue their exploration of Winter adventures along Greenland’s Arctic Circle and this time they meet 17 year old Mia and 70 year old Marius Olsen for a journey into the heart of dogsledding.
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Minicruise weekend in Maniitsoq from DKK 1,350
Head up from Nuuk to Maniitsoq on a weekend getaway and get up close and personal with playful humpback whales, visit large bird colonies, or explore the cosy town of Maniitsoq.
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Weekend getaway to Sisimiut DKK2,995
If you’re already in Nuuk, why not treat yourself to a couple of adventurous days in Greenland’s second largest town, Sisimiut.
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Wilderness angling with Major Hunting
Looking for angler’s paradise? Well, you might just have found it 30 miles south of Maniitsoq on the Qoqqut river where we have our fishing camp with two comfortable backcountry cabins.
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Backcountry angling
Angling for Arctic charr in our rivers means exclusive fishing in pristine rivers on a backdrop of rugged peaks. This is one-in-a-lifetime angling, and when you reach the river and land your first catch you’ll understand why.
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1 day heliskiing from Sisimiut
From Sisimiut we do one day trips to the alpine mountains northeast of town where a small glacier and a number of steep slopes are available. Or we can step things up a notch and head down to the rugged Itilleq mountains.
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Ice fishing on the fiord (WINTER)
On this trip we drive to the harbour, and from there walk out on the thick Kangerlussuaq fiord ice to a good fishing spot.
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Angling and Trophy Hunting
For that ultimate angling and hunting combo we take you on an 8 day adventure into the heart of the best hunting grounds in the country, looking for musk oxen, and fishing for Arctic charr.
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Robinson River Angling
When the Arctic charr swims up the Robinson River from mid-July angling in this Greenlandic river begins, and we reach a peak of the season in August when the fish have an average wight of 1-2 kilos.
Angling for arctic charr on remote river stretches is quickly becoming one of our best products, and Destination Arctic Circle has established as the prime angling spot in Greenland with a number of great destinations. South of Maniitsoq two companies operate river angling on the Kangia and Qoqqut rivers, and local charter boats make sure the trip is a journey in itself through the archipelago. Around Sisimiut rivers are accessible by boat as well, and there are destinations both North and South of town, with the Southern rivers being nothing short of the best angling spots in the entire country.
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