Camp Kiattua

Venture deep into the Nuuk fjord system and appreciate its sheer breadth and complexity as you sail past glaciers, peaks, waterfalls and bays. If you're seeking a truly exhilarating challenge, climb into your survival suit and experience swimming in the Arctic waters.

After a scenic lunch, enjoy exploring by foot with an afternoon hike. Take your camera to capture the contrasting Arctic topography and coastal highlights.

The camp is a magnificent base from which to set out on varied hikes. With a diverse range of terrains, you can decide the intensity of your trek, from relaxed to an ascent to the region’s tallest mountain (1,650m). You can also combine half or full-day day hikes with thrilling boat trips, fishing in some of the world's best spots for Arctic char, or discovery of the fascinating Viking ruins.

Following an introduction to kayaking in the area led by expert Nomad guides, and with their oversight as you take on the waters, launch into the fjord in your kayak. Whether or not it's your first time in a kayak, this opportunity to navigate the pristine Arctic waters and map out your own route amid the dramatic cliffs is popular with all. 

Located in one of the world’s best destinations for Arctic char fishing, Camp Kiattua have coordinated a specialised excursion of their favourite spots. Provided with suitable gear, fish to your heart’s content and then return to camp with your catches and the chef will craft a freshly-caught dinner.

Step into the life of an Inuit for the day. Begin with a boat trip to the Kapisillit area, where you can fish with bare hands in this famed Greenlandic Salmon breeding spot.

After a lunch eaten overlooking the river, spend the afternoon exploring the traditional fishing and hunting settlement of Kapisillit and meeting those that call the village home. This is a great opportunity to embrace the traditions of the region and glimpse into life outside of the capital.