Hvalsey Church Ruins

Less than an hour’s boat ride separates Qaqortoq from the Greenland Norse ruins of Hvalsey Church.

It’s a lovely boat ride to the island of Qaqortukulooq.

We enter the fjord known by the ancient Norse name “Hvalseyfjördur” after sailing through the sizable island of Arpatsivik, also known as Whale Island or “Hvalsey” in Norse, and passing it.

Here, the church ruins exist in a serene and serene environment.

The narrative describes what life was like for the Norse people throughout their 500 years in the Middle Ages.

What caused the Norse to vanish? What was the most recent piece of writing about these intriguing people?

Minimum: 4 people

Maximum: 7 people

Meeting point
Kongebroen - (Please arrive 10 minutes before departure) - https://maps.app.goo.gl/xTcrHnbR5eHk4x6w6