Tasiilaq & East Greenland
Mountain fjords on the wild side of the ice sheet — the most remote place we operate, and the best ski touring in the Arctic.
The other side of the ice
East Greenland is separated from the populated west by the ice sheet, and the difference shows. Tasiilaq, the largest settlement, holds about two thousand people; the fjords around it are ringed by unclimbed peaks rising straight from the water.
Access is via Iceland — a two-hour flight from Reykjavík to Kulusuk, then helicopter or boat. Weather governs everything here, and we say so plainly: programmes are built with contingency days, and clients need to accept that a schedule may move.
All of Greenland →
Stay, experience, dine, arrive
Lodges and expedition camps
A small lodge at Tasiilaq and guided tented camps in the fjords for ski and trekking programmes.
Ski touring and fjord travel
Sea-level-to-summit ski touring, boat access between fjords, and guided trekking in summer.
Settlement and camp
Local fish and musk ox in the settlements, well-run field catering on expedition.
Via Iceland
Reykjavík to Kulusuk, then helicopter or boat to Tasiilaq. Both are weather dependent.
What clients come here for
The Ice Sheet Edge
Mountain Biking
Tasiilaq & East Greenland by season
Ski Season
Stable spring snow from sea level to summit, long days and frozen fjords for access.
Open Water
Boat access between fjords, trekking on clear ground and icebergs at their most active.
Closed Season
We do not run programmes here in the dark months — access is too unreliable to sell honestly.
Ways to shape this journey
Starting points, not packages. Every programme is rebuilt around the client in front of you.
Ski the Fjords
A guided ski-touring week from a lodge or boat base, with contingency days for weather.
Design this journey →East Greenland Expedition
Fjord trekking with tented camps and boat transfers, planned with real slack in the schedule.
Design this journey →Regions that combine well
Ilulissat & Disko Bay
The most productive glacier outside Antarctica, a UNESCO icefjord, and settlements with no roads between them.
Nuuk
The smallest capital in the world, at the mouth of a fjord system larger than some countries.
Reykjavík & the South Coast
Glacier lagoons, black-sand coast and geothermal country — the most concentrated landscape drive in the North Atlantic.
Send us a brief for Tasiilaq & East Greenland — we'll do the rest
Tell us about your client — who they are, what moves them, and how they like to travel. A senior specialist responds personally.