This Greenland vacation package to Nuuk from Icelandair will settle you into a cozy accommodation at Hotel Hans Egede, including daily breakfast. The view of the fjord and mountains from the hotel is spectacular and gives you the feeling of being close to the nature. There is also a short walk to some shops and the old port.

You'll enjoy a fun guided walking tour around Nuuk, the capital of Greenland, to discover the historical development of the city and stop at some of the best photo sights in town. The guided tour takes approximately 3 hours.

Flying to Greenland: Know before you go

This Icelandair vacation packages includes a free day to explore on your own. Check out the small, walkable town of Nuuk by foot or book an additional day tour. Consider a boat tour and follow in the footsteps of the first Inuit as you cruise around to the best of their hunting grounds. There is a strong possibility of seeing some wildlife and there is no specific route, that is up to the captain each day.

Please note that prices and seat availability are limited.

Weather and delays in Greenland

Flights to Nuuk, Greenland (GOH) depart from Iceland's Keflavik International Airport (KEF) with a flight time of 3 hours and 45 minutes.

Delays due to weather can occur throughout Greenland year-round, so we recommend being fully prepared in case of such an eventuality. While Icelandair is not responsible for changes caused by weather conditions, both Greenlanders and Icelandair are well-accustomed to such delays and are ready to assist in case they happen.

As you wait for your trip to begin, additional preparation on the side of the customer will help making any delays easier for you to navigate. Prior to departure, we highly recommend securing travel insurance for bookings to Greenland which includes coverage for travel delays. During your trip stay in close contact with Icelandair by checking the Icelandair homepage for the latest details, in case of flight delays or cancellations. For additional information on travel to Greenland, be sure to check out our dedicated page covering airports, aircraft, safety regulations and more.

What can we do in Nuuk?

Greenland weather brings low temperatures, snow and ice, especially in the winter months, so it’s no surprise a lot of things to do in Nuuk are located indoors. Highlights include the Nuuk Art Museum, the National Museum and Archives, and the beautiful Katuaq Cultural Centre featuring dancing, concerts, films, art exhibits, performances and more. Be sure to check out their calendar for all the best upcoming events!

Braving the elements though are a given in Greenland, and there’s so much to do outside when Mother Nature allows. Glacier cruises, hiking fjords, paddleboarding, kayaking, fishing, helicopter tours, and that’s just the tip of the iceberg! Visit local settlements close to Nuuk via the Nuuk Water Taxi to see how locals live outside the cosmopolitan capital. Go shopping for uniquely Greenlandic items – you can even pick up a traditional Greenlandic costume for protection against the elements back home!