For six action-packed days, you’ll cast your line in three different rivers, each teeming with the elusive Arctic Char. Each morning, a boat awaits to take you deeper into the wilderness, where untouched fishing grounds promise a catch like no other.
Guided by seasoned experts, this expedition caters to anglers of all skill levels, ensuring every cast is an opportunity to connect with nature.
Days that build on each other. New landscapes, good company, evenings in places most travellers never reach. This itinerary lays out your whole stay, day by day, with prices and what's included. Leave your email and we'll send it over.
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Tight Loops
United States
Ludwig Östman
Sweden
Tom Dubeau
Canada
Travel through breathtaking fjords and rugged Greenlandic coastline on your way to Camp Isua, a remote haven reachable only by boat.
With only eight guests per week, Camp Isua offers an intimate experience where you can truly connect with nature and the thrill of the catch.
Upon arriving in Nuuk, you'll be greeted by our team and transferred to a local hotel. Settle into your cozy room and prepare for the journey ahead.
In the evening, enjoy an optional dinner at a local favorite, A Hereford Beefstouw, and meet your guides for a detailed briefing about the upcoming days.
After a hearty breakfast, embark on a four-hour boat journey through the breathtaking fjords to Camp Isua. Traveling aboard a comfortable, enclosed Targa boat, you'll experience spectacular views of the rugged coastline.
Upon arrival at the camp, unpack and meet the team before receiving a detailed orientation. Use the afternoon to prepare your gear and get your first taste of fishing at the Isua River.
Spend six exhilarating days fishing in the pristine rivers of Kangerluarsussuaq:
Each morning begins with a briefing and boat transfer to the river of the day, unless you decide to fish Isua river which is located at camp site.
Expert guides will help you adapt techniques to the conditions and river characteristics. Evenings are spent at camp, sharing stories over hearty meals and soaking in the wild beauty of Greenland.
On the morning of your ninth day, say goodbye to Camp Isua and embark on the return boat journey to Nuuk. Relive the week's adventures while cruising through the stunning fjords.
Upon arrival, you'll check back into the local hotel for a relaxing final night in Greenland.
After breakfast at the local hotel, transfer to the airport for your return flight.
Depart with unforgettable memories of fishing in Greenland's pristine rivers and the camaraderie of a shared adventure.
For six action-packed days, you’ll cast your line in three different rivers, each teeming with the elusive Arctic Char. Each morning, a boat awaits to take you deeper into the wilderness, where untouched fishing grounds promise a catch like no other.
Guided by seasoned experts, this expedition caters to anglers of all skill levels, ensuring every cast is an opportunity to connect with nature.
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.
The fishing at Camp Isua is accessible to most anglers, but the level of physical demand varies between the rivers.
The Isua River can be fairly technical, especially as you move further upriver. Some sections require river crossings and following specific paths to reach the best pools, but our guides know the routes and will ensure a safe and efficient approach.
The Eqaluit River and Ilivertallip Kuua are exceptionally easy to navigate, with minimal obstacles. The only real physical effort required is hiking upstream to explore new sections of the river, making them ideal for anglers who prefer a more relaxed wading experience.
There are no modern facilities at the Qussuk campsite. We drink fresh, clean meltwater directly from the nearby streams—just as nature intended. While this is a true wilderness experience, you won’t be fending for yourself. Our guide will prepare all meals, so you can focus on fishing and enjoying the remote surroundings.
This is still an authentic backcountry expedition, where you’ll be immersed in Greenland’s raw, untouched nature. If you’re looking for luxury, this isn’t the trip—but if you want a pure, off-the-grid fishing adventure, you’re in the right place.
If you prefer a more comfortable fishing experience with added amenities, check out our Three River Program, which offers a higher level of comfort while still delivering incredible Arctic char fishing.
At Camp Isua, dining is an essential part of the experience. After a full day on the water, you’ll return to camp, where our chef prepares restaurant-quality meals with a strong focus on Greenlandic cuisine. Expect a menu featuring everything from reindeer, muskox, Greenlandic shrimp, fish, and local birds, bringing you closer to the land and its traditions.
One of the highlights is the fresh Arctic char, caught during the trip and prepared by our chef back at camp. Whether grilled or pan-seared, it’s a perfect blend of luxury and wilderness—fresh, wild, and expertly cooked.
While the camp is remote, we make sure you eat well. From hot breakfasts and trail lunches to hearty, multi-course dinners, every meal is designed to fuel your adventure while giving you a true taste of Greenland’s rich culinary heritage. Meals are enjoyed together in the communal dining tent, where you can unwind, share stories, and take in the Arctic silence with a full stomach and a satisfied mind.
Guests will stay in spacious, heated canvas tents, each shared between two anglers, providing comfortable beds and plenty of room to store gear and relax after long days on the river. The tents are decorated minimalistically but cozy, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere in the heart of the wilderness.
The camp is designed to offer both comfort and authenticity, balancing the raw beauty of the Arctic with a high standard of living in a remote environment. Meals are prepared by our chef and served in the communal dining tent, where anglers gather to share stories over expertly cooked Greenlandic cuisine.
Despite being deep in the wilderness, the camp is well-equipped with running water in the main tent, a limited amount of electricity available for charging phones and small devices, and two separate toilet facilities for convenience.
For those looking to unwind, there’s an outdoor sauna tent, available once or twice during the stay, providing the perfect way to relax and soak in the silence of the Arctic tundra after a full day on the water.
Three Rivers at Camp Isua offers something truly unique—three separate rivers to fish, allowing us to rotate between them to keep the waters fresh and the char aggressive throughout the entire season. This ensures that anglers always have access to prime, undisturbed fishing, with new opportunities every day. Unlike other remote destinations that focus on just one river, we offer variety, flexibility, and a more dynamic fishing experience.
While the camp is deep in the Arctic wilderness, it’s still only a four-hour boat ride from Nuuk, making it both remote and accessible. There are no roads, no crowds, and no competition for the best fishing spots—just wild, untouched waters where the char have rarely seen a fly. With a maximum of eight guests per week, Camp Isua offers the perfect balance between exclusivity and adventure, giving each angler the space and freedom to fish in one of the most untouched environments on Earth.
Yes, you need a fishing license to fish in Greenland. The good news is that the fishing license is included in the price when you book this tour. As long as we have the names of all participants before departure, we’ll take care of everything so you can focus on the fishing.
Yes, the itinerary is designed to give anglers access to all three rivers—Isua, Eqaluit, and Ilivertallip Kuua—each offering a different style of fishing. Mornings begin with a briefing and boat transfer to the chosen river for the day. If you prefer to stay close to camp, the Isua River flows right past your tent and can be fished anytime.
Responsible for fishing operations and ensuring safety during expeditions in Greenland’s wilderness. With years of experience as an infantry soldier and training as a combat medic.
Sven is responsible for fly fishing guiding in Camp Isua. He has years of experience, with a flair for professional photographing.
Inaluk is a trained Arctic Adventure guide and chef, and has been onboard a school ship which comes with remarkable sets of skills as a sailor.
Responsible for the commercial side, sustainability, and executive decisions. Casper is educated in innovation and entrepreneurship with years of experience as a fly fisher.
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