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Greenland has attracted the most pioneering people for over 4,500 years.

Greenland has attracted pioneers for more than 4,500 years.

Nobody owns land in Greenland. We pitch our tents where ever we like. And you can do the same.

In Greenland, we help each other and care for one another. Here, nature and climate are king.

A society with no interconnecting roads? That's us! We travel on water, ice and by air.

We hunt here. It's a sustainable part of our culture. We want you to understand that.

Our ancestors invented the kayak. Today we use it for recreation and to remember and respect our past. In Northern Greenland, we still use it for hunting.

Few people have been to Greenland compared to our neighbours to the East and the West. Come! Be a pioneer!

The silence of nature is a powerful experience. It reminds us who we are and where we come from.

We live here. Where ice meets land. Where land meets oceans.

Nature isn't hours from our doorsteps. We live in it.

We have no zoo in Greenland. Why should we?

The vastness of our mountains makes us feel small.

This is Greenland. Kalaallit Nunaat.

We use all kinds of colors to paint our houses. Why? Ask your guide in Greenland. No space for details on this page.

Mother nature makes it easy to be a chef in Greenland, where fresh and tasty ingredients abound

Climb up onto the largest ice sheet in the world after Antarctica and walk around. Do you know any one else who have done that?

The sun doesn't always shine like on this photo. But when it does...WOW!

Forget the traditional holiday photos in front of statues and buildings. In Greenland Mother Nature makes it easy being a photographer.

A four star hotel in the High Arctic. Who would have guessed?

No highways, V6-engines and traffic jams, but sled trails, powerful dogs and endless places to go.

If your cruise begins in Greenland it will probably do so here in Kangerlussuaq. And yes, you may call it K-place.

Terminals, checkpoints, long queues, chaos of souvenir sellers, taxis and buses. Not here!

Intrinsic elements of every cruise in Greenland: Ice, clean & fresh Arctic air, and an experience for life.

You can’t buy a Greenlandic national costume, but it can be admired and photographed for free.

Not Canada, Antarctica, Iceland, nor Svalbard. <br>This is Greenland!</br>

The rewards of having crossed the Ice Sheet: Nescafe, northern lights and membership of an exclusive club.

160 km cross-country skiing over a period of three days and down to -20 degrees during the night in your tent. What are you waiting for?

On a dogsled expedition in a region that’s home to the polar bear and which is patrolled by Sirius Patrol.

Others only see the tip of the iceberg. What about you?

The icebergs, the kayak, the silence, the magnificence ...and you.

Greenland videos

Here, we have compiled the best selection of our own and others' videos about Greenland. Enjoy them!

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