DAY EXCURSIONS FROM KULUSUK - EAST GREENLAND

It has only been a hundred years since the first Europeans arrived in the inhabited districts in East Greenland. Therefore the traditional Inuit culture continuously plays an important role in the local communities. In East Greenland the old traditions are being kept alive: Original faith is still reflected in the art and handicrafts made by local artists and drum dance is even now performed. Kulusuk is the gateway to East Greenland. During summer there are daily flights to Reykjavik (except Sundays). The village Kap Dan is found only half an hour walk from the airport. It is a typical settlement where the population still makes a living from hunting and fishing.

Excursions

The indicated prices are per person unless otherwise stated. Prices may change without prior notice due to specific conditions at the time and place of the excursion. Please note that not all excursions are available during every semi-escorted tour-programme that includes this destination. Please refer to the tour-programme for a list of excursions available on that particular tour.

KU0: Excursion package designed for short stay tours
To secure a full experience during a short stay in East Greenland we have designed this excursion package including KU3 & KU5 Please see descriptions below.
Price: DKK 800

KU2: Drive up the mountain to View Point
We drive from the hotel along a mountain track to a radio station on a mountaintop overlooking the Arctic Ocean and the Kulusuk Island.
Duration: 2 hours approx. / Price: DKK 345 - only to be booked with local tour guides on the spot.

KU3: Apusiaajik Glacier by boat
We sail past a fascinating variety of icebergs and flow to the impressive Apusiaajik Glacier. This tour where you cruise close to a glacier is an unforgettable experience.
Duration: 2 hours approx. / Price: DKK 445 - only to be booked with local guides on the spot.

KU5: Hiking to the ruins of the mysterious hunting wall
Easy hike from your hotel to the lake. We cross the river and walk into the marchland to the Big stone, which the local hunters have used to spot their prey for centuries. Close by we find the remains of an ancient wall which was used to trap the wild life. This wall is believed to date back several 100s of years. After refreshment stop we will go in search for an old hunter’s grave and also the old prayer stone, which was used to contact the ancient Inuit Gods. The guide will tell about Inuit beliefs and religious traditions to help bring this special place to life.
Duration: 4 hours approx. Price: DKK 450 including coffee/tea
    
 
 

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