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Designed for cruise visitors with limited time ashore, this guided two-hour boat tour sails directly out of Nuuk's harbour and into the surrounding fjord. Just enough time to leave the city behind, see Nuuk from the water, and watch the granite cliffs of the fjord open out around you.
Coordinated with your ship's arrival and departure, the tour fits inside a single shore excursion. Heated cabin for comfort, an open deck for photos, and a local captain who knows exactly which slow-downs are worth the stop. Sermitsiaq's crown-shaped summit rises behind the city, drifting icebergs catch the light, and the working harbour gives way to wide fjord in minutes.
A short cruise that still lands the essential view: Nuuk seen from the water, framed by mountains, and the kind of Arctic scenery that turns a stopover into a memory.
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Charlotte Oades
Canada

June Trout
Canada

Michał Brzeziński
Poland

Paweł Pawelec
Poland

The iconic landmark of Nuuk, Sermitsiaq Mountain, seen from behind. From this side the glacier reveals itself, the glacier that gives the mountain its Greenlandic name, feeding the waterfall that shines in the arctic sun or freezes solid against the cliffside in winter.


Our Targa boats offer a scenic ride with a spacious deck, ideal for photography and built around safety for the whole family.

Nuuk is the capital of Greenland and one of the smallest capital cities anywhere, home to around twenty thousand people, roughly a third of the whole country.
It was founded in 1728 and sits on a cape at the mouth of the fjord, which is what its Greenlandic name means. Seeing it from the water, low and colourful against the mountains, is the clearest way to take in how small, and how far north, it really is.
Everything you need to know about this tour — from key details to what you can expect during the experience. If you can’t find your answer here, we’re always here to help.
No matter the season, dressing warmly is key. We recommend wearing multiple layers, including a windproof outer jacket, warm gloves, a hat, and sturdy shoes. Even in summer, the Arctic breeze can be cold, especially when standing out on deck. In winter, extra layers and insulated boots are essential for staying comfortable.
Yes, this is a family-friendly experience. The boat has a heated cabin and an onboard restroom, making the trip comfortable for children. The slow, scenic pace of the cruise is ideal for all ages, and the towering icebergs often make a big impression. We recommend dressing children warmly, as they will most likely want to step outside on deck to take in the views.
What makes this icefjord special is its seclusion and untouched beauty. Unlike the more well-known Ilulissat Icefjord, which sees frequent boat traffic, this bay is remote, with almost no visitors. This means you can experience the silence of the Arctic, undisturbed by crowds. The contrast between the rugged tundra and the ever-changing ice formations makes this a truly unique and immersive Arctic experience you will remember always.
Martin holds a 1st Class Skipper License and has extensive experience navigating the North Atlantic and Bering Sea on tugboats, fishing vessels, and tour boats.

Always drawn to the Arctic backcountry, Ivi Luna loves exploring by boat, on skis, or on foot. As a Certified Arctic Adventure Guide, she combines genuine passion for nature with strong guiding standards.

Barlaj has been sailing Greenland’s west coast since he was 13. Now 55, his deep experience and instinct for these waters make him an unmatched skipper in the Arctic.

Kimmernaq brings infectious energy and a permanent smile to every tour. A certified Arctic and Adventure guide, with a natural gift for guiding guests through Greenland's wilderness.

*Guides are subject to change


Select a date to see real-time availability and secure your spot. Availability is limited and varies with season and conditions.