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Baltimore (BWI)Kulusuk (KUS)Round trip
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Economy		Jun 30 2026 - Jul 11 2026

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Seattle (SEA)Kulusuk (KUS)Round trip
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*Fares displayed have been collected within the last 72hrs and may no longer be available at the time of booking. We display fares for Economy Light as standard but it is possible to change your class of service during the booking process. You can also add baggage, meals and extra legroom to your trip during booking.

 

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FAQs about travel to Kulusuk

Helpful information for US travelers to Kulusuk

How far is Kulusuk Airport from the village?

Kulusuk Airport (KUS) is about a 20- to 30-minute walk from the small village of Kulusuk, which is located on the island of the same name. West of the island is Tasiilaq, the largest town in East Greenland. Tasiilaq can be reached in only 15 minutes by helicopter from Kulusuk.

How long is the flight to Kulusuk from the US?

Since the Kulusuk airport is so small, all Icelandair flights from the US to Kulusuk include a stopover in Iceland, with the flight from Iceland to Kulusuk only taking 1 hour and 50 minutes. From east-coast US locations like New York, it takes about 6 hours to fly to Iceland, and from west-coast cities like Seattle, it takes around 8 hours.

Do you need a visa to visit Kulusuk?

US citizens can visit Kulusuk for up to 90 days without a visa (for tourist and business purposes). Your passport must be valid for a minimum of 3 months from your planned departure date.

Visiting Kulusuk

Two houses (one red, one blue) pictured against a snowy scene in Kulusuk, Greenland

Welcome to East Greenland!

Icelandair operates direct flights from Iceland to 4 destinations in Greenland. Just a short, 1-hour and 50-minute direct flight from Iceland's Keflavík Airport (KEF) takes you to the village of Kulusuk (KUS), situated on the island of the same name in East Greenland.

Both the airport and the village are very small, with a population of around 240 and limited services, although there is a hotel. Most travelers use Kulusuk as a springboard to the riches of the region. In the remote east, the beauty of the country's natural wilderness combines with the Inuit cultural experience to create a truly memorable experience for visitors. Planning a trip to Greenland? Add a Stopover in Iceland to your trip at no additional airfare!

Exploring beyond Kulusuk

Characterized by colorful houses, the village of Kulusuk is home to hunters and fishermen who are still strongly connected to the traditions of their ancestors.

Tasiilaq, the largest town in East Greenland, is only 15 minutes by helicopter from Kulusuk airport, or an hour by boat if the weather conditions are good. Tasiilaq has a population of around 2,000, with a broader range of tours and services.

East Greenland is an incredible adventure destination. To best experience the region, it’s useful to work with local operators to arrange airport transfers and exploration further afield. Utilize their expertise to build a memorable adventure in this part of the world that's very off-the-beaten-track!

A pack of white huskies stand around in a group in Kulusuk, ready to embark on a dog sledding trip
A sail boat with a red sail is pictured with a large ice berg in the background

Art and culture

East Greenland is proud of its ancient traditions. Local storytellers share tales and myths with visitors, artisans proudly demonstrate their crafts, and women in national costumes perform drum dances. Here you'll have an opportunity to experience firsthand the ancient Inuit culture, best reflected in the beautiful craftsmanship of the carvings done in tusk and bone. Stop by artisan workshops to see some of Greenland's best carvers at work.

In Tasiilaq, the Ammassalik Museum can be found in the town's first church, close to the harbor. It gives good context to cultural heritage of East Greenland.

Summer and winter activities

The best times to visit East Greenland are June to September for boat trips, hiking, kayaking, and whale watching, and from February to April for dog-sledding, snowmobiling, ice fishing, skiing, snowshoeing, and catching the northern lights.

For a more relaxed vacation, boat tours run up the Ammassalik Fjord to several glaciers, the Sermilik Icefjord (one of the most active ice fjords in Greenland), traditional settlements, and an abandoned WWII airbase – all offering the potential for incredible iceberg viewing and whale watching.

Icelandair flies from Iceland to Kulusuk from March through September. Consult our flight schedule for further information on our routes that are operated seasonally and year-round.

If you time it well, it’s also possible to grab some fast food from the airport around the time that flights arrive.

A huge ice berg as pictured from above in Kulusuk, Greenland