East Greenland can be visited year-round, with each season offering very different experiences – from summer boat travel and hiking to winter dogsledding, sea ice and northern lights.
Practical Info
Here you’ll find essential information about travel, packing, safety and conditions in East Greenland – helping you prepare for your journey in a realistic and well-informed way.
How do I get to East Greenland?
Most travellers reach East Greenland via Iceland, flying to Kulusuk Airport, followed by boat or helicopter transfer to nearby settlements such as Tasiilaq.
What should I pack for an Arctic journey?
Packing depends on season and activity, but layered clothing, windproof outerwear and proper footwear are essential for changing Arctic conditions.
What facilities are available in settlements?
Small settlements have limited services, but basic supplies, public service houses and occasional shower facilities are available in most villages.
Is it safe to travel in remote areas?
Yes, when travelling with experienced local guides who understand weather, ice and terrain, and who plan trips based on real-time conditions.
Have questions about East Greenland?
At eastgreenalnd.com you’ll find essential information about travel, packing, safety and conditions in East Greenland – helping you prepare for your journey in a realistic and well-informed way.
