In a nutshell

Just like a real Inuit, today you can take a dip in the warm thermal springs at Uunatorq. By boat, your captain will guide you as you discover the only natural pools in Greenland where the temperature is perfect for relaxing. The best thing is that you're close to the gigantic mountains of ice that surround the island: have you ever taken a dip with views over icebergs floating in the Arctic waters?

Main stops

Boat crossing from Qaqortoq to the island of Uunatorq
Swim at the Uunatorq thermal spring

The programme

Slip into your costume and get ready to plunge into the warm thermal waters of the Uunatorq spring. Here, the cold is not a problem: these waters remain at a temperature of around 38°C, perfect for enjoying a bit of relaxation.
The captain of the boat awaits you at Qaqortoq to sail you safely through the Arctic waters and guide you on a discovery of the small island where mythology and wild nature are interwoven.
While ashore, you can immerse yourself in the greenery on the footpath that leads to the only natural pools in Greenland where you can bathe.
With the heat coming directly from the depths of the earth, you can relax in the water while expanses of ice and huge icebergs keep you company. A contrast that only exists here.