Boat tour – Hvalsey Church Ruins

Embark on an unforgettable journey through history as we take you to Hvalsey Church ruins, one of Greenland’s best-preserved Norse sites. Located just outside Qaqortoq, the Hvalsey ruins offer a unique look into the lives of the Norsemen who settled in Greenland over 500 years ago. These historic ruins are set in a stunning landscape, where ancient stones meet the wild beauty of Greenland.

On this Hvalsey boat tour, you’ll travel through scenic fjords for approximately 30 minutes each way, getting up close to Greenland’s icebergs along the way. Upon arrival, our knowledgeable guide will introduce you to the area and share stories of the Norse settlers, including the mystery surrounding their sudden disappearance. You’ll walk around the ruins of Hvalsey Church, where the last known written record of the Norsemen in Greenland was made before their legacy faded into history.

As you explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site Kujataa, take in the peaceful surroundings. Listen to the sounds of the waves, look out for Greenland’s unique wildlife, and enjoy a hot drink served by your guide. You may even spot some of Greenland’s beautiful bird species or a polar fox if you’re lucky.

This tour combines cultural discovery with breathtaking nature, making it an experience you’ll never forget. Be sure to dress warmly and wear sturdy shoes or hiking boots for a comfortable journey!