In a nutshell

In Greenland, hospitality is sacred, as are traditions. You'll discover this for yourself in Nuuk, where you'll be hosted by a local family who have a home-made snack waiting for you, and who are looking forward to telling you about the uniqueness and beauty of the Inuit culture. Discover the warmth of the people of the North, and don't miss out on a historical walk through the old town.

Main stops

Walk in the center of Nuuk: the colonial port, the historical buildings of the National Museum of Greenland, Hans Egede's house, statue of the Mother of the Sea
Snack in the home of an Inuit family, with sweet treats and traditional tales

The programme

Did you ever think you'd be having a snack with true Greenlandic Inuits? A guided walk among the symbolic places of Nuuk's history will lead you straight to the door of a local family, who will be waiting to offer you a taste of Greenlandic culture. Knock knock!
The house is warm, the welcome even more so. You'll immediately see that here, guests have always been sacred: accustomed to living in small, isolated communities, the Inuit people welcome all travelers with great respect and enthusiasm.
In your case, the welcome will taste particularly sweet: your hosts will offer you home-made biscuits and cakes, hot drinks and Greenlandic water, as pure as the glaciers it flows from.
Inuit culture is little known: your hosts will be delighted to share it with you, revealing the traditional stories, clothing and songs, as well as answering any questions you might have. Yes, including about the “kunik”, the famous “nose to nose” Eskimo kiss!
In the end, you'll be amazed at how much human warmth can be found in these frozen, uninhabited lands, at the ends of the earth.

Good to know

This experience will be narrated in English.