Greenland Off The Beaten Path

 
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Reviews from VirtualTourist Members

Net resources for East Greenland

by Saagar

It's hard to get to East Greenland, and it's almost just as hard to get any information. I have searched fairly thoroughly to find relevant and infomrative web sites that would be to any help to travellers.I am listing them below:www.eastgreenland.com/database.asp?lang=eng&num=537www.nanu-travel.comwww.nonnitravel.is

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Off the beaten track - bring a map!

by Saagar

It is very useful to bring a map of places where the tourist offices are few and far between. Maps give a lot of information deepening you knowledge about where you are. Right on the spot maps may not be available, so buy at Copenhagen, Kangerlussuaq or in the more visited Greenland towns before you head out into the great unknown. The enclosed photo shows the published and the soon-to-be-published maps of Greenland. In addition there are some hiking maps and local town and sourroudings maps as well.

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Most people do not take the...

by bdbrewer

Most people do not take the time to visit with the eskimos (really Greenlanders)while they are there. This is an amazing culture. You will find them friendly and accomodating.Here you see a friend and me with a hunting party.

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Due to its geographical...

by LiPing

Due to its geographical position as the northernmost village at Greenland's east coast, Ittoqqortormiit is very isolated. No roads, no passenger ferries, just a runway 50 miles away. The only way to get to the town is by helicopter. Living there for some weeks means to learn a lot about a different way of life.

The midnight sun can be...

by ClaesDenmark

The midnight sun can be encountered north of the Polar Circle. In Ilulissat, for example, the sun never sets from May 25th to July 25th. This period people have to live their live intensiveliy so that they better can come through the dark days. Groups of people sit on the rocks here and there, enjoying the never-ending sunlight. The winter darkness is the companion to the midnight sun, and equal fascinating. For weeks the sun doesn't rise above the horizon. The landscape is all white from the snow and the frozen sea.

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Arsuk Glacier

by Mr.Mora

From the viilage Arsuk or from Greenlands Command in Gronnedal you can reach the Arsuk Glacier by boat. Find a boatowner and a marvellous experience is waiting for you.

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Greenland

by silve64

The Greenland Coastline

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the snow is amazing in june...

by jorgblaser

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For the many inquiries...

by bdbrewer

For the many inquiries concerning this location. I have a lot more pictures of Greenland on my external site. Feel free to go there and see them. It's painless and doesn't cost a thing :-)

In this map you can locate...

by inuit

In this map you can locate Qanaaq and see how far north it is.

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Top 3 Hotels in Greenland

Hotel Kulusuk  Kulusuk

 1 Review and 19 Opinions  Yes!!! there is a hotel in Kulusuk and we did pass by it and it is a nice building, looking much... 

 Hotels in Kulusuk

Arctic Ilulissat  Ilulissat

 1 Review and 27 Opinions  special experience at the hotel igloo...cosy but a bit narrow...can get very hot in sunny summer... 

 Hotels in Ilulissat

Hotel Kangerlussuaq  Kangerlussuaq

 1 Review and 17 Opinions  Kangerlussuaq, a former US military base, is the main gateway to Greenland. Since Hotel... 

 Hotels in Kangerlussuaq

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Reviews and photos of Greenland attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Greenland sightseeing.

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Questions and Answers

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Q:  Hi Guys, I am planning a trip to greenland, can anyone recommend a good guide book? I have tried in vain to get the lonely... 

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A: Have you looked online enough? There's the Lonely Planet pages on Greenland too at http://www.lonelyplanet.com/greenland 

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