In the summer, Greenland is home to a wide variety of whale species, ranging from little whales like porpoises and white-nosed whales to the well-known bowhead whale.
Whales travel north in the summer because they consider the Arctic Sea to be a food source.
A nutrient-rich material formed by the ice churning over rock, ocean currents, and the midnight sun in the Arctic fosters a profusion of planktons and other microscopic fish and shrimp-like creatures called krill.
Because of this, the Nuuk Fjord sees a yearly influx of humpback, fin, and minke whale visitors.
Get your camera and join us, so you can witness one of nature’s greatest wonders. Your experience will be unforgettable.
Duration: 3 hours
Minimum: 3 people
Maximum: 26 people
Meeting point ´Tidevandstrappen´ at Nuuk harbour (Please arrive 10 minutes before departure): https://maps.app.goo.gl/8v4vPKLnithG3QKo8
Meet your tour guide
Oh My Greenland
Have a unforgetably and warm experience with our local crew.
